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Pūrerehua: Live story telling in Palmy – Saturday night 23rd February, 7pm, at the PN City Library.
This fantastic ‘stand up’ event showcases ordinary people telling personal stories. This show will feature all kinds of storytellers – including a retired scientist, a massage … View morePūrerehua: Live story telling in Palmy – Saturday night 23rd February, 7pm, at the PN City Library.
This fantastic ‘stand up’ event showcases ordinary people telling personal stories. This show will feature all kinds of storytellers – including a retired scientist, a massage therapist and child birth educator, a mother, a spiritual blogger, a Massey distinguished professor, and an insurance supervisor. Sharing in their stories will enrich you and your story.
We look forward to seeing you there. Bring your whanau.
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