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Follow us to show your support and keep up to date with what's happening in your community: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Neighbourly.
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Check out the Devonport Peninsula Community Events Calendar 2018 at www.devonportpeninsulatrust.nz for a listing of upcoming community events.
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Devonport Dog Parade
When: Sunday 8 April, 12:30pm-4:30pm
Venue: Windsor Reserve, Devonport Waterfront
Celebrate our love of dogs with a free action-packed day of events, entertainment, doggy goods and services.
Plus the chance to showcase our beloved four-legged friends in a parade. Great prizes too! All proceeds go to Greyhounds as Pets.
For more information contact Robyn Fond ph: 445 6736. |
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Special thanks to Devonport-Takapuna Local Board for their support.
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Totally Sustainable Talks
Coordinated by Kaipatiki Project
When: Thursday 5 April, 7:00pm - 9:30pm
Venue: The Vic Theatre, Devonport
An evening of enviro banter, inspiration and know-how from local community and thought leaders, followed by a networking function. This is a free event and is suitable for anyone who wants to make the planet a better place and meet others who do too!
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Kaipatiki Project is a not-for-profit, community based organisation which exists to carry out ecological restoration and environmental education with communities across the North Shore and further afield.
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Devonport-Takapuna Local Board
Community Forum
When: Tuesday 3 April, 6:00pm
Venue: Council Chamber, level 3, 1 The Strand, Takapuna
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Board Workshop
When: Tuesday 3 April from 1:00–5:00pm and Tuesday 10 April from 1:00–5:00pm
Venue: Council Chamber, level 3, 1 The Strand, Takapuna
Members of the community can find out more information on Local Board workshops or how they can speak at the community forum by following this link.
Business meeting
When: Tuesday 17 April at 4:00pm
Venue: Council Chamber, level 3, 1 The Strand, Takapuna
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Waste Minimisation and Innovation Fund (WMIF)
The next round of WMIF will be open from this Sunday, 1st April 2018 until Monday 30th April 2018
A wide variety of waste minimisation initiatives have been supported under the WMIF since 2013, with approximately $3.3 million being allocated to over 330 projects so far.
Funding criteria, application guidelines and information about previously approved grants can be found on the Auckland Council website. Applications must be made online via SmartyGrants, a link through to the application portal will be accessible via the WMIF webpage once the funding round opens.
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Funding workshops are available upon request should any organisations or communities within Auckland have interest in receiving in-depth information on the application and assessment process. Support and guidance is also available to applicants and grant recipients by phone, email, and face-to-face engagement should it be required.
The April round will accept applications requesting grants of between $250 and $5,000. A further funding round accepting applications requesting grants of up to $50,000 will be open in September 2018.
For further information or if you have any queries contact Helen McCabe email aucklandwastefund@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or phone 09 890 8966 or 021 538 151
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The Auckland Mandolinata Orchestra
When: Sunday 8 April 3pm
Venue: Rose Centre Theatre, 4 School Rd, Belmont
Cost: Tickets $15
Devonport Ryman Village invite you to a beautiful afternoon of string music by The Auckland Mandolinata Orchestra.
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This amazing 25 strong Orchestra will evoke the full range of feelings we experience as they entertain us with semi classical music from Europe to the contemporary sounds of American, Latin and South American tunes. A not to be missed experience, the concert will conclude with complimentary drink and nibbles and the opportunity to chat to the orchestra.
Tickets can be purchased from the Ryman Sales office on Lake Road or Ngataringa Road.(cash or cheque) Tickets also available from the Rose Centre (eftpos available).
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Achilles Reserve Working Bee
Ready to get your hands dirty? Put this in your diary
When: Sunday 8 April, from 9:00am
Venue: Achilles Reserve, meet at the Seabreeze Road entrance to the reserve at 9am
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Help Restoring Takarunga Hauraki tackle some of the weeds that are starting to take over, including woolly nightshade, wattle and Tradescantia.
Bring gloves, sturdy footwear, and a spade, rake or secateurs if you have them.
