Waiuku & Districts Combined Churches
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The Waiuku ANZAC parade will be leaving outside St Andrew's Centre, 85 Queen Street on 25 April. Prior to the parade, St Andrew's will be open for a time of quiet reflection. A short multimedia presentation about ANZAC Day will be played. The presentation lasts roughly 15 minutes and will… View moreThe Waiuku ANZAC parade will be leaving outside St Andrew's Centre, 85 Queen Street on 25 April. Prior to the parade, St Andrew's will be open for a time of quiet reflection. A short multimedia presentation about ANZAC Day will be played. The presentation lasts roughly 15 minutes and will be on a loop from 9.45am, finishing at 10.30am before the parade leaves. You are welcome to join this at any point between those times. Just come into the auditorium (large meeting space to the left inside the doors) and sit anywhere.
Save the date: Sunday 3rd March at 2pm we will be having the Bourne Singers perform at our first Sunday @ St Andrew's concert for 2024. This enthusiastic group formed six years ago at Possum Bourne Retirement Village in Pukekohe. They have a varied repertoire, covering various genres of music.… View moreSave the date: Sunday 3rd March at 2pm we will be having the Bourne Singers perform at our first Sunday @ St Andrew's concert for 2024. This enthusiastic group formed six years ago at Possum Bourne Retirement Village in Pukekohe. They have a varied repertoire, covering various genres of music. $10 per ticket (cash sales, no EFT-POS). The ticket price includes afternoon tea. Bring a friend and come and enjoy this special concert. St Andrew's Centre, 85 Queen Street, Waiuku. Enquiries phone 09 235 2238 during office hours.
UkuPella is a 20-something strong, adult female singing chorus from Waiuku. It performs all of their repertoire a capella, i.e. with no accompanying instruments. They make the whole sound through their blend of voices in three- or four-part harmony. Established in 2015, UkuPella is led by dedicated… View moreUkuPella is a 20-something strong, adult female singing chorus from Waiuku. It performs all of their repertoire a capella, i.e. with no accompanying instruments. They make the whole sound through their blend of voices in three- or four-part harmony. Established in 2015, UkuPella is led by dedicated musical director Faye Meades.Their repertoire covers a mix of slower and more upbeat songs. Come along and be dazzled by their entertaining performance! Tickets are $10, which includes afternoon tea. Tickets at the door - St Andrew's Centre, 85 Queen Street, Waiuku. (NB. No EFT-POS available.)
Looking for something for your children to do in the school holidays?
The Emojis Holiday Programme will be jointly run by Cornerstone Christian Church and Waiuku & Districts Combined Churches, at St Andrew's Centre, 85 Queen Street, Waiuku on 26 - 28 September, 9.30am to 12.30pm, for … View moreLooking for something for your children to do in the school holidays?
The Emojis Holiday Programme will be jointly run by Cornerstone Christian Church and Waiuku & Districts Combined Churches, at St Andrew's Centre, 85 Queen Street, Waiuku on 26 - 28 September, 9.30am to 12.30pm, for years 1 to 6. $2 per child or $5/family per day. Sign up at admin@cornerstonechurch.nz.
This modern jazz trio consists of Miles Boermans on piano, Tyler Diprose on upright bass, and Maximilian Crook on drums. Their music seamlessly blends traditional jazz elements with contemporary nuance, resulting in a sound that's both engaging and accessible. With a strong musical rapport, … View moreThis modern jazz trio consists of Miles Boermans on piano, Tyler Diprose on upright bass, and Maximilian Crook on drums. Their music seamlessly blends traditional jazz elements with contemporary nuance, resulting in a sound that's both engaging and accessible. With a strong musical rapport, the band delivers an event of intricate improvisation and interplay, showcasing a passion for both the history and the future of jazz. $10 per person, includes afternoon tea.
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