North Taranaki Midweek

SAT, AUG 6

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WED, AUG 3

New Plymouth Bike Kitchen: Free help with bike repair. Volunteer learner mechanics needed. Secondhand bikes available for koha. Wed 5.30-7pm, Sat 10am-1pm, Metro Plaza Shop 3, 33 Devon St West, New Plymouth.

Lunchtime Concert Series: The lunchtime concerts continue every Wednesday with St Marys’

Cathedral Bell Ringers presenting well known tunes on their handbells and Helen Shaw will play the beautiful Johannus organ. Koha appreciate­d. Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church), corner Liardet and Powderham streets, New Plymouth. 12.15pm.

Theosophic­al Society: A Brief History of Western Art, Part 3, by Donna Willard-Moore. All welcome, $5 suggested koha/donation, More info or a Zoom link, phone Jim Scrivener, 021-2511011. Disability Informatio­n Centre, 28 Young St, New Plymouth, 7,30pm.

THUR, AUG 4

Beginners Line Dancing: Come learn line dancing to country, classic and contempora­ry music. No partners needed. Bring shoes, water, friends and sense of humour. Thursdays 5-7pm. 5 weeks, only

$50. Contact: Mel 021-02302998. Devon Intermedia­te School, 400 Devon St West, Lynmouth, New Plymouth.

Modern Jive Dance Classes: Club Dance hold fun and friendly social dance classes every Thursday at 7pm, cost $8. Everyone is welcome – no partner required. Just turn up or contact Debbie on 0273115411. New Plymouth Club, 49-57 Gill St, New Plymouth.

Rock Sculpting Open Weekend:

Te Kupenga invites you to come along to watch sculptors in action today and tomorrow, 9am-4pm. View our website Tekupenga.com. Keen to try? Register your interest at tk.sculpture@gmail.com. Te Kupenga Stone Sculture Society, 76 Centennial Drive, Paritutu.

Sashiko-inspired Visible Mending Workshop: Come along and learn the art of Sashiko, a traditiona­l Japanese stitching. $15 per person. Email marsha. khoo@sustainabl­etaranaki.org.nz for tickets. The Junction – Zero Waste Hub, Colson Rd, New Plymouth. 2pm.

New Plymouth Bike Kitchen:

Free help with bike repair. Volunteer learner mechanics needed. Secondhand bikes available for koha. Sat 10am-1pm, Wed 5.30-7pm, Metro Plaza Shop 3, 33 Devon St West, New Plymouth.

SUN, AUG 7

Cactus and Succulent Society Meeting – All interested people welcome: Come and see some interestin­g people and plants. Cactus and Succulent Society Meeting, 83 Hine Street Craft Rooms, New Plymouth. 1.35pm. Rock Sculpting Open Weekend: Te Kupenga invites you to come along to watch sculptors in action, 9am-4pm. View our website Tekupenga.com. Keen to try? Register your interest at tk. sculpture@gmail.com. Te Kupenga Stone Sculture Society, 76 Centennial Drive, Paritutu.

MON, AUG 8

Learn to Line Dance: Beginners’

line dancing to country, classic and contempora­ry music for fun, fitness and friendship. Bring shoes, water, friends and sense of humour. Mondays 5-6.30pm. 6 weeks, only $50. Contact-Mel 021-02302998. Highlands Intermedia­te School, 260A Coronation Ave, Welbourn. Taranaki Singing Venture: We are a group who love to sing together under the leadership of Julian and Laura. You can join without audition or other formalitie­s and free your voice with us. Knox Hall, 524 Devon St East, Fitzroy.

7pm.

TUES, AUG 9

Men who like singing: are invited to come along to sing with the Taranaki Male Choir and enjoy a varied selection of songs and socialise with other men in musical camaraderi­e. 0210767570. St Andrews, 72 Liardet St, Central. 7pm.

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