What's On in Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt | Tīhema 2023 - Hanuere 2024 December 2023 - January

Food banks across Lower Hutt

Kaupapa ā-Mua ki Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai What’s On in Lower Hutt Tīhema 2023 - Hanuere 2024 December 2023 - January 2024

Ngā Hua o Roto Contents Announcements

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We’re taking a break!

When our sites are closed for the festive period

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Food Banks: Giving back to our communities Volunteering and how you can help in the lead up to Christmas Let’s get moving!

Explore tracks and trails from around Lower Hutt

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Get your tamariki excited for summer reading!

The Big Read, Little Read and The Even Bigger Read are back!

Summer at the Dowse Art Museum New exhibitions and holiday sessions for the whole whānau

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Get in the Christmas Spirit Christmas events to get you in the festive spirit

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Splash into Summer Our summer pools are open

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Going on holiday?

Resources to get you through the summer break

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Keep your tamariki entertained over summer Summer events for tamariki and their whānau

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Highlights 20 Multisport, music festivals, zines, and bubbles - there’s something to keep everyone entertained Contact Us B

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He Kōrero nā te Koromatua Message from the Mayor

It’s been a busy year but there’s still time to get out in the community and come along to some of the things we have on offer this month!

Across Lower Hutt, our suburbs are hosting a range of Christmas activities – from Christmas in the Dog Park in Wainuiomata, to the Stokes Valley Christmas Parade and Fitmas in the Park at Avalon.

There’s something for everyone.

The holidays are a great time to spend time with your whānau in the community and there are plenty of opportunities to do this.

For those who appreciate art, The Dowse Art Museum is hosting two new exhibitions over December and January – Exquisite Corpse and Good Bones.

Exquisite Corpse showcases pieces that have been made by multiple artists, who each have contributed without seeing what the others have made. Meanwhile Good Bones shows life-sized animal sculptures made out of yarn. Read more about the exhibitions below.

With the temperatures going up, get down to one of our three summer pools – Wainuiomata, McKenzie Baths in Petone and Eastbourne. If you get the chance,

take a spin on the Wainuiomata hydro slide!

Finally, my last Catch up with Campbell session is something a bit different. I’ll be hosting a barbecue at Riddiford Gardens next to the council administration building so feel free to come down for a chat and a sausage! Come by on Wednesday 13 December from 5-6pm.

I hope you all enjoy the last month of 2023 and have a safe and happy holiday season!

Campbell Barry Mayor of Lower Hutt campbell.barry@huttcity.govt.nz CampbellBarryMayor Campbell_Barry

Catch up with Campbell

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Ngā Kaupapa Whakahira e Heke Mai Ana Announcements Connected Pop-Up War Memorial Library Friday 5 December, 11am

Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub Tuesday 12 December, 11am Walter Nash Neighbourhood Hub Wednesday 20 December, 11am Connected is a joint initiative involving many government agencies and coordinated by the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) connecting you to support for mahi and training.

Maungaraki Library works Work is underway on the carpark in front of the Maungaraki Community Library. The library will remain open from Monday to Friday from 3pm-6pm and Saturday from 9am-1pm. Pedestrian access is via driveway or Barberry Grove.

Council Meetings

Want to keep up to date with what’s on at Council? Find out when the next council meetings are, access meeting minutes and agendas and watch the live stream by heading to hutt.city/councilmeetings

Do you prefer online?

Sign up to get this booklet delivered by email at the start of the month, by going to hutt.city/whatsonemail

Tell us what you think!

We would love to hear what you think about this booklet! Do you like the format? What can we do better?

Email whatson@huttcity.govt.nz to give your feedback.

Programmes at the Dowse Art Museum From hands-on workshops to thought-provoking talks and tours, head over to fb.com/thedowse to keep up to date with what’s on.

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Report a Problem

If you spot any issues or problems with any of our services, you can log a job using our online portal by going to hutt.city/rap For urgent noise, pollution, sewer, water, stormwater and animal issues call us 24/7 on 04 570 6666

We’re taking a break!

