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The Gindegärten™ opens on 29 November
…..and you’re invited to book a place at the very first session.
If you’re curious about gin, craft, and the magic of Te Aroha, this is where it all begins. Imagine being amongst the first in New Zealand to experience the transformation that awaits every Gindegärtener… At the foot of Mount Te Aroha, you’ll learn how to build flavour, run a still, and craft a gin that’s truly your own. This is hands-on, relaxed, a bit cheeky… and very Te Aroha. Te Aroha, at the foot of the Mountain of Love Opening weekend: 29 November $195 per booking (share the love and bring a friend!)
Take home 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘨𝘪𝘯 Our first Gindegärteners will be featured in our next newsletter (yes, you’ll be famous!), so bring your spark, your ideas and a camera.
If you can’t make the opening weekend, join the waitlist for future sessions. Gift vouchers are available – perfect for the person who ‘has everything’ except their own gin! Website link www.
New Adrian Worsley Sculpture
Renowned sculptor and artist, Adrian Worsley, is almost ready to unveil his latest masterpiece – a Fresian Cow made from recycled pieces of metal junk, for a farm in nearby Tatua. Named ‘Udderly Hot’, it has been positioned in Thames Street, Morrinsville, outside The House of Travel.
Visit Adrians website here: www.adrian-worsley.com
Light Up The Domain
$10,000 donated to support this fabulous initiative!
Light Up the Domain is a community-led initiative to make Te Aroha’s premier park more welcoming and showcase its unique features. Harmony and First Renewables, part of Clarus, who are joint venture partners in the Tauhei Solar Farm project, have donated $10,000 to support the installation of eco-friendly lights around the Gallipoli Centennial ponds and gardens.
Darice Collinson, Chair of Light Up the Domain said, “Everyone involved with Light Up the Domain are thrilled with the donation and it’s satisfying to think that the energy that will be generated by Tauhei Solar Farm will eventually help power the new lights.
For more information visit: Clarus or Facebook