OPEN door week - Try a ballet class - All ages - FREE

Celebrating - International Ballet Day TODAY
OPEN door week - Try a ballet class - All ages - FREE

We are having an open door week - FREE ballet classes

23rd - 30th October - THIS WEEK.

Inviting all ages groups to have a go at one of our ballet classes, see times for each age group below.
3 to 5 yrs - Saturday 9am

5 to 6 yrs - Monday 3.30pm

7 &8 yrs - Saturday 11.30am

8 &9 yrs - Saturday 10am

10 &11 yrs - Tuesday and Thursday 3,30pm

12 & 13yrs - Monday 4.30pm & Wednesday 4pm

14 to 16 yrs - Wednesday 5pm

17 - Adults - Thursday 5.45pm

Perhaps you have a young child who has expressed an interest in ballet dancing. There’s no time like the present to get them into a class that allow them to fully explore their interest.

Maybe you already have some formal ballet training, but you stop dancing for any reason, now is a great time to check is your passion still there.

AT: 5 King street, phone number 021 168 6115, looking forward to seeing you there.

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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.

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