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Raglan creative market, Whaingaroa local Kai and Arts

Mar
14
Mar
14
10am

10am - 2pm, 2nd Sunday every month

A quality market showcasing unique handmade arts and design-ware, original fashion clothing and jewellery, delicious food and fresh produce in a vibrant environment.

For more information visit the web site www.raglanmarket.com  or email info@raglanartscentre.co.nz  or phone Jacqueline on 07 825 0023. 

 

The Old School Arts Centre, Stewart Street, Raglan

Ngaruawahia Regatta

Mar
20
Mar
18

School waka racing on Thursday and Friday.

Saturday's entertainment includes kapahaka, wood chopping, sideshows, stalls and more.

Contact:  Waki Simon 021 0223 7155.

Turangawaewae Marae, Ngaruawahia

Tamahere Country Market

Mar
20
Mar
20

8.30am – 1.00pm every 3rd Saturday of the month:

  • EFTPOS available
  • Free Parking

For info, email countrymarket@ihug.co.nz, or phone Jane on 858 2425

 

St Stephens Church, Tamahere corner of Airport Road and Tamahere Drive

Balloons over Waikato

Mar
28
Mar
24

A visual spectacle as over 30 magnificent hot air balloons from New Zealand and overseas, take to the skies for five days of fun and competition.

Amazing new special shaped balloons, the popular NightGlow Show and mass ascensions at sunrise entertain and delight spectators of all ages.

Innes Common, Hamilton Lake

Earth Hour

Mar
27
Mar
27
8.30pm

It's as simple as a flick of the switch. 

Earth Hour is a worldwide phenomenon and is the world's biggest climate change initiative. This year, at 8.30pm on March 27th, around one billion people and over 1000 cities are predicted to turn their lights off for one hour - Earth Hour. A global effort to show that its possible to take on global warming.

Earth Hour 2010 is a global call to action to every individual, every business and every community. A call to stand up, to take responsbility and to get involved in working towards a sustainable future. Iconic buildings and landmarks around the world will be in darkness. People across the world will turn off their lights and join together in creating the vital conversation about the future of our precious planet.

The Earth, Milky Way
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