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Sunday March 5 - Children's Day in Tikipunga, Whangarei

Kristi Neighbourly Lead from Tikipunga

Children’s Day Whangārei | Te Rā ō Ngā Tamariki

Sunday 5 March 2023, 10am-1pm

For the first time, the Children’s Day Whangārei celebration will be held at Te Ora Hou, Tikipunga.

Local organisations are banding together to host you and your whanau for a fun, free and interactive day following two years of cancelled events.

Children’s Day is the perfect time to remind everyone why we care about children, and what it means to put them first.
Keep an eye out for more information on the stall holders, activities, free bus timetable and more . . .
#ChildrensDayNZ #ChildrensDay #Whangarei #LoveTamariki #CommunityCatch the bus for FREE ‼️📣
Want to come to Children's day but don't have a ride?! Catch the bus!
Servicing Otaika, Onerahi, Morningside, Tikipunga, Maunu, Horahora, Kensington, Whau Valley, Kamo, Raumanga and Otangarei 🚌 No Hikurangi due to lack of interest.

Check out the time table for your pick up time!
Don't worry, they will also drop you off - busses leave Children's Day at 1pm !! 🥳

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