For more information contact email Celia Walker pestfreedevonport@gmail.com
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Devonport U3A meeting
When: Wednesday 11 April, 10:00am
Venue: Harmony Hall Wynyard Street Devonport
Heather Baigent was so bowled over by her big OE that she abandoned her teaching career for service with the Foreign Office, with postings to Samoa, Indonesia and China.
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From those early days she has been heavily involved in helping to promote overseas the little New Zealand companies, not well known at home but whose wares, both goods and knowledge, are prized abroad. To make life easier for these exporters she set up her own company to facilitate the process. Last year Heather was named Exporters’ Champion by Export NZ in recognition of her services. Come and listen to this inspirational speaker.
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Intergenerational Dialogue 2018
When: Thursday 12 April, 10:30am - 2:30pm
Venue: Takapuna Library
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The Intergenerational Dialogue is an annual local event that brings together young and old to discuss a range of topical issues and think about some local solutions. The aim is to advance intergenerational understanding and the sharing of ideas through lively conversation. The event brings together 25 young people from local schools with 25 not-so-young people.
We’re currently looking for topics to discuss and participants. If you’d like to be involved or have a suggestion email Sarah office@takapunatrust.org.nz
Intergenerational Dialogue is a collaboration between Devonport Peninsula Trust, Shore to Thrive, Takapuna Library, Younite and Takapuna North Community Trust. With thanks to Devonport-Takapuna Local Board for supporting this amazing event.
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Business on Toast: Sam Stubbs from Simplicity Kiwi Saver
Presented by the Devonport Rotary and Devonport Business Association
When: Friday 13 April, 7:00am
Venue: Corelli's Cafe, Devonport
Cost: $20 cash for a delicious, bountiful breakfast including coffee. Booking essential RSVP by Wednesday 11 April 2018
info@devonportrotary.co.nz
Since the introduction of his Simplicity KiwiSaver funds, Sam has become well-known for being outspoken about the level of fees being charged by other fund managers. He will discuss :
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- The importance of KiwiSaver to all New Zealanders.
- How to select the correct KiwiSaver provider and what differentiates his firm Simplicity.
- The impact of expensive fund managers fee costs on KiwiSaver funds.
- When you retire the best investment options for your KiwiSaver.
Sam Stubbs was most recently the CEO Of Tower Investments, a KiwiSaver default provider. Before that he was Managing Director of Hanover Group, and spent 10 years working for Goldman Sachs in London and Hong Kong.
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Navy Museum Holiday Programme
Actions Stations: Make your own Pennant Workshops
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 16-27 April, 10:30am, 11.30am and 1.30pm (approx. 40 minutes).
Venue: 64 King Edward Parade, Torpedo Bay, Devonport
Cost: $4 per pennant
This holiday come and get crafty and make your very own felt pennant to take home and display.
Workshop for age 3 and above |
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Advanced Design and Make Pennant Making Workshops for children aged 8+
When: Wednesday 18 April, 10:30am and 12:30pm (approx. 90 minutes).
Venue: 64 King Edward Parade, Torpedo Bay, Devonport
Cost: $8, all materials supplied
New this holiday! Participants will be sketching, stitching and sticking to create personalised pennants to take home and proudly display.
Please note: Adults are asked to remain in each session as an extra pair of hands. They are also encouraged you to get crafty too!
To book for workshops: 09 445 5186 or email info@navymuseum.co.nz
Full details: www.navymuseum.co.nz
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Kaitahi Bayswater –Community Dinner
When: Wednesday 18 April, 5:30pm - 8:30pm
Venue: Belmont Park Bowling Club, 46 Roberts Ave Bayswater. Cost: Free
A people powered feast that is all about bringing the community together to share a meal made from rescued food. |
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Anyone who would like to help with preparation or tidying up after please email: stephen@ancad.org.nz or brianna@villagegrocer.co.nz. For more info see HERE.
This local initiative is being supported by the Bayswater Community Committee, Karavan Delicatessen, Devonport Peninsula Trust and Shore to Thrive.
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ANZAC Eve Book Launch
When: Tuesday 24 April, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Venue: Devonport Library
Two ANZAC diggers - one who lost his mind and the other who remembered every detail.
