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Are you a passionate home gardener, environmental advocate, urban farmer, market, marae or community gardener interested in restoration, regeneration and the wonder of biology?
Come along to tonight's free course 👇🏼
🌿Earthworkers: Grow radical hope through food
🌿Paraparaumu … View moreAre you a passionate home gardener, environmental advocate, urban farmer, market, marae or community gardener interested in restoration, regeneration and the wonder of biology?
Come along to tonight's free course 👇🏼
🌿Earthworkers: Grow radical hope through food
🌿Paraparaumu Library, 5.30–6.30pm
This event is part of our Kāpiti Community Garden events, running until 1 May, across Kāpiti. To find out more about council events, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
Yin / Yan Lamps. Can swap shades to make the lamps, white /black & black/white or leave as they are.
Price for both.
Last time my similar post generated a lot of heated discussion about the anti mask wearing propaganda dropped in my "addressed mail only" letter box. As a post script to that, some unidentified person put another anti-mask wearing leaflet addressed to me personally. If people feel so … View moreLast time my similar post generated a lot of heated discussion about the anti mask wearing propaganda dropped in my "addressed mail only" letter box. As a post script to that, some unidentified person put another anti-mask wearing leaflet addressed to me personally. If people feel so strongly about their views they should identify themselves.
This time I have received an "anti-co-governance" propaganda booklet in my "addressed mail only" box. I have emailed a complaint to the author - Julian Batchelor and asked him to identify the people or persons responsible for delivering the booklets.
I am going overseas soon and don't have time to get into any lengthy debates as happened last time. However I felt Neighbourly members needed to be alerted to the fact that this invasion on my privacy has happened again. Wendy Grylls
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Kei warewaretia tātou – lest we forget.
Good working order. Just had the kitchen upgraded and it's Whitty which does not suite .FREE to a good home
Orange Bike Ride 2023 – Kāpiti 30 April - UPDATE
The weather forecast is fine and already more registrations than last year.
So come and join us for this annual event at Otaihanga Domain as a participant or spectator.
Arrival from 9.30am, start at 10am and prize giving (best orange rider … View moreOrange Bike Ride 2023 – Kāpiti 30 April - UPDATE
The weather forecast is fine and already more registrations than last year.
So come and join us for this annual event at Otaihanga Domain as a participant or spectator.
Arrival from 9.30am, start at 10am and prize giving (best orange rider and bike) by 11.30am.
Information and registrations at: Orange Bike Ride 2023 - Paraparaumu - Eventfinda
Dutch biscuits for everybody, plus games and activities for the children upon finishing the track, hosted by the council.
Full O Beans Coffee will be there with their coffee cart, serving Dark Horse.
Philip Verstraaten
Waikanae
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them."
From the poem 'For the fallen' by Laurence Binyon
The Cancer Society has partnered with 9 skydive companies across Aotearoa to offer you a free skydive when you raise $1000.
You can sign up as an individual, or as team, such as a workplace. Regardless, each person must raise $1000 or more to qualify for a free jump.
When you sign up … View moreThe Cancer Society has partnered with 9 skydive companies across Aotearoa to offer you a free skydive when you raise $1000.
You can sign up as an individual, or as team, such as a workplace. Regardless, each person must raise $1000 or more to qualify for a free jump.
When you sign up you'll get to choose where you jump and which region you'd like your funds to go to - these don't have to be the same, they could be at opposite ends of the country.
If you don't know where you want to jump yet, that's absolutely fine. Your local Cancer Society team can talk you through your options and help you pick the jump site that's right for you.
Stop hesitating, go on, sign up now!
Your councillors are focussed on making sure we deliver on the things that matter most to our community and driving affordable strategic change. They’ve set ten strategic priorities for the triennium and agreed to progress work to develop a new community vision to 2060 and beyond, and an … View moreYour councillors are focussed on making sure we deliver on the things that matter most to our community and driving affordable strategic change. They’ve set ten strategic priorities for the triennium and agreed to progress work to develop a new community vision to 2060 and beyond, and an accompanying blueprint for change.
👉You can view the full story and councillors' new strategic priorities on our website www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
👉To provide feedback and have your say on what matters most, email your elected members www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
As it is ANZAC day tomorrow there will be NO market. Look forward to seeing you all next Tuesday 2 May.
KCDC now provide emails of public notices. You can sign up here
www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
A place has just opened up in my art workshop during which participants will develop a design in colour which is inspired by leading Art Nouveau designer Charles Rennie MacIntosh.
This workshop spans a weekend in May with all materials provided. It will look at some of the design elements in … View moreA place has just opened up in my art workshop during which participants will develop a design in colour which is inspired by leading Art Nouveau designer Charles Rennie MacIntosh.
This workshop spans a weekend in May with all materials provided. It will look at some of the design elements in the work of Charles Rennie MacIntosh, a Glasgow born architect, designer, artist and one of Scotland's most influential creative figures. We will view images of some of his works to identify the basic design elements he became famous for during the Art Nouveau period – a contrast between strong right angles and floral-inspired decorative motifs with subtle curves, elongated forms, flowing lines, restrained colour, symbolism, geometric patterns, and emphasis on the rectilinear.
You will play with those elements to make your own MacIntosh inspired designs. Everyone will have the opportunity to try out colour pencils, GOLDEN’s QoR watercolours, Fluid, High Flow and SoFlat paints on a variety of grounds. You can choose from Canson Drawing Paper, Bockingford Cold Pressed Watercolour paper or Hahnemuhle Acryl to develop your work.
Cost: $210
Location and Dates: This workshop will take place on Saturday May 20th from 10am – 4pm and Sunday May 21st 2023 from 10am – 3pm at Morag Stokes Art Studio, 14 Morepork Drive, Waikanae. Tel. 027 380 3282.
Materials:
• What is provided: A choice of pre-gessoed cartridge paper, watercolour paper or an Acryl surface for your main design, plus sketch paper, pens, pencils, scissors, shape templates, and a variety paints to choose from by GOLDEN (High Flow, SoFlat, Fluids, and QoR).
• What you need to bring - Just your lunch.
Lunch and refreshments: There will be a 50-minute lunch break on both days. Bring your own packed lunch or visit one of the cafes in Waikanae town, a few minutes’ drive from the studio. Tea, instant coffee and nibbles will be provided for you to help yourself to throughout the day.
How to register: You can register your place in this course, and receive payment details, by contacting Morag Stokes at jubileems@gmail.com or telephone 027 380 3282. Your place will be confirmed when payment in full is made.
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