Holiday closures Admin Building, Laings Road, Lower Hutt

Pool + Fitness Centres

Early close at 3pm

Wainuiomata Pool and Stokes Valley Pool open (10am-3pm)

Thursday 14 December

Sunday 24 December to Tuesday 2 January Closed

Monday 22 January Closed

Neighbourhood Hubs Thursday 14 December All sites close at 3pm

Sunday 24 December

Huia Pool open (8am-3pm)

McKenzie and Eastbourne Summer Pools open (11am-3pm) Monday 25 December All sites are closed

Tuesday 26 December to Saturday 30 December Huia Pool open (9am-6pm)

Wainuiomata Pool and Stokes Valley Pool open (10am-6pm)

Sunday 24 December to Tuesday 26 December

McKenzie and Eastbourne Summer Pools open (11am-6pm)

All sites are closed

Sunday 31 December

Wednesday 27 December to Saturday 30 December Open (10am-5pm): Naenae, Petone, and Wainuiomata

Huia Pool open (9am-5pm)

Wainuiomata Pool and Stokes Valley Pool open (10am-5pm)

Sunday 31 December to Tuesday 2 January

Monday 1 January

Closed: All other sites

All sites are closed

Monday 22 January All sites are closed

The Dowse Art Museum and The Petone Settlers Museum Tuesday 26 December

Both museums are closed

McKenzie and Eastbourne Summer Pools open (11am-5pm) All sites are closed

Tuesday 2 January to Sunday 7 January Huia Pool open (9am-6pm)

Wainuiomata Pool and Stokes Valley Pool open (10am-6pm)

McKenzie and Eastbourne Summer Pools open (11am-6pm)

To see all the hours go to hutt.city/christmas

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Food Banks: Giving back to our communities Lower Hutt has food banks in every community, run by organisations such as the Salvation Army, Kaibosh, and Kōkiri Marae, registered charities in Lower Hutt and Stokes Valley, and privately run food banks like Aroha Pātaka.

Staff from across Hutt City Council have been making time to give back to their communities through volunteering at their local food banks. Volunteering at these food banks has proven itself to be a rewarding exercise for everyone involved – Council staff have found it helped them to engage with and give back to their communities, and

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the food banks have benefited from additional volunteer help.

Situated in High Street, Hutt Central, the Lower Hutt Food Bank is a registered charity run by volunteers, with only one part-time employee – their Service Co-ordinator. They provide free emergency food parcels to families and individuals

Want to learn more?

Head to hutt.city/foodbanks to see a full list of the food banks in Lower Hutt.

within the community who are facing food hardship.

In September, staff volunteered there, helping the Thursday morning crew to unpack bulk dry goods (sugar, rice, milk powder, washing powder) into smaller sizes for food parcels.

“It was uplifting to work alongside volunteers who ensure that members of our community and their kids can eat”, said Barry, Community Facilitator.

“It highlights the vital work people do everyday that is generally unfunded or underfunded.”

Kōkiri Marae Pātaka Kai is based at St Peters Church in Wainuiomata.

It houses a community vegetable

garden, orchard and Whare Kākahu (second hand clothing store). It is also home to a Food Bank that services approximately 40-50 whānau a day.

The Pātaka Kai is an expansive operation that runs on a circular system where kai is planted, grown, and then harvested straight into the Food Bank. Having volunteers to help keep the massive demand for fresh kai stocked up in the bank is essential.

Kōkiri Marae has the only food bank that operates 5 days a week (Mon-Fri) in the Wellington Region.

The Pātaka Kai also delivers their food boxes out to the community with the help of a delivery team.

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How you can help The Christmas period is a time when food banks across Aotearoa are under heavy pressure.

If you would like to help during this time, you can head to any of our Neighbourhood Hubs throughout December and drop off any of the following: • Tinned vegetables, fish, fruit, baked beans, or soups • Dried soup packets • Tea bags, coffee, milo and milk powder • Dried goods such as pasta, rice, noodles, flour and sugar • Biscuits, muesli bars and other snacks demand on Pātaka Kai will be greater than usual. The team are starting to stockpile goods now to ensure there is enough for whānau and their Christmas lunch this year.

