Napier Courier

SHE SHED SAFARI

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If you would like to go on safari, but can’t get to Africa, how about a self-guided safari right here in Hawke’s Bay?

The She Shed Safari not only takes in a variety of mainly coastal venues from Clive to Cape Kidnappers, but also enables you to interact with a collection of exotic creatures — an enterprisi­ng group of local women artists and artisans. This group has created original artworks and crafts from small, easily transporta­ble items to large pots, sculptures and paintings inspired by nature, beachcombi­ng and a passion for colour. And all in a very good cause.

Motivated by a recent initiative in Gisborne, the Lions Club of Napier Host is organising a similar event on Sunday, April 5, from 10am to 4pm, with proceeds going to Napier Women’s Refuge. For only $10, you can buy a special wristband which will enable you to visit 14 different ‘she sheds’ along the way, to chat to the owners, to view their artwork and perhaps buy a memorable keepsake.

Car sharing is recommende­d, as is stopping off for lunch at one of several eateries en route, including Zeppelin Cafe´ in Clive, Haumoana Coffee, Brown Dog Espresso in Clifton, Clearview Winery in Te Awanga and Hygge Cafe´ in Clifton.

So get a group of friends together and go on this safari with a difference.

A limited number of tickets are now available from Tennyson Street Gallery, Napier; Westerman’s Cafe´ , Hastings; Maina Cafe´ , Havelock North; Zeppelin Cafe´ , Clive and Cape View Four Square, Haumoana.

■ The Lions Club of Napier Host is welcoming new members so if you would like to get involved with their various projects supporting individual­s and community organisati­ons in the area, as well as enjoying a very varied social life, please visit their Facebook page or phone Judie on 0210261983­5 or Sherryl on 0210236618­6.

 ??  ?? ONE of the ‘she sheds’ to be visited on the She Shed Safari.
ONE of the ‘she sheds’ to be visited on the She Shed Safari.

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