12 events found.
Events
06
Apr
Handcraft Classes
Join in at Future Te Aroha for our craft mornings on Monday with Helen, bring your own unfinished projects or
07
Apr
ECHO Walking Festival – Tui Domain track to Te Mara and return – NOW CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
EVENT NOW CANCELLED Slightly uphill, this walk takes us along the gentle Tui Domain Track on Mt Te Aroha. There
08
Apr
ECHO Walking Festival – Te Aroha’s Golden Valley – Waiorongomai Explore
Join our knowledgeable guides for a full day’s exploration of this historic goldmining area. This walk takes us to the
13
Apr
Handcraft Classes
Join in at Future Te Aroha for our craft mornings on Monday with Helen, bring your own unfinished projects or
13
Apr
Join our local Poetry Night
Read your own poetry, recite your favorite poems or just listen to our local poets With Elizabeth Barton, Local poet
14
Apr
CANCELLED – ECHO Walking Festival – Howarth Memorial Wetlands walk and talk
Three members of Te Aroha Fish and Game will guide this walk. With their combined knowledge they will tell us
14
Apr
CANCELLED – ECHO Walking Festival – Twinkle, Twinkle Little Titiwai – Night Time in the Bush
Adventure for the little people as we make our way into the forest as the stars and night creatures
15
Apr
Aroha Cruise In
Aroha Cruise In Saturday 3 October 2026 New Venue Aroha Cruise In will be held at the Te Aroha race
17
Apr
Te Aroha Little Theatre presents – BLACKADDER -The Golden Age
A popular stage adaptation of the classic BBC sitcom Blackadder II, bringing the sharp-tongued antics of Elizabethan England to a
18
Apr
Te Aroha Little Theatre presents – BLACKADDER -The Golden Age
A popular stage adaptation of the classic BBC sitcom Blackadder II, bringing the sharp-tongued antics of Elizabethan England to a
19
Apr
Te Aroha Country Market
Come to Boyd Park on Stanley Avenue and enjoy the friendly country feel of our great market. Have a snack
19
Apr
Te Aroha Little Theatre presents – BLACKADDER -The Golden Age
A popular stage adaptation of the classic BBC sitcom Blackadder II, bringing the sharp-tongued antics of Elizabethan England to a