Come along to the launch of two powerful ANZAC biographies; Odyssey of the Unknown Anzac and Gallipoli to the Somme: Recollections of a New Zealand Infantryman.
Phone 09 377 0209 or visit aucklandlibraries.govt.nz
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Anzac Day at the Navy Museum
When: Wednesday 25 April, 10:00am – 5:00pm
Venue: 64 King Edward Parade, Torpedo Bay, Devonport
On April 25th, please join the Navy Museum for their Anzac Day commemorations. Make a paper poppy and plant it in the Field of Poppies in the Remembrance Room.
For more information visit the Navy Museum website.
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Play-A-While Devonport Toy Library
Open: Every Saturday, 9:30am - 11:30am
Venue: Devonport Community House, 32 Clarence Street, Devonport
Under's fives can "play-a-while" under parent supervision between 9am-11.30am for free. Lots of large ride on toys and dress-ups.
Sign up for yearly subscription to borrow toys; there is a vast range of over 700. Visit the Play-A-While website for details.
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1st Devonport Scouting Group - Keas and Cubs
Loads of FUN, Life Skills, Self Esteem, Strong Values, plus more
Enrol your son or daughter into scouting.
Spaces are available for Keas and Cubs.
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Mondays 4.30pm to 5.30pm or Wednesdays 4.00pm to 5.00pm.
Keas: school year one, (age 5 ½ to 8 years old).
Mondays 6.00pm to 7.30pm or Wednesdays 5.30pm to 7.00pm
Cubs school year three (7 ½ to 11 years old).
All Leaders are; fully trained, police vetted, dedicated volunteers.
Register now for 3 trial visits devonport.scouts@gmail.com, or phone 09 445 7810.
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Level One: Collaboration and Co-working Space
Banish the stay-at-home blues and join the Level One community on the Devonport Wharf. A co-working and collaboration space with panoramic views of the Harbour, Level One offers local small businesses and self-employed workers the perfect antidote to the Lake Road traffic woes with a warm and friendly workspace in the heart of Devonport. For more information, contact Simon Lampen on 09 320 0655 or check out the Level One website.
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Shop in store at the Navy Museum
Open: 10:00am – 5:00pm seven days a week
Torpedo Bay Navy Museum, 64 King Edward Parade, Torpedo Bay, Devonport
Looking for Anzac themed gifts? Visit the Navy Museum store for some great ideas.
For more information visit the Navy Museum website
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Street Get-Togethers
Devonport Peninsula Trust has some funding available to encourage people living in the Devonport peninsula area (Devonport to Hauraki Corner) to get together with their neighbours to develop neighbourhood connections.
If you'd like to hear more please contact Maria on ph: 09 445 9533 or email: maria@devonportpeninsulatrust.nz.
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95BFM Out On The Freak
When: Wednesday 4 April, 6.00pm
Venue: The Vic, 56 Victoria Rd, Devonport
Cost: Free Event!
Devonport, get ready! 95bFM is headed over to the Shore for Out on the Freak #2. Zac 'Freak the Sheep' Arnold, will be DJing, then at eight, jazzy pop kids on the scene, The Protection and soulful synth crooner Anthonie Tonnon.
For more information contact The Vic.
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Joël Fafard in concert
When: Monday 9 April, 8:00pm
Venue: The Bunker, Takarunga/Mt Victoria, Devonport
Cost: Tickets $15. Please phone to book as there is limited seating 09-445-2227
25 years as a professional musician, this Canadian songwriter has earned a reputation as a gifted slide fingerstyle guitarist. Joël always delivers his Southern roots and blues classics with the soul of a purist. His sexy, sandpapered vocal style and hilarious between-song stories guarantee a most enjoyable evening from this seasoned entertainer.
For more information contact the Devonport Folk Music Club. |
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The Nukes - Album Release Show
When: Tuesday 10 April, 12.30pm
Venue: The Vic, 56 Victoria Rd, Devonport
Cost: Presale $15, Door $20
Far more than just a ukulele band, this talented trio delivers an engaging mix of humour and originality, The Nukes return for a lunchtime performance to promote their third Ukulele Album.
For more information contact The Vic.
