| Wednesday 5 June | International Ocean Film Tour Vol. 6 – Hokitika Hokitika Regent Theatre & Café 7:30pm – 9:30pm |
| Wednesday 5 June | 
POUTINI WAIORA OPEN DAY |
| Thursday 6 June | 
REVAMP YOUR WARDROBE 7pm |
| Saturday 8 June | WORLD OCEANS DAY |
| Saturday 8 June | 
World Wide Knit in Public Day |
| Saturday 8 June | 
Be with a Tree – Canoe Cove Walk carpark 1.30pm |
| Thursday 20 June | COFFEE MORNING 10.30am Ramble & Ritual Café, Sewell Street Join us for a hot (or cold) drink, meet other community members & catch up on the latest news. |
Museum Displays
| Daily 10am – 2pm
Carnegie Building Carnegie Gallery, Corner |
Svetlana Mickel Multi media artist from South Westland 28th April, 2019 – 25th May, 2019Caroline McQuarrie & Shaun Matthews ‘Prospects Fearful’ multi media exhibition 4th – 26th June, 2019 |
Weekly & Daily Events & Activities
| Monday-Friday 9-10am | AQUA FIT Hokitika Pool 03 7558119 Also Tuesday & Thursday 12:15-12.45pm
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| Every Monday during term | 
LEGO CLUB 3.30pm – 4.30pm |
| Every Tuesday 10am – 12pm | Plunket Mums Get Together Weigh your baby and meet other mums, Coffee available. |
| Every Tuesday 9am – 1pm | Westland Toy Library OPEN |
| Every Tuesday 2pm-4pm | DEVICE ADVICE at Westland Library Assistance to learn the features of your device. New phone, tablet, ipad, laptop? Need a couple of tips? Call in to the Library Tuesday between 2pm and 4pm |
| Every Wednesday 11.00am-1.00pm | Justice of the Peace available at Westland Library There is no charge for JP services |
| Every Thursday 11am | 
Story Time – Westland District Library 11.00am – 11.30am |
| Every Saturday 10am – 2pm | Inside Hokitika Market – Hamilton Street Hokitika |
| Every Saturday 10am – 12pm | Westland Toy Library OPEN |
| Every Saturday 10.30am | 
Café Books Westland District Library |
South Island Ute Muster July 2019
The 2nd South Island Ute Muster is coming to
Hokitika 20 – 21st July 2019
Show ‘n Shine … Time Trails … Mud Plug … are just a few of the events.
So polish your Ute, fill up your tank and get your friends together for an exciting weekend in Hokitika.
Follow the Ute Muster Facebook page to keep up to date
May 2019
MAY – MUSIC MONTH Put simply, the purpose of NZ Music Month is to celebrate music from New Zealand, and the people who make it.
Friday 17 May Pink Shirt Day
Join the movement to stop bullying and spread kindness
Heads Up Hokitika – break out your PINK SHIRTS!!
Saturday 25 May CULTURE FEAST – Seaview Hall 12 noon to 4pm
We celebrate Westland’s diversity with food, music, and more.
ABBA 7pm on 16th May 2019
Annie Jr. 17, 18, 20 & 22 April
Our Junior School community production Annie Jr. is coming up in the school holidays
Book your tickets at the Hokitika Regent Theatre.
It will be a lovely holiday event so bring the family.
The Developing Brain Nathan Wallis April 11
Nathan Wallis
Captivating audiences over 200 times per year to sell out events.
Internationally, renowned neuroscience educator,
Nathan Wallis brings his talk “The Developing Brain” to Hokitika.
Nathan will guide you through the stages of brain development that happen across childhood, and will reveal little tricks to make parenting easier.
Tickets from Hokitika Regent Theatre
Door sales available
Land of the West 10 April 7.30
Land of the West – Ktoo
Songs and Tributes to ‘Explorer’ Douglas
A Hokitika Museum Fundraiser
A special tribute to ‘Explorer’ Charlie Douglas – the pioneering surveyor who explored and mapped much of Westland.
A cash bar will be available.
Tickets from the Hokitika’s Regent Theatre or door sales available.
www.hokitikaregent.com
03 755 8101
April 2019
Tuesday 2 April AF8 The Science Beneath Our Feet 7pm
RSA, Hokitika
Bringing Alpine Fault Science and Hazard Impact Information to
South Island Communities, in areas most likely to be affected
by an AF8 Earthquake.
Friday 5 April GUMBOOT UP and support young kiwis who need counselling
I AM HOPE has asked Kiwis to share awareness by wearing gumboots
on April 5, for Gumboot Friday.
“Having depression is like walking through mud every day. So on Friday 5 April 2019, we’re asking you to show your support. Put your gumboots on, give a gold coin, and take a walk in their shoes for a just one day,”
the I AM HOPE website says. All donations are deposited by you/your group into the Kiwibank Gumboot Friday account.
Wednesday 10 April COGS – Community Organisation Grants Scheme opens 10 April
COGS provides grants to non-profit organisations delivering
community-based social services that contribute to achieving
locally-determined outcomes. Applications close 22 May 2019
Wednesday 17 April PECHA KUCHA NIGHT 5.45PM
Westland Library
Thursday 25 April ANZAC DAY
POPPY DAY APPEAL
He whanau kotahi tatou – We are family
Remembering Past and Current Service Personnel and Families
Volunteers to help sell Poppies contact westlandrsa@gmail.com
Thursday 25 April Commemorative ANZAC Day Service at Te Tauraka Waka a Maui Marae 10.30am
Te Runaka o Makaawhio invites you to join with them at Mahitahi/Bruce Bay
to remember, acknowledge and celebrate the sacrifice and contribution made
by our brave service men and women. Bring a plate for a shared meal.
Nau mai, haere mai, tauti mai!
MAY – MUSIC MONTH Put simply, the purpose of NZ Music Month is to celebrate music from New Zealand, and the people who make it.
Friday 17 May Pink Shirt Day
Join the movement to stop bullying and spread kindness
Heads Up Hokitika – break out your PINK SHIRTS!!
Saturday 25 May CULTURE FEAST – Seaview Hall 12 noon to 4pm
We celebrate Westland’s diversity with food, music, and more.