Smell your way through the Rozengeur international art exhibition Published on September 22, 2023 Have you ever wanted to experience multi-dimensional art? To walk up to artwork and smell the flowers or the forest in the picture? Now you can at the sensuous art exhibition 'Smells like Roses - Rozengeur.' Let scented art pieces from the Netherlands and Aotearoa take you on a journey of the mind. Walk among moss and pines. Smell the roses and explore lush scents wafting towards you. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Changes to COVID-19 Restrictions at Community Facilities Published on September 13, 2022 The Government has decided to remove the COVID-19 Protection Framework (traffic light system) as of 11.59pm on Monday 12 September 2022. Tagged as: , Announcements & Alerts
COVID-19: Operating at Orange Published on April 19, 2022 From 11.59pm 13 April 2022, all of Aotearoa moved to Orange under the COVID-19 Protection Framework. Tagged as: , Announcements & Alerts
COVID: Operating at Red Published on March 31, 2022 From 11.59 pm Wednesday 30 March a valid My Vaccine Pass is no longer required to access Council's community facilities. Tagged as: , Announcements & Alerts
Glittery sculpture unveiled by budding young artists Published on March 09, 2022 A sparkling new artwork was unveiled at Te Awahou Riverside Cultural Park last Friday by local school children who won the privilege as part of an art competition. Tagged as: , Media Releases
COVID: Operating at Red Published on January 24, 2022 From 3 December 2021, New Zealand moved to the COVID-19 Protection Framework (the traffic light system). The framework introduces a new flexible 3-level approach to managing COVID-19 in the community. Tagged as: , Announcements & Alerts
COVID: Operating at Orange Published on December 02, 2021 From 3 December 2021 New Zealand moved to the COVID-19 Protection Framework. The framework introduces a new flexible 3-level approach to managing COVID-19 in the community. Tagged as: , Announcements & Alerts
‘Funky Foxton’ painting sells at surprise price in popular auction Published on October 20, 2021 The auction of a pop-art painting by Zane Goode reached $3,000 last weekend, surprising the punters in Te Awahou Foxton. And with a four-year-old as the Auction Master wielding the hammer – to conclude the sale of the colourful and fantastical painting – there were plenty of laughs, tension and some tears. Tagged as: , Announcements & Alerts
Exhibition Celebrates 70 Year Contribution by Kuia to Whānau Wellbeing Published on October 08, 2021 At a time when a pandemic creates struggles and issues for whānau across the nation, it seems more important than ever to commemorate the help and support that the Māori Women’s Welfare League has provided to families in need, for 70 years. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Fun Auction of ‘Funky Foxton’ Painting in Manawatū Arts Trail Published on October 06, 2021 There will be laugher and banter when the Artitude group of local artists exhibit their works in Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom, as part of the Manawatū Arts Trail. Tagged as: , Media Releases