Pre-Xmas Pop-up Op-shop
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Phillipstown Whanau Fun DayLet's celebrate our whanau together!
Bring your family along for a day full of fun, including a bouncy castle, stone carving, clothes swap, sausage sizzle and lots more activities, including pop-up vaccination booths! Protect your whanau! Free entry, free sausage sizzle and all entertainment free! |
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What a fantastic turn-out, it was so cool to see you all there, having fun with your whanau, enjoying the great music (thank you Song Merchants and Ukulele group!), the games, the stone carving, the pop-up op-shop and the food while getting your jab! We have to thank a lot of people today, because without them the Phillipstown Whanau Fun Day wouldn't have been possible. First of all the Canterbury Refugee Resettlement and Resource Centre for the great food and the amazing skill shown at the BBQ and The Tannery Boutique Shopping, Dining & Arts Emporium, Cassels Brewing Co and the whole Cassels family for joining in: having you all at the Hub was magic, thank you for the great pizzas, the cupcake, the fruit, the drinks and ... the bus, it is so gorgeous! |
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A huge, never-ending thank you! goes to all our volunteers who spent their Saturday making this event possible: Sarah, Anna, Stephen, Elize, Luana, Jacinta, Subho, Carly and Janica.
And Amanda from Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities, you were awesome!
I also would like to thank the staff of the Phillipstown Community Centre Charitable Trust, Natalie and Sandy, always available, enthusiastic and supportive! You are the best staff I could desire!
And a thank you! to Thriving Madly and Ōtautahi Creative Spaces for your support !
Great appreciation to Lianne Dalziel Christchurch Mayor for coming and supporting our whanau day - we really appreciate your support!
Last but not least at all, a huge huge acknowledgment goes to Yani Johanson, ChCh Councillor for Linwood Ward, always present and supportive of the Phillipstown community, who spent the whole day with us, talking and listening to our people and drawing the prizes!
And Amanda from Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities, you were awesome!
I also would like to thank the staff of the Phillipstown Community Centre Charitable Trust, Natalie and Sandy, always available, enthusiastic and supportive! You are the best staff I could desire!
And a thank you! to Thriving Madly and Ōtautahi Creative Spaces for your support !
Great appreciation to Lianne Dalziel Christchurch Mayor for coming and supporting our whanau day - we really appreciate your support!
Last but not least at all, a huge huge acknowledgment goes to Yani Johanson, ChCh Councillor for Linwood Ward, always present and supportive of the Phillipstown community, who spent the whole day with us, talking and listening to our people and drawing the prizes!
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Let's keep on talking about Phillipstown. Next dates for our community conversations are:
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Click on the image for the Christchurch Heritage Week programme
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The walks are an opportunity to learn and share stories and connect with neighbours, community organisations and businesses in the area.
The walks aim to celebrate the history of one of the oldest neighbourhoods of the city as well as the stories of the people who have lived in Philipstown to create and amplify a sense of joy, meaning and belonging.
Our walks will finish with a free coffee and a great korero.
The walks and the conversation they stimulate will be documented by the Phillipstown Community Centre Charitable Trust to gain a better understanding of the community through neighbourhood information, mapping and story-telling - to collect people's insights and narratives about the Phillipstown area, which may be used for future projects.
These events are perfect for the young, the old, those who have lived here for years, and our newest neighbours as well.
We will hold the walk during drizzle - but don't want us to be miserable. We will review the weather at 9am on the morning and will contact participants via email and/or text if the walks are postponed.
Free to participate but please book your ticket emailing viviana@phillipstown.org.nz
The walks aim to celebrate the history of one of the oldest neighbourhoods of the city as well as the stories of the people who have lived in Philipstown to create and amplify a sense of joy, meaning and belonging.
Our walks will finish with a free coffee and a great korero.
The walks and the conversation they stimulate will be documented by the Phillipstown Community Centre Charitable Trust to gain a better understanding of the community through neighbourhood information, mapping and story-telling - to collect people's insights and narratives about the Phillipstown area, which may be used for future projects.
These events are perfect for the young, the old, those who have lived here for years, and our newest neighbours as well.
We will hold the walk during drizzle - but don't want us to be miserable. We will review the weather at 9am on the morning and will contact participants via email and/or text if the walks are postponed.
Free to participate but please book your ticket emailing viviana@phillipstown.org.nz
PLAY STREETS - 29 August 2021
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Join is in England Street (between Cashel and Hereford St) for some fun, play and food.
Play Streets are part of the Waka Kotahi Innovating Streets for People programme. Play Streets are short, resident-led road closures on quiet, low-risk streets and allow neighbourhoods to play safety and freely outside their own front doors. Play Streets is designed to encourage kids to be active and creative while boosting social connections between neighbours, and recognising the importance of play to children’s lives and community wellbeing. The project is being led by Sport Canterbury’s Healthy Families Ōtautahi Christchurch team, and local transport consultancy ViaStrada with support from the Council. For more info, visit the website |
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COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS - 29 July 2021
National Policy Statement on Urban Development
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Join us at the second meeting with the Phillipstown residents.