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The Frank Burkitt Band and Albi & The Wolves
When: Saturday 21 April, 8:00pm
Venue:The Vic, 56 Victoria Rd, Devonport
Cost: Tickets $25 Presale
Double Bill Concert: The Frank Burkitt Band play original music inspired by jazz, blues, folk, swing, soul and all things American Roots while Albi & The Wolves are dynamic and their style is possibly the most soulful folk made in New Zealand.
For more information contact The Vic.
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Mark and Cindy Lemaire special guests
When: Monday 23 April at 8:00pm
Venue: The Bunker, Takarunga/Mt Victoria, Devonport
Cost: Admission $5
Here on a visit from the USA, Mark & Cindy share some perfectly matched vocal harmonies, with Mark's unique guitar style incorporating fingerpicking, slap-and-tap harmonics, and hand percussion. They are a pleasure to hear and fun to be with. Go along and enjoy!
For more information contact the Devonport Folk Music Club. |
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Navy Band Anzac Concert at the Museum
Navy Band Anzac Concert at the Museum
When: Tuesday 24 April, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Venue: 64 King Edward Parade, Torpedo Bay, Devonport
Cost: Free admission
For more information visit the Navy Museum website. |
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Gary McCormick & Mayor Tim Shadbolt
When: Friday 13 April, 2.00pm
Venue: The Vic, 56 Victoria Rd, Devonport
Cost: Tickets $30
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Two New Zealand icons bring laughter, anecdotes and full-blown stories from our country's past and present. A stand-up comedy show crafted along Kiwi lines, McCormick and Shadbolt have a wealth of funny stories and tales of survival.
For more information contact The Vic.
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John Cooper Clarke with special guest Andrew Fagan
When: Sunday 22 April, 8.00pm
Venue: The Vic, 56 Victoria Rd, Devonport
Cost: Tickets $67.50
British legend Dr. John Cooper Clarke has spanned cultures, audiences, art forms and continents and will be performing live at The Vic. Opening the bill is special guest - and local writer, sailor and musician - Andrew Fagan.
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Rocky Horror Picture Show with Hot & Flustered Shadowcast
When: Fri 23 April, 8.00pm
Venue: The Vic, 56 Victoria Rd, Devonport
Cost: Tickets $15 Student, $18.50 Adults.
The 1975 Classic Movie, with performance by the Hot & Flustered Shadowcast. Get dressed up and enjoy this immersive theatrical experience.
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Takapuna Grammar School presents “Little Woman”
When: 1-5 May 2018 (7.30pm) plus special relaxed performance Saturday 5th May at 2pm
Venue: Takapuna Grammar School Hall, 210 Lake Road
Cost: waged $20 / unwaged $15
From page to stage "Little Women" is the Broadway musical adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same name. Featuring four vastly different sisters being raised by a solo mother while their father is away at war. |
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It's the perfect female empowerment story featuring second eldest sister Jo who won't take no for an answer aa she stands up to any man who challenges her in a time when women had no rights. Glorious music played by a live trio of musicians and two casts of dynamic student performers "Little Women" is an exciting night of theatre not to be missed!
For pre booked ticket sales please contact r.dil@tgs.school.nz - limited door sales on then night.
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Education & Personal Development
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Heritage and Contemporary
Heritage night
When: Thursday 5 April, 7:30pm
Venue: Devonport Yacht Club
Devonport Heritage 2017 is holding its third heritage night on 5th April to celebrate and examine heritage topics.
This time they have a great mixture of heritage and contemporary stories. They will look at the history of Buchanan Street and also consider how to successfully design a modern house for a heritage area through the example of a Summer Street home.
All Welcome - Entry by koha/ Bar open.
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EBIKES with Jonno Leonard from THINK Electric Bikes
When: Wednesday 18 April, 10:00am
Venue: Harmony Hall Wynyard Street Devonport
Devonport Ryman Village invite you to a discussion around the world of Electric Bikes. Jonno will dispel some myths and give you a better understanding of the technology involved. He will bring a couple of bikes along and will demonstrate how to ride them. This will be a fun and informative morning and we will start with complimentary morning tea.
