Moa bones on display at Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre
How cool! Pūkaha have unveiled a rare display of moa bones at its Visitor Centre this week - perfect timing for the School Holidays.
The Moa hakahaka (Euryapteryx curtus) or Coastal moa bones have been loaned to Pūkaha by a local man, who found them on a Wairarapa farm in the 1970’s. The bones on display are from both legs including the tibia, fibula and foot bones.
This is a great activity to recommend to your visitors. People can view the Moa bones for free in the Pūkaha Visitor Centre. The Centre is open 9am–5pm seven days a week. Moa books for adults and children, soft toys, puzzles and games can be purchased with all proceeds contributing to the conservation mahi (work) at Pūkaha.
There is plenty on for families in the Wairarapa for the School Holidays, take a look here. wairarapanz.com...
Available Baking With Residents Role
Huntleigh Home in Karori has an elder-directed philosophy, meaning they put residents at the heart of everything they do.
Huntleigh Home is looking for a volunteer to help residents to participate and reminisce about their own baking. You can register your interest by searching the role ID number or clicking the link.
📢 Shakespeare in the Vines is back at Gladstone Vineyard! 🍷🎭
On Sunday, 23rd February, talented young actors from Kuranui College will bring the magic of Shakespeare to life with scenes from the Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ Festival.
Enjoy great wines, refreshing soft drinks, and delicious food from Lulu’s Taqueria (Tacos & Smashburgers!). Relax under the gazebo, sink into a bean bag, or bring your own rug and deck chair.
Free entry! 🎟️
📍 Cellar Door opens at 11am, performances from 11:30am
Molewood Orchard's Cider and Fruit Wine Festival this Saturday!
Molewood Orchard's Cider and Fruit Wine Festival is on this Saturday 22 February from 12-5 pm in Greytown.
Settle in for a relaxing afternoon with beverages from Teepee Cider, Remutaka Cider, Elemental Cider, Fruit Cru and Catalyst Wines.
Delicious food available from Dao Thai and Balter Bar food trucks, plus hamburgers by Dale Keith. Coffee from the Yum Scrum Diner.
Live music from local musicians Bob Cooper-Grundy and Kate Marshall playing blues, country and jazz, plus keyboard-vocals duo Beth’n’Gen.
17 Mole St Greytown. Book now at Eventfinda - link below.
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