Our Communications Team got together to devote a day’s work to volunteering in the community. Not only was it an opportunity to work together in person, but it was also extremely satisfying getting hands dirty with some physical work in the garden.

“Being outside and working in the garden not only felt physically rewarding, but it also gave me a sense of grounding knowing that there is a way to help others in my community” says Kate, Communications Advisor.

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• Spreads such as jam, peanut butter and marmite • Household items such as bar soap, soap powder, toilet rolls, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo etc • Baby food, baby milk formula, baby nappies and wipes Please ensure that these items are not past their use by date and are not damaged.

These items will be donated to local food banks to be distributed to people in need over the festive period.

For more info, head to fb.com/huttcitylibraries

Let’s get moving!

Lower Hutt walks With warmer weather on its way, spending time outdoors starts to become more inviting. We’re lucky that Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt has plenty of hills and native bush to explore and enjoy the sunshine!

Hutt River Trail The Hutt River Trail is a combined effort between Hutt City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council, Upper Hutt City Council and Hutt Valley Rotary Clubs.

Mostly flat, the Hutt River Trail currently runs from Hikoikoi Reserve (at the Hutt River Mouth) to Birchville in Upper Hutt. It’s entirely located on the Hutt River berm, along the tops of the stopbanks. In Lower Hutt the trail is continuous on both sides of the river.

The Hutt River Trail offers different surfaces to walk or ride on, including gravel paths and sealed surfaces. Using the different bridges along the trails there are a number of loops that can be used for walking, running and mountain biking.

You can access the trail anywhere along the Hutt River between the Hutt River Mouth and the Silverstream Bridge.

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Waterfall Track Waterfall Track

Rātā Street Loop

This track takes walkers on a waterfall-bound journey up a small creek through regenerating bush.

Located in Naenae, Rātā Street Loop can be started at either end - beside 239 Rātā Street or at the very end of the street. It is a rough tramping style track that contains multiple river crossings, native forest and wildlife, as well as amazing views of the Hutt. This track is a great place to introduce families to tramping due to it being a rough, tramping style track but short enough to manage with children. Younger children may need assistance. It can be easy to lose your way in the bush so take care to follow the arrows. The entire loop should take between an hour and an hour and a half.

Along the way you’ll cross the creek several times and wind your way past a forest full of birds, trees, berries and other wildlife.

The walk is suitable for children from five years of age, although in some places they’ll need close supervision.

You can access the Waterfall Track from either the Percy Reserve main car park, Dowse Drive or off Stanhope Grove.

The track is 20 minutes return.

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Want to learn more?

Head to hutt.city/trails to find out more about all the tracks and trails in Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt.

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The BIG Read, the little Read AND the even BIGGER Read

Want to learn more?

Head to hutt.city/bigread to download a booklet and find more information on the reading challenge and how it works!

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Get your tamariki excited for summer reading!

Hutt City Council and Upper Hutt City Council collaborate for the second year to proudly launch their summer reading challenge: The Little Read, The Big Read and The Even Bigger Read for tamariki ages 0 to 18.

This initiative encourages literacy and a love for reading among our tamariki and rangatahi.

The Big Read will be delivered by a total of eleven libraries and community hubs across the Hutt Valley from Wainuiomata to Upper Hutt, ensuring that children from various neighbourhoods can participate and benefit from the summer reading challenge.

The decision to collaborate for the second time underscores both councils’ commitment to the wellbeing of tamariki in the Hutt Valley.

Lower Hutt Mayor, Campbell Barry, is supportive of the collaboration between Hutt City Libraries and Upper Hutt Libraries.

“The collaboration is a good example of what can be achieved when communities work together for our tamariki,” says Barry.

Mayor Wayne Guppy of Upper Hutt shares that the collaboration will allow both councils to maximise the impact of the summer reading challenge and support Hutt Valley

schools in reducing ‘summer slide’.

“Reading is the cornerstone of a child’s education, and this collaboration will continue to allow us to create a more vibrant and enriching summer reading experience for our young residents.”

Parents, guardians, and community members are encouraged to support this collaborative initiative by dropping into any of the eleven libraries and community hubs in the Hutt Valley to pick up a reading journal for their children.