RSVP to Janet 0800 555 104 or Mark 0800 555 106. |
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What to do in an Emergency
A FREE New Migrant Information Session
When: Thursday 19 April, 10:30am
Venue: Mary Thomas Centre, 3 Gibbons Road, Takapuna
What would you do?
Floods, storms, earthquakes, tsunami, volcanoes and other hazards. Making a plan with your family to get through an emergency. What numbers to call and where to get information. Wha to do when you have no phone or internet.
For more information contact Esther at 09-489 3873 or email settlement.northshore@cab.org.nz
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The Citizens Advice Bureau offers free, Face to Face support to New Migrants. Phone: Browns Bay CAB: 09-479 2222 Or Northcote CAB: 09-480 2971
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Safety in a Modern Theatre World
When: Monday 9 April 7:00pm
Venue: The PumpHouse Theatre
And: Monday 23 April, 7:00pm
Venue: The Rose Centre
A free seminar about meeting your Health and Safety responsibilities.
Bookings:
PumpHouse - 09 489 8360 or pumphouse.co.nz
The Rose Centre - 09 445 9900 or email info@rosecentre.co.nz
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Kauri Dieback public talk
Dr. Mels Barton, The Tree Council
When: Thursday 26 April, 6.30 – 8pm
Venue: The Art Room, Devonport Community House.
Restoring Takarunga Hauraki invite you to attend an evening talk about Kauri Dieback.
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Although there aren't a lot of kauri on the peninsula, there are a lot of implications of the spread of this disease into our forests, and we do need to think about what we have. Please spread the word, and come if you are able. If you want more information email pestfreedevonport@gmail.com
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Staying Safe Workshop for Senior Road Users
When: April - June, weekdays
Venue: Held weekdays during the daytime, at community venues
This FREE classroom based refresher workshop will help you re familiarise yourself with traffic rules and safe driving practices, as well as increase your knowledge about other transport options to help you remain independent for longer.
Contact Age Concern North Shore to find out more. Phone: 489 4975 Email: ageconns@acns.co.nz
Download more information in the attached flyer.
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Belmont/Bayswater Community Yoga
When: Mondays, 7.30pm - 9:00pm
Venue: the Rose Centre
Cost: $15 per class or $100 for 10 classes
90mins Vinyasa Flow Yoga, open to all levels.
More information available here or phone Julia Mak 021 228 3778 |
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Learn to live well with diabetes
Free diabetes education
When: Full-day course, Thursday 17 May, 3:30pm
or Three shorter evening sessions, 7, 14 and 21 May, 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Venue: Comprehensive Care, Albany |
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A FREE course for people with type 2 diabetes
Learn how to better manage diabetes to live a healthier life. Led by a registered nurse and dietitian.
You can attend this course as either a full-day course or three 2.5 hour evening sessions (see above).
Bookings are essential. You are welcome to bring a support person. Contact us on 09 448 0019 or DSME@comprehensivecare.co.nz to book.
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Andie Pryce: The Undiscovered Nebulae - Travels in spacetime
When: On view 29 March – 22 April. Opening in the Main Gallery: Friday 6 April 5:30 – 7:00pm
Venue: Depot Artspace, 28 Clarence St, Devonport
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Drawing from the ubiquity of space photographs in popular culture The Undiscovered Nebulae explores space, time, distance, scale and the need for humans to label unmanageable things in an attempt to understand them. In this new body of work created in camera on film, Andie Pryce references the notion that film does not lie, while also questioning reality - there is no way this could be real, could it?
In Conversation with Andie Pryce to celebrate International Dark Sky Week
When: Monday 16 April 6:00 – 7:30pm
Join Andie Pryce in a conversation about dark skies, stretching the mind and travels to find deep space.
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Tony McNeight: The Giant Poppy Peace Project - Place a poppy message for peace
When: On view 23 April- 9 May. Opening in the Main Gallery: Monday 23 April, 6:30 – 8:00pm
Venue: Depot Artspace, 28 Clarence St, Devonport
Artist Tony McNeight invites you to visit Depot Artspace on Monday 23 April, Tuesday 24 April and ANZAC Day, Wednesday 25 April to participate in The Giant Poppy Peace Project.
