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Christchurch neighbours - don’t miss this chance to hear the New Zealand Secondary Students Choir in town these school holidays! Performing three public concerts, you’ll experience New Zealand’s finest teenage voices, right here in the Garden City. A highlight of the season is a vibrant … View moreChristchurch neighbours - don’t miss this chance to hear the New Zealand Secondary Students Choir in town these school holidays! Performing three public concerts, you’ll experience New Zealand’s finest teenage voices, right here in the Garden City. A highlight of the season is a vibrant outdoor performance as part of SCAPE Public Art.
The choir will sing in the Margaret Mahy Playground, 11.00am Saturday 7th October, all welcome! At 3.15pm there’s a ticketed concert at St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral. On Sunday 8th October the students will perform at a service at the Transitional Cathedral.
The choir of 58 students features four Christchurch members and is conducted by Christchurch-based Artistic Director, Dr Andrew Withington.
Full details and ticket bookings on our website.
If you want to help deliver the community’s goals for water, then join your local water zone committee now.
Canterbury’s water zone committees are looking for new members to help ensure new perspectives are reflected.
The committees are currently focused on improving freshwater quality … View moreIf you want to help deliver the community’s goals for water, then join your local water zone committee now.
Canterbury’s water zone committees are looking for new members to help ensure new perspectives are reflected.
The committees are currently focused on improving freshwater quality and biodiversity values, protecting drinking water supplies, encouraging sustainable farming practices, and enhancing recreational opportunities and cultural values.
The committees are looking for people who can see others’ points of view and work collaboratively to find solutions for water challenges.
Let us know wai you care - visit www.ecan.govt.nz/waiwecare to apply before 8th October.
Hi all, spent a couple of hours at the Botanic gardens yesterday afternoon to learn the capabilities of my new camera - here are a few photos from the afternoon...
On Sunday 1st October Little Explorers Preschool is turning 10 yrs old, we are holding a mini gala, bouncy castle, face painting, bake sale, seedling sale, garage sale tables & sausage sizzle.
10.30-12.30 at 71 Vivian street Burwood
The incoming principal of Marlborough Girls' College says she has experience the school will need as…
Hi all, if your looking for affordable Doll House accessories for yourself or the kids, check out www.dinkydollshouse.com... FREE shipping, & great gift idea with Christmas around the corner
Three year 11 students beat their senior counterparts at the final inter-schools theatresports compe…
We are a locally owned family business who repairs and/or replaces concrete driveways, paths and patios. We also do asphalt driveways, excavation and fencing. Now that the warmer weather has finally arrived, it's a great time to start making plans to repair, replace or update your outdoor … View moreWe are a locally owned family business who repairs and/or replaces concrete driveways, paths and patios. We also do asphalt driveways, excavation and fencing. Now that the warmer weather has finally arrived, it's a great time to start making plans to repair, replace or update your outdoor living space. If this sounds like you, please do not hesitate to contact Jason Fisher at Concrete Impressions Ltd on phone: 0220759310 or email: info@concreteimpressions.co.nz for a free no obligation quote.
Hi everyone - our PTA are holding a Market Night on Friday 10 November 2017 here at school, 170 Burwood Rd, Burwood from 5pm - 8pm. All are welcome and if anyone is interested in having your own stall please see the attached. Thank you!
Do you know where these 10-meter tall American pin oak trees are going?
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On your marks, get set, get ready to go.
In just 60 days, thousands of feet, paws and wheels will hit the streets of east Christchurch for the city's annual charity fun run.
The ASB Summer Starter will kick off from the New Brighton Pier on November 26 and this year organisers have … View moreOn your marks, get set, get ready to go.
In just 60 days, thousands of feet, paws and wheels will hit the streets of east Christchurch for the city's annual charity fun run.
The ASB Summer Starter will kick off from the New Brighton Pier on November 26 and this year organisers have stepped up the options for participants, youngsters and their furry friends.
Biketober (a fusion of bike + October), is a month-long celebration of cycling in Christchurch. We’re bringing together all things bike-related this spring, for anyone interested in cycling. You might be a commuter, cycling family, sports cyclist, or someone who’d just like to meet others who … View moreBiketober (a fusion of bike + October), is a month-long celebration of cycling in Christchurch. We’re bringing together all things bike-related this spring, for anyone interested in cycling. You might be a commuter, cycling family, sports cyclist, or someone who’d just like to meet others who enjoy being out and about by bike.
Over 50 events and activities are planned, including social bike rides, go-by-bike breakfasts, a pedal-powered cinema, bike maintenance workshops, a cargo bike rally, and more. Many events are organised by the amazing volunteer groups we have in town. Some happen anyway, some of them are Biketober ‘specials’ and others are bigger events that we’re linking up with, like Avon Otakaro’s family event ‘Meet in the Middle’, BECA Heritage week and New Zealand’s first ever Bike Expo.
The NZ Bike Expo at the Air Force Museum at Wigram on 28-29 October is a consumer show with a community heart. It’s for everyone interested in bicycles, from sports cyclists to recreational riders, kids, commuters, cycle tourers, and those interested in e-bikes. If you’re looking to buy a new bicycle or bike-related gear, keen to try out e-bikes, planning an adventure or holiday on cycle trails or want to enter an event, the Expo will get you on your journey. See nzbikeexpo.nz.
During the month, make sure you also pick up your Biketober passport! The Biketober passport will take you to 16 bike-friendly venues throughout October along the new major cycleways. Hand your stamped passport in at the NZ Bike Expo, your final destination, where there’s a chance to win some fabulous prizes.
More details about Biketober, including a full programme of events, can be found at www.biketober.nz.... Or look us up on Facebook and Twitter at @biketoberchch.
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