The Little Read, The Big Read and The Even Bigger Read summer reading challenge starts from 1 December and ends on 31 January.

And to celebrate, we are kicking things off with The Big Build!

The Big Build

All Neighbourhood Hubs Saturday 2 December, 10am To launch The Big Read, come along for a Hutt Valley-wide LEGO® challenge.

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Summer at the Dowse Art Museum With two new exhibitions and a huge range of fun holiday sessions for tamariki, why not get artsy this summer?

Delve into the realms of surrealism with Nelson-based jewellers Kay van Dyk, Joel Fitzwell, and Katie Pascoe.

Exquisite Corpse takes its inspiration from the surrealist game of the same name, where multiple artists collaboratively assemble a work of art, each contributing to its evolution without knowing what the others have made. Driven by a shared passion for pushing boundaries, Van Dyk, Fitzwell, and Pascoe (operating as collaborative contemporary jewellery collective Project 21) embarked on a threeyear journey to collaborate and create unique, thought-provoking art jewellery that challenges the status quo, defies expectations, and invites viewers to reimagine the possibilities of wearable art and the perception of jewellery.

This collaging of different and distinctive artistic styles, textures, and media into a single object creates a unique visual collaboration between the three artists and forms a series of playfully peculiar pieces of jewellery. The 21 pieces feature a rich and intriguing range of materials from the conventional to the ridiculous – silver, sequins, 12

wood, glass vials, semiprecious stones, cat fur, and found objects are but some of the vast array of materials that comprise the work.

Exquisite Corpse has been intermittently exhibited throughout Aotearoa since the beginning of 2021 during Nelson Jewellery Week.

The exhibition comes to the Dowse from Ashburton Art Gallery which was the first time the captivating series of necklaces was shown in full.

Exquisite Corpse opens on Saturday 9 December and will be celebrated with a free artist talk at 11am.

In Good Bones, Dunedin-based artist Michele Beevors presents lifesized sculptures of skeletal animals knitted in yarn.

Ranging from a tragic circus elephant to an army of frogs, her woolly menagerie is a spectacle of sad splendor that considers our troubled relationship with animals past and present.

Placing natural history specimens into domestic settings, Beevors’ soft sculptures ask hard questions about the histories of collecting, displaying, and preserving these creatures and their stories within the current reality of a deteriorating climate.

Good Bones opens on Saturday 9 December and will be celebrated with a free artist talk at 2pm.

Drop-in Whānau Activities Drop-in with your friends and whānau and try your hand at these art activities!

Friday 29 December 11am-2pm Come along to the Toi Hut and find materials to make your own creations inspired by our jewelery exhibition Exquisite Corpse.

Friday 5 January 11am-2pm Play with scale by drawing animals big and small in Dowse Square inspired by Good Bones: Michele Beevors Friday 12 January 11am-2pm Join our educators to create a fun, fictional landscape inspired by Lumplandia.

Friday 19 January 11am-2pm Let’s paint people, real and imagined, inspired by our exhibition Strange Friends.

Friday 26 January 11am-2pm Take a closer look at the work in Raukura Turei: Takoto ai te marino and experiment mixing materials to paint and sculpt.

Michele Beevors, Zarafa. Courtesy of the artist.

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Get in the Christmas Spirit Fitmas in the Park

Petone Christmas Grotto

A family friendly fitness circuit.

Money raised will purchase toys to donate to the Lower Hutt Salvation Army Present Drive. To see costs, go to hutt.city/fitmas

Come and see Santa! We have interactive elements for the family and items to be found.

Christmas in Bethlehem

Eastbourne Neighbourhood Hub 1-15 December, 3:15pm

Ricoh Sports Centre, Avalon Friday 1 December, all day

Petone Baptist Church Friday 1 December, 7pm-9pm Saturday 2 December, 7pm-9pm Sunday 3 December, 10am-12pm

Come to an interactive experience at our village of Bethlehem. Enjoy Christmas craft and food, farmyard animals, and more!

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The Old Jail, 274b Jackson Street 1-22 December, 11am-4pm

12 Days of Crafts-mas

A new and easy Christmas craft each day in the lead-up to the holidays!

