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Browse stalls from local makers at the community hall beside Snells Beach Library. The volunteer-run market directs its proceeds to a different community cause each month. Three upcoming dates are listed, with free entry.
Takatu LandCare is gathering at Tawharanui Lodge to discuss local conservation progress and the challenges ahead. The programme includes two speakers, updates on kiwi populations and food. Members attend free; the advertised non-member charge is $14.
Pull up a chair at Crimson Coast Café for an informal conversation with other locals. The designated Chatty Café table welcomes drop-ins without bookings or an agenda. Joining the conversation is free; café purchases are separate.
The 500 Club meets at Snells Beach Community Church Hall for an evening of cards, company and prizes. The advertised charge is $5 per person. The dates below are the advertised upcoming sessions.
Warkworth Theatre is staging Norm Foster’s comedy about six offices and the unexpected connections between their occupants. The production opens on 29 October and runs until 7 November. Check the booking page for individual performance dates and availability.
Local models and retailers will feature in Warkworth Rotary’s charity fashion evening at The Stables. Live and silent auctions will help raise money for Women’s Centre Rodney and Rotary youth programmes. Tickets are advertised at $50 plus booking fees.
Silver Oaks meets at Shoesmith Hall for Scottish country dancing on Friday mornings. Participants do not need to bring a partner. The club asks dancers to wear soft-soled shoes and bring water; the advertised weekly charge is $5.
Practise spoken English in a small, informal group at Warkworth Library. These free Friday sessions are intended for people who speak English as an additional language. The listing limits each session to 12 participants and specifies school-term dates.
The old railway station on Station Road will host an evening market with food trucks, stalls and live entertainment. Children’s activities and community projects are also on the programme. Entry is listed as free, with purchases paid for separately.
Kaipara Flats School is holding a family show day with animal showing, games, stalls and live music. Wood chopping and second-hand items are also listed among the attractions. Admission is free, with the programme running through the early afternoon.
Leigh Preschool is fundraising with a family Halloween disco at Leigh Sawmill. Costumes, dancing, games and prizes are on the programme, with food available to buy. The advertised door charge is $5 and the event begins at 4:30pm.
Walk, jog, run or volunteer at the weekly five-kilometre event at Warkworth Showgrounds. Participation is free, and the organisers ask newcomers to register once through parkrun before attending. The meeting point is the right-hand car park.
Explore stalls from local makers and food producers, with coffee and live music in Pūhoi. The market lists November and December sessions on the dates below. Its venue changes seasonally, so check the organiser’s current location before travelling.
Retirees are invited to meet at Snells Beach Community Church for conversation and guest speakers. The club also organises local outings. Its published 2026 programme includes the two remaining meetings shown here; check with the organiser for further details.
Blues performer Ash Grunwald is bringing his Glide Tour to Leigh Sawmill. Doors open at 7pm and the advertised performance starts at 7:30pm, with no support act. The show is restricted to adults aged 18 and over.
Latter Karma and vocalist Lou Perkins are performing jazz, swing and bossa nova at the Bridgehouse Back Bar. Admission is listed as free. Visitors can walk in or arrange a table with the venue for the Thursday-evening performance.
Homebuilders Family Services is holding a farewell at the Warkworth Hotel’s Southgate Room on Friday afternoon, 6 November. People planning to attend should confirm the arrangements directly with the organisation before travelling.
Try ways to wrap gifts using materials that can be reused or recycled. This practical workshop invites participants to bring presents to work on and explore alternatives to disposable wrapping. The listed attendance charge is $5.
Snells Beach Baptist Church is hosting a morning carboot sale ahead of Christmas. Visitors can browse the stalls, while sellers are asked to arrange a space with the organiser. Entry is listed as free in the event notice.
Visit the library and church for children’s story sessions and talks about Kaipara Flats history. The programme includes recollections of the district in the early 1960s. Tea, coffee and cakes will be available to purchase; the café accepts cash only.
The Forest Bridge Trust is offering booked dog-training sessions in Matakana before summer. The listing welcomes pet, working and hunting dogs, including dogs returning for a refresher. Sessions are free and require advance booking; review the trainer’s methods before registering.
Singers, instrumentalists and dancers are welcome at the club’s afternoon gatherings. Performers seeking backing from the band should bring chord charts. The listing advertises light afternoon tea and charges for non-members; the two remaining published dates are shown below.
Members of Warkworth Family History Society will offer free help with researching family connections. The sessions are intended to help people get started and find relevant records. November and December dates are listed at Warkworth Library.
Work by pupils from local primary and intermediate schools will be displayed at Warkworth’s Masonic Hall. The exhibition runs for three days, with daily viewing from 10am to 5pm. The event listing says there is no admission charge.
Local artisans will offer work for the home and garden at Matakana Hall. The sale runs across the November weekend shown here. Check with the organiser for individual opening hours before visiting or planning a trip with friends.
Wellsford Community Centre will host a free family event for trading-card collectors and cosplay fans. Visitors can browse, trade and meet other enthusiasts. People wanting a stall should contact the community centre for registration details; stall spaces are advertised as free.
Troy Kingi and MOKOMOKAI are bringing their collaborative project to Leigh Sawmill for an EP-release show, with DJ Spell supporting. Doors open at 7:30pm. This is an R18 event, and the listed ticket price is $66 plus a booking fee.
Learn to repair clothing with decorative stitching and patches at this small-group workshop. Bring an item to mend and any suitable sewing supplies; extra thread and fabric will be available. The listing caps attendance at ten people and advertises a $5 charge.
Harbour Hospice’s self-guided tour will open a selection of Omaha homes and gardens to visitors. Omaha Golf Club serves as the event hub. The fundraising day supports hospice services; contact Harbour Hospice for ticket arrangements and participating locations.
A weekend of guided walks will explore the Mahurangi district, including routes across land not normally open to the public. The programme advertises twelve trails with different meeting points, durations and difficulty levels. Advance registration is required for the individual walks.
Kowhai Singers will perform Haydn’s The Creation at Warkworth Town Hall with guest soloists and organ accompaniment. The concert is conducted by Ken Leech. The advertised pricing distinguishes advance tickets from door sales, with free admission for students.
The Wellness Hub is holding an open day at the Old Hall beside Warkworth Library. Visitors can meet participating practitioners and ask about the services they offer. The listing welcomes drop-ins and donations; confirm any session arrangements with the organiser.
The sports club’s Christmas market will bring together food, music and raffles on Kaipara Flats Road. Organisers are raising funds for a club extension. Parking is by gold-coin donation; check with the sports club for any further visitor information.
Wellsford Plus is organising the town’s Santa parade for the morning of 28 November. Local businesses, schools and community groups are invited to take part. Follow organiser updates for the route and participation arrangements.
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