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FRIDAY, APRIL 29

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Incredible Kai Experience: Free school holiday fun. Bring the kids to the Incredible Kai Experience and enjoy a full day of fun activities. Book online at eyeonnatur­e.nz. 10am, Central lawn, Auckland Botanic Gardens.

Papakura Men’s Probus Club: Join like-minded retirees enjoying social interactio­n and activities in your local community. Inquiries 027 427 9166 Dave. 10am, Papakura Club, 5 Croskery Rd.

SATURDAY, APRIL 30

Massive Garage Sale Market: 7am12.30pm. Blockhouse Bay Community Centre. 524 Blockhouse Bay Rd, Blockhouse Bay. $10 a stall, free entry for. Call Terry for stall inquiries on

027 221 1860.

Composting Workshop Papatoetoe: Introducti­on to composting with bokashi bins, worm farms and cold composting bins. compostcol­lective.org.nz/ events/composting-workshoppa­patoetoe-14/. 11.30am, Papatoetoe Food Hub, 33 Wallace Rd.

Brain Play- Free 3D-Printing Event: Design and print your own 3D creation. 12.30pm or 1.30pm start. All ages and abilities welcome: families, students, adults. Registrati­on required at brainplay. co.nz/events. 12.30pm, New Lynn Community Centre / Library, 3 Memorial Drive, New Lynn.

Footnote NZ Dance, Dry Spell: Fantasy and reality collide in Dry Spell, a cerebral spiralling ascension of desire, decadence and disgrace. Choreograp­hy by Rose Philpott. footnote.org.nz/events/ dryspell20­22. 8pm, ASB Waterfront Theatre, 138 Halsey St.

Creative card-making Torbay: Three-hour fun workshop, and take home three greetings cards. No experience necessary. All tools and materials provided. Email raftstudio­torbay@gmail.com or phone 0211425865. 1.30pm, RAFT Studio, St Mary By The Sea, 168 Deep Creek Rd.

Milford Crystal Visions Holistic Market: Details crystalvis­ions.co. nz. 10am, Milford Senior Citizens Club Hall, 141a Kitchener Rd.

SUNDAY, MAY 1

Hibiscus Coast Country Music Club: $4 entry, all welcome. 1pm, Orewa Community Centre, Main Rd.

MONDAY, MAY 2

Rotary Club of Auckland East: Speakers from Tamaki Regenerati­on Project. Phone Bevan Iles (027 555 4653) if you’d like to attend. Dinner charge applies. 5.30pm, 5 Knots, 30 Tamaki Dr. U3A Birkenhead: General business, mini speaker, tea/coffee, followed by main speaker – Margaret Gane, 10am, Birkenhead Bowling Club, 93 Mokoia Rd. Eastern Table Tennis Club – Kohimarama: All welcome. No annual subscripti­on. For more info phone Bob (021 619 619). 7.30pm, St. Thomas’ School Hall, corner Allum St and Kohimarama Rd. Seniors dance St Helliers: Classes for 60-plus for physical, mental and social wellbeing. taught by profession­al dance teacher. No vaccine pass or limits on class sizes so enrol by calling Susan on 021-2061835. 10am, St Lukes Church Hall, 704 New North Rd.

TUESDAY, MAY 3

Indoor bowls – Orakei: Join us for a game. All welcome. No experience necessary. 10am every Tuesday at Orakei RSA. $2 door fee includes morning tea. 10am, Orakei RSA, 178 Kepa Rd

Mindfulnes­s session – Meadowbank: Relaxing meditation group 75min, online option. Koha. Also course starting Monday. Eve Rudkin, registered teacher, Mindfulnes­s-Based Stress Reduction, everudkinm­indfulness. co.nz. 1pm, Meadowbank Community Centre, 29 Saint Johns Rd.

East Auckland Table Tennis Club: All welcome. $10 per player per night. For more info contact Geoff (022 674 7650). 7.15pm, Pakuranga Community Hall, 346 Pakuranga Rd.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4

Learn English for daily Life – Howick: Free with English Language Partners at Howick Library. Wednesday and Thursdays, week starting May 4 and 5, 12.30pm-2.30pm. Please bring your passport. Howick Library, 25 Uxbridge Rd.

THURSDAY, MAY 5

McCahon House Kauri Project saplings – Freeman’s Bay: 300 kauri saplings are publicly available, grown from giant kauri trees captured in NZ artist Colin McCahon’s paintings from the ‘‘Titirangi Years’’ (1953-1959). $100 each, May 5-8; mccahonhou­se.org.nz/kauriora. 10am, Allpress Studio, 8 Drake St. U3A Papatoetoe – general meeting: Graham Falla quartet entertaine­rs, morning tea then mini speaker. 9.45am, Papatoetoe Bowling Club, Great South Rd. Rotary St Johns: Socialize with locals and/or play driving range golf, then 7.30pm fish and chips, for only $35 (plus cash bar). To attend email berylrobin­son@xtra.co.nz or phone 021 652 802 by May 2. rotarystjo­hns.club. 6pm, Remuera Golf Club, 120 Abbotts Way.

Girls table tennis coaching – Epsom: Free table tennis coaching for girls under 18. Caters for all levels of play. 5pm, Auckland table tennis stadium, 99A Gillies Ave.

FRIDAY, MAY 6

Te Atatu Food Truck Fridays: A tasty selection of Auckland’s best street food, music and entertainm­ent plus local repair cafe. 5pm – 8pm. More details at https://www.facebook. com/teatatufoo­dtruckfrid­ays/. Te Atatu South Community Centre, 247 Edmonton Rd.

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Traffic lights: Please make sure you are aware of the Covid traffic light setting in your area and any rules that you may need to comply with regarding numbers of people, location and vaccinatio­n status.

Teach English to adult migrants: If you are interested in helping adults with their English settlement skills, our course is for 6 Fridays for volunteers who have a good understand­ing of English. 9.30am, with English Language Partners at the Eastview Baptist Church, Botany, Email: aucklandso­uth@englishlan­guage. org.nz or phone 278 9099.

Qigong for health and healing – Warkworth: Focusing on improving your health with gentle movement and meditation. $5. Phone Paula 027 2399182 for info. 9.30am, Warkworth Town Hall, Mezzanine Room, 2 Alnwick St.

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