After a brief follow-up form the meeting in June, Duncan Webb will present the National Policy Statement on Urban Development. Yani Johanson and Alexandra Davids will be present. If interested in the minutes of the meetings, please contact the PCCCT staff at info@phillipstown.org.nz |
MATARIKI AT THE HUB - 10 July 2021
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Join us for Matariki at the Hub.
Saturday 10 July 2021 11.30am-1pm Matariki at the Hub had become a tradition as well as its mouth-watering hāngi ! Join us again and celebrate Matariki with the Hub whānau. Celebration will start at 11.30 with stone carving, story telling, arts for tamariki, music, Mau rākau workshop, Māori breadmaking and much more. Our delicious hāngi will be served at 1pm. Hāngi must be ordered and pre-paid by Tuesday 6 July. |
Traditional and vegetarian options available. All the meat is halal. $5 per serve. No sales on the day.
Come to the Hub Office and purchase the tickets for your hāngi. Tickets available from Monday 14 June. Limited spaces!
NO EFTPOS OR CHEQUES, CASH ONLY.
For more information ring or come to the Office.
Come to the Hub Office and purchase the tickets for your hāngi. Tickets available from Monday 14 June. Limited spaces!
NO EFTPOS OR CHEQUES, CASH ONLY.
For more information ring or come to the Office.
PHILLIPSTOWN WALK - 22 May 2021
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Eastside Neighbourhood Walks: Phillipstown
Saturday 22 May 2-3.30pm (raindate: 23 May 2pm) Free – booking required via Humanitix Join Phillipstown Community Hub and Te Pūtahi to explore our neighbourhood of Phillipstown. This first guided Eastside neighbourhood walk centres on Ferry Road, and is an opportunity to learn about the history of this area, share your own stories, and dream about its future. Our walk starts at Edmonds Gardens, and finishes at Phillipstown Community Hub with free coffee and great kōrero; after sharing stories about the best dairy in town, discussing the changing form of neighbourhoods like Charleston, and learning how Phillipstown got its name! |
This event is part of the Eastside Neighbourhood Walks Series, delivered by Te Pūtahi alongside local community groups, and funded by Christchurch City Council. Eastside Neighbourhood Walks is a series of free, resident-led guided walks within Phillipstown and Linwood that celebrate local histories and the knowledge residents hold. Come along to learn and share stories, and connect with your neighbours and community organisations. These events are perfect for the young, the old, those who have lived here for years, and our newest neighbours as well.
Please return your ticket and do not attend if you have COVID-19 symptoms or if you need to be in isolation for any reason.
The walk is free and booking is required via Humanitix
Please return your ticket and do not attend if you have COVID-19 symptoms or if you need to be in isolation for any reason.
The walk is free and booking is required via Humanitix
LANCASTER PARK TOUR – 9 MAY 2021Curious about the future of Lancaster Park?
Do you want to know what's happening? Do you want to see the park without the stadium and feel the difference? Do you want to tell CCC your dreams about Lancaster Park? Join us and staff from the Council on the 9 May at 11am for a tour of the park. Meet us at the South entrance. While official PPE is not required as there will be no one working on site, the following dress is requested:
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PHILLIPSTOWN GALA DAY – 20 March 2021Come along to the Phillipstown Gala Day and enjoy the opportunity to meet your neighbours, listen to live music and have fun with activities and games.
This is an event for people of all ages, there will be a bouncy castle for the children, the pizza oven will be operating, free sausage sizzle, free stone carving workshop, face painting and much more! This event will be cancelled if raining - we will update via Facebook. |
PHILLIPSTOWN TREASURE HUNT – 13 March/1 April 2021
For those completing the Treasure Hunt, there will be rich prizes. Lucky draw on the 1st April during the annual Easter Eggs Hunt, Phillipstown Hub, from 6pm to 8pm.
And the winners are...
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Our sponsors
A huge thank you for donating the prizes and supporting the Treasure Hunt to:
A huge thank you for donating the prizes and supporting the Treasure Hunt to:
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AJ creative Glass sales@ajcreativeglass.co.nz
Purple Weka Café info@purplewekacafe.co.nz St John’s opportunity shop Ferry Rd |
Cancer Society contact@cancercwc.org.nz
Shardlows Packaging supplies sales@shardlow.co.nz Uprising info@bouldering.co.nz |
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SATURDAY VIBES – 23 January 2021Come along to Saturday Vibes, bring your own picnic to enjoy, as we listen to live music and spend a relaxing summer evening together.
This is an event for people of all ages, there will be a bouncy castle for the children. The pizza oven will be operating as part of a community bake - you are welcome to bring along your own bread dough to be baked on the night. This event will be cancelled if raining - we will update via Facebook. Please do not bring alcohol to this event. |