Stokes Valley Christmas Parade and Marketplace Stokes Valley Road, Evans Street, and Speldhurst Park Saturday 2 December, 10am-1pm

Join us for our annual parade and market, hosted by Rotary Club of Hutt River Valley. Christmas Parade kicks off from the top of Stokes Valley Road at 12pm.

Christmas in the Nui

Santa’s Grotto

Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub Check Facebook, or call 564 5822 to see when Santa will be there!

Holiday Storytime

Eastbourne Neighbourhood Hub Wednesday 6 December, 10am A special holiday storytime with a Christmas craft led by local artist Jutta Chisholm.

Queen Street, Wainuiomata Saturday 2 December, 10am-3pm Festive activities, kai, market stalls, bouncy castles, live entertainment and so much more!

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Our Hutt Christmas

Christmas Origami

Rediscover the magic of Christmas right in our city centre! There will be food, festive shopping, entertainment and a special visit from Santa Claus himself!

Make Christmas paper decorations!

Maungaraki School Community Carols

A fun afternoon for connecting with friends and whānau!

High Street, Lower Hutt Thursday 7 December, 5pm-9pm

Maungaraki School Thursday 7 December, 6:15pm Come and celebrate the festive season with Maungaraki School and Nick Tansley!

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Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub 8, 9 & 15 December, 3:30pm-4:30pm

Christmas in the Park

Moerā Reserve and Hall Saturday 9 December, 2pm-4pm

Christmas in the Hood

Pomare Primary School Saturday 9 December, 10am-3pm A community-led day to celebrate with the whole whānau.

Christmas in the Dog Park

Hana Koko Grotto

Why not enjoy a festive and furry celebration? Make sure your pup has their best Christmas outfit on, as a photographer will be on site to take the perfect picture.

A Christmas wonderland where tamariki and their whānau can meet Hanakoko!

Les Dalton Dog park, Wainuiomata Sunday 10 December, 10am-12pm

Muritai School Christmas Carols Eastbourne Neighbourhood Hub Tuesday 12 December, 11am

Come and listen to students from Muritai School perform Christmas carols in the library!

Te Rito Performance Centre, Pomare Taita Community House 14-22 December, 10am-12pm

Christmas Crafternoons War Memorial Library 18-22 December, 2pm-4pm

Learn a new craft activity every day and create a gift to take home!

Ukulele Christmas Jam War Memorial Library Wednesday 20 December, 4pm

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Splash into Summer Warm weather has arrived which means our summer pools are ready for action.

Grab your togs, towel and sunscreen and try out one of the three summer pools in Lower Hutt.

Enjoy the spa and zoom down the hydro slide at Wainuiomata Summer Pool, give the the Splash Pad a go with your tamariki at McKenzie Baths in Petone or drop by for some lane swimming at Eastbourne Summer Pool.

Learn more about our summer pools and see their opening hours, at hutt.city/summerpools

Going on holiday?

Relax at your destination or keep the kids occupied with these digital resources - available to access for free with your library card.

over 38,000 eBooks, eAudiobooks, and eMagazines available there is something for everyone on ePukapuka and Libby.

Grab some popcorn and stream the lastest docos, indie films, and a range of classic cinema with Beamafilm and Kanopy.

If you’re heading overseas this summer give Mango Languages a go before you jet off, you’ll be asking for that morning coffee like a local in no time.

Binge read your favourite comics with unlimited access to thousands of digital comics and manga with Comics Plus. There’s even a curated collection just for tamariki!

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Want to learn more? Head to hutt.city/eresources for more information, and to see the full range of resources available to you for free with your library card!

Keep your tamariki entertained over summer Boredom Busters

Wacky Racers

Have fun with games, puzzles, colouring in, LEGO® and more!

Build the biggest, tallest, widest, smallest or weirdest race car from our Bricks & Pieces kit, then prepare to race it down the Ramp of Doom.

Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub 5-31 January, all day

Summer Stories

Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub 5, 12, 19 & 26 January, 11am-12pm War Memorial Library Tuesdays-Saturdays between 9-27 January, 11am Join us on the picnic rug for stories and activities for the whole whānau! Bring a snack if you like!