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Write a personal ANZAC message on a poppy petal/disc, to honour loved ones who gave their lives in all wars. You will be able to view the Giant Poppy installation in the Depot Main Gallery from 26 April – 9 May.
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Helen Pollock: A Moving Tribute
When: On view 23 April – 9 May. Opening in the Main Gallery: Monday 23 April, 6:30 – 8:00pm
Venue: Depot Artspace, 28 Clarence St, Devonport
A Moving Tribute is a photographic journey of ‘Victory Medal’ in each of its 8 installations including its presence at Arras where the work formed the heart of Tony McNeight’s poppy installation, together creating the memorable Coquelicot de Paix/Poppy of Peace viewed by thousands.
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Devonport Arts Festival Residential Art Trail Event
When: Saturday 28 April, 1:00 - 3:00pm
View the map here
The Devonport Arts Festival is extending their art trail with 7 new residential and commercial properties with prime street front walls, fences, and doors in Devonport and Vauxhall. Come and jump on the trail, by bike, foot, or car and let your children be engaged by the art action stations at each site. For more information visit www.devonportartsfestival.com and www.facebook.com/devonportartsfest
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Visit www.devonportpeninsulatrust.nz for details on the following organisations, activities and information:
- Devonport Community House
- Level One: Collaboration and Coworking Space
- North Shore Historical Society
- Celebrating 25 years of the Rose Centre
- North Shore Endowment Fund
- Moth plant alert – pick those pods
- 1st Devonport Cub Pack
- Auckland Regional Funding Directory
- Devonport ThinkTank
- My Story, Your Story - Together Builds Communities
- 2016/17 North Shore Information Directory for Older People
- Takapuna Grammar School 90th Reunion - 2017
- Devonport-Hauraki Justices of the Peace Service Desk at Devonport Library
- Stanley Bay Quiz Nights
- Devonport Rotary
- Housing Options for Older People
- Community Business Hub at Raeburn House
- Devonport Community Garden & Ngataringa Organic Garden
- Navy Museum Guided Tours
- Devonport Museum on Mt Cambria Reserve
- Neighbourhood Support North Shore
- The Food Bank @ Holy Trinity
- Bike Devonport
- Takarunga Playcentre - where families learn and grow together
- Bayswater Play Group
- Used reading glasses & hearing aids collected for charity
- Tagbuster
- Senior Net Bayswater
- Rhymetime and Wriggle & Rhyme
- After School Club at the Devonport Community House
- Calliope Sea Scouts
- Play-A-While Toy Library
- Devonport 500 Cards Club
- North Shore CMA meetings
- Dance classes with Made to Move
- Learn to Salsa
- Village Song
- Village Ukes
- Five Good Ideas
- Spanish Lessons - Free
- Belmont Toastmasters
- Devonport Toastmasters
- Raeburn House
- English Language Partners
- Act French - French classes through drama for all abilities
- Bebe French
- Heartbeeps
- Zumba classes
- Vinyasa Flow and Mums & Bubs Yoga
- Preschool trampoline class
- Karate at the Community House
- Belmont Park Raquets Club: tennis and squash
- Creative Kids Yoga
- Yoga Flow Evenings
- Lawn Bowls in Stanley Bay
- Learn to Play Petanque
- Croquet at Devonport – twilight season & club play
- Ngataringa Runners
- Devonport Squash Club
- Belmont Park Bowling Club
- Ngataringa Tennis Club
- Tai Chi at Devonport Community House
- Learn to Live Well with Diabetes
- Devonport Craft & Fine Food Market
- Devonport Spinners, Weavers, Knitters, etc meetings
- Peggy Purl in Your Community
- Black Matter Jewellery - Nautical Collection available now
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Devonport eNEWS is a monthly email listing community events and news. To subscribe or to submit a notice, please contact Chris by email or 022 125 4522 or enter your details on our website form. Submission deadline is seven days before the month. Inclusion is free to community & not-for-profit organizations and dependent on space.
Chris Cudby, Promotions Coordinator: 022 125 4522 or: chris@devonportpeninsulatrust.nz.
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