REMINDER! Aro Community Market this Saturday 8th!
A monthly Saturday afternoon market, where you can sell and shop a variety of items, enjoy a cuppa, a treat and chat with your neighbours and friends.
Different themes every month! With a variety of food trucks and our POP-UP POTLUCK CAFE :)
WHEN?
#1 SATURDAY 8th May FLEA MARKET: 3-7pm
#2 SATURDAY 12th June HAND MADE IN WELLY: 2-7pm
#3 SATURDAY 17th July PLASTIC FREE + ECO: 2-7pm.
Where? At Aro Valley Community Hall.
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Tables still AVAILABLE!!
book by email till Saturday 10am.
#1 FLEA MARKET - SATURDAY 8th May
3 to 7pm
Come and browse treasures and pre-loved items or book your own space and sell your second hand goods.
Tables are $5 + $ 5 deposit.
Free floor space for children to sell their toys etc. available. Bring a blanket.
We welcome everybody to drop off some baked goods from 2.45pm on to help stack up our POP-UP POTLUCK CAFE.
Let's share kai for koha and join us in the Tui Room for a free cup of tea and a chat.
There will also be FOOD TRUCKS and a COFFEE CART on site.
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Book a table!
Form: bit.ly...
Find more information here: www.arovalley.org.nz...
To book your space please contact us via
Email: community@arovalley.org.nz
or Phone: 04 384 8499.
Presented to you by Friends of Aro Valley
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In October, the fine for parking in a designated mobility car park without a permit has jumped from $150 to $750—a 400% increase!
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