School holiday free fun!
It's a great day to play!
We are so fortunate to have access to table tennis here in Clifton Court! Bring the kids to have a go, a great idea during the school holidays 🤩🤩
Part of the Tables in Communities Project (by Auckland Table Tennis Association ), this project is focused on helping young people and families find places and spaces where they can enjoy the sport together.
The project provides free access to table tennis by placing tables and equipment in public spaces and places for the wider community to benefit from.
Our table will be part of the Seekapong mobile app, which means people from all over Auckland will be able to locate and access the table, bringing more foot traffic to the Town Centre. Bats and balls will be available from the PBA office (free to borrow, during working hours) or bring your own (sets are available to purchase from Fulsan, 124 Queens Road, Panmure).
See you on court! 🤣
Clifton Court, Panmure
(Outside our office, 16 Clifton Court)
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