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1936 days ago

GARDEN MINI-MARKET at Te Puna Quarry Park, this Sunday, 8 Nov

Elly from Te Puna

Our Garden Mini-Market is on, this Sunday, 8 November, 10am - 2pm, in Te Puna Quarry Park. This is just 7 km out of Bethlehem, off SH2.

We are going ahead, rain or shine. You may need your gumboots or sturdy shoes and rain jacket. Most of all, please bring CASH, as we have NO EFTPOS on site. Also bring boxes or bags for your purchases.

On offer are a variety of plants, some pre-loved garden tools, some garden ornaments, natural cosmetics, honey & bee wax, and more, and you can enjoy our Devonshire tea and live music.

Note that this mini-market is in lieu of the large Quarry Fest that was organized by Lions in November of previous years, but was cancelled due to uncertainty around covid .

Hope to see you there.

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