Vote for your Favourite Wooden Christmas Tree and WIN ...
The streets of Taradale are once again alive with the exciting Wooden Christmas Tree Community Art project – bringing the community together to decorate their town and bringing a real colourful and festive feel just in time for Christmas.
Thirty-six life-size cut-outs of Christmas Trees were decorated by Schools, art groups, individuals, professional artists and businesses. These unique and beautiful creations will be on display throughout December.
Everyone is encouraged to get along and take a look at what has been created for them and vote in the ‘People’s Choice’ award to WIN great prizes including vouchers from our sponsor Resene.
One lucky voter will WIN a $100 voucher from Resene and the decorator of the favourite tree will also win a $200 Resene voucher.
Voting opens closes 4pm 21st December.
The Wooden Christmas Tree project was made possible through the generosity of Resene and a grant from Creative Communities Napier.
Trees are decorated by;
Fairhaven Schools, Reignier Catholic School, Bledisloe School, Puketapu School, ArtZone, Pearson & Hooker Optometrists, McGreevy & Associates - Accountants, Paper Plus Taradale, Health 2000, JJ Crafts 2018, Schools Out, Taradale Primary School, Resene Napier, Happy Days Child Care Centre, HB Regional Prison, Taradale Kindergarten, Meerlo Creations, Napier Family Centre/Sunnydays, PSEC Mosaic, Sallie Dunford ...
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