Swim City Holiday Programme

War Memorial Library Thursday 11 January, 2pm-4pm

Bricks & Pieces Challenge War Memorial Library 15, 19 & 23 January, 2pm-4pm

Get creative and make amazing LEGO® builds at the library!

Lands Beyond

War Memorial Library Thursday 25 January, 2pm

Huia Pool, Lower Hutt 8-12 January, 8:30am-11am 15-19 January, 8:30am-11am & 3:30pm-5:30pm

Journey to new lands, collect words at the Dictionopolis Market and create your own story in this session inspired by The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster.

Head to hutt.city/swimcity for more information and to book in.

Play Day!

Summer Fun and Games Petone Neighbourhood Hub Wednesday 10 January, 10am-4:30pm

Bishop Park Playground, Eastbourne Friday 26 January, 11am-4pm A fun day out for the whole family!

Games, food, and fun in the sun.

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Ngā Kaupapa Hirahira Highlights Juicy Fest

McEwan Park Petone Friday 5 January Juicy Fest returns to the Petone foreshore with a nostalgic lineup of influential R&B and hip-hop stars of the 90s and 2000s. To buy tickets and to see who is playing, head over to juicyfest.co

Explore Science Week Petone Neighbourhood Hub 15-21 January, 10am-4pm

Fine Signs Crazyman

Days Bay, Eastbourne Sunday 10 December, 1pm-4pm Paddle the waters of Days Bay, ride along the Hutt River Trail, and run through idyllic native bush in Belmont Regional Park as part of this exciting multisport adventure.

Go to crazyman.co.nz to see prices and how to sign up.

KidZines Week

War Memorial Library 11-16 December, all day Our KidZines collection will be on show all week so come and read a Zine any time, or write your own!

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Vote for your Favourite Fish Petone Neighbourhood Hub 22 January-4 February, all day

Want to learn more?

Head to hutt.city/library to see the rest of what’s on in Lower Hutt!

Bubble Flashmob

War Memorial Lawn, Lower Hutt Thursday 25 January, 10am We’ll provide the bubbles, all we need is you! Remember to slip, slop, slap and wrap!

Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy on the lawn after the fun or you can join us in the library for Summer Stories at 11am!

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Contact Us huttcity.govt.nz hutt.city/libraries hutt.city/pools dowse.org.nz The Dowse Art Museum 45 Laings Road, Lower Hutt 04 570 6500 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Ōkiwinui Eastbourne Neighbourhood Hub 38 Rimu Street, Eastbourne 04 562 8042 Eastbourne Summer Pool Marine Parade, Eastbourne 04 562 7582 Huia Pool + Fitness Huia Street, Lower Hutt 04 570 6655 Te Kaunihera o Te Awa Kairangi Hutt City Council 30 Laings Road, Lower Hutt 04 570 6666 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Kōraunui Kōraunui Stokes Valley Neighbourhood Hub 186 Stokes Valley Road 04 562 9050 Whare Pūrākau | Maungaraki Community Library 137 Dowse Drive, Maungaraki 028 2550 3219

McKenzie Baths Summer Pool 79 Udy Street, Petone 04 568 6563 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Moerā Moerā Neighbourhood Hub 107 Randwick Crescent, Moerā 04 568 4720 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Te Ngaengae Naenae Neighbourhood Hub Hillary Court, Naenae 04 567 2859 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Pito-One Petone Neighbourhood Hub 7 Britannia Street, Petone 04 568 6253 Stokes Valley Pool + Fitness Bowers Street, Stokes Valley 04 562 9030 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Wainuiomata Wainuiomata Neighbourhood Hub 1A Queen Street, Wainuiomata 04 564 5822 Wainuiomata Summer Pool Moohan Street, Wainuiomata 04 564 8780 Te Pātaka Kōrero o Taitā Walter Nash Neighbourhood Hub Taine Street, Taitā 04 560 1094 Te Wao Treadwell Street, Naenae Te Pātaka Kōrero o Te Tatau ki te Maramatanga | War Memorial Library Neighbourhood Hub 2 Queens Drive, Lower Hutt 04 570 6633

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