Cambridge Edition

REGULAR EVENTS

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Operation cover up (knitter and natters): 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, Baptist Church, from 1.15pm. Contact Pat, 827 1910 or Rosaline, 823 5360.

Rotopiko Wetlands, Ohaupo: The National Wetland Trust welcomes volunteers for weeding, planting, minor building work, to restore this reserve and create a Wetland Education Centre. Meets fortnightl­y, Friday afternoons. Info, Karen 021 031 2716.

Dutch Market: The last Saturday of every month, 10am-1pm, Bridges Church and Community Centre, 28 Duke St. No market in January and February.

Cambridge Embroidery Group: First and third Thursday of the month, 10.30am-2pm at The Views Craft Room, Resthaven Village Centre, 4 Vogel Street, Cambridge. Info: Vivienne 8278668., 4 Vogel Street, Cambridge

Cambridge Grey Power General Meeting: The first Wednesday of every month, 1.30pm at Community Centre Taylor Street. Info: David Wilson 823-2425.

Cambridge & Districts Pipe Band: Meets every Thursday at 7.30pm in the Brass Band rooms, 26a Vogel Street, Cambridge. Learners and existing players needed and made welcome. A social pipe band supporting local community activities. Info: Bryan: kilts@xtra.co.nz.

Grandparen­ts Meeting: Onthe second Tuesday of each month grandparen­ts who are raising their grandchild­ren get together over a coffee for support. If you are in this position and would like to meet at Franz Cafe, at 10am. Info: Brenda 027 438 5401.

Cambridge Tree Town Toastmaste­rs: Meets every Monday night (except public holidays) at the Waipa DC, 23 Wilson St Cambridge & on Zoom at 7:15 pm. Gain leadership skills & confidence in public speaking. treetown.toastmaste­rs@gmail.com., Waipa District Council, Cambridge Office, 23 Wilson St, Cambridge, Cambridge

Gentle Flow Yoga: Join us for a free gentle flow yoga session with Amy Holt. A gentle exercise class for all levels and children. Connect breath and movement and release stress and tension., Japanese Garden, 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge

Cambridge Men’s REBUS Club: (for retired men). Meets every third Wednesday of the month at 9.30am, Cambridge Bridge Club, Fort Street, Contact Bob 021 677 976.

Exercise Classes: Work out to music, circuit style training, balance and coordinati­on, and even a session for preschoole­rs. Run at the Trinity Hall Cambridge. Info: Raychel 027 251 7141.

Sing Ong Tai Chi: Classes every Tuesday 6.30am-8pm at Te Miro Settlers Hall. Health, fitness and self defense for people of all ages and fitness levels. Info: Nick or Karin

027 421 1548.

Riverside Ukes: Wemeet every Wednesday for 2 hours of singing and playing ukelele. We have all ages and playing ability and we play a variety of music. Call Lynn 0276884021., Cambridge Raceway, Taylor Street.

Exercise Class: Movement and Ability Strengthen­ing Exercise Class for people with Parkinson’s Disease. Every Wednesday at The Studio Community Health and Fitness Centre, Leamington Rugby Clubrooms, 36 Carlyle Street. Info: Julie 027 296 6003.

Operation Cover Up: Knitting group meets every first and third Thursday of the month in the Baptist Church lounge from 1.15pm to 3pm. Contact Rosaline 823 5360 and Pat 827 1910.

Rock ‘n’ roll: Cruisers Rock ‘n’ Roll Club weekly dance at Hautapu Hall, Thursday, 6.45pm-8.40pm. Junior lessons commence at 6pm, adults $5, children $2. Info: Colleen 021 160 3725.

Counterpun­ch Parkinson’s Boxing: Fighting against Parkinson’s Disease. Friday at 10am at The Studio Community Health and Fitness Centre, Leamington Rugby Clubrooms, 36 Carlyle Street. Cost, donation. Info: Julie 027 296 6003 or julie@thestudio. org.nz.

Cambridge Farmers Market: Every Saturday morning, quaint farmers’ market with lovely atmosphere and live music. Buy fresh, local goods and enjoy informativ­e chats with the producers. Victoria Square, 8ammidday.

Exercise: Free weekly 5km timed run each Saturday. It’s you against the clock. Park Run from the Avantidrom­e, 15 Hanlin St. 8am Coffee afterwards at The Bikery.

Cambridge Crop Swap: The second Sunday of every month at the community gardens at new venue Cambridge Senior Citizens Associatio­n Hall off Milicich Place. Starts at 2pm and everyone is welcome to come and have a cuppa and chat then swap any excess from your gardens, such as fruit or vege, preserves or even baking and share it with others. Info: 021 918 331.

Leamington Croquet Club: Learn to play Golf Croquet. New players welcome. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 1.15pm. It is fun and easy to learn. Contact Lyn 021456275 or Pam021150 6933., Leamington Croquet Club, Scott Street, Leamington Domain

Tae Kwon Do: Training sessions. This is a self defence martial art. Mondays and Thursdays at 6pm at the Senior Citizens Hall Milich Place, families welcome. Info: 021 299 4872.

Indoor bowls: Karapiro Indoor Bowling Club in the Karapiro Hall (behind the Mobil Service Station) on Monday nights at 7pm. New members are welcome. Info: Ray 827 8379.

Waipa Wranglers’ Line Dance: Class every Tuesday 12.30pm to 2.30pm. Beginners to Advanced. Info: Gilly 0274 913 450. Senior Citzens’ Hall, Milicich Place, Cambridge

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