Teslers Time Out September 15
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Teslers Time Out Wellington events Sat 17 Sept – Treasuring Diversity Performance Multicultural Council of Wellington presents Treasuring Diversity, a concert celebrating the precious arts of people. This show features local and international talent, including 15 of our BEdTESOL students! They have been preparing for months for this day, so support your fellow TESLers and enjoy a day of amazing performances. Free admission! Sat 17 Sept, 10am-3pm, Town Hall. Sun 18 Sept – Grow your own workshops This is a hands-on workshop as a part of the Botanic Garden Spring Festival. Find out what grows best in Wellington and how to plant and propagate your own food, even if you don’t have a garden. The weather is warming up so this is a great chance to get outdoors and maybe even save money! Sun 18 Sept, 11am-12pm or 1-2pm. Botanic Garden Treehouse. Free! Sun 18 Sept – Newtown Free Market Leave your wallet at home for this market! Bring unwanted clothes, electronics, crafts, baking, seedlings etc. Spring clean your flat and maybe find some treasures to take home! “Because there is enough for everyone. Because sharing is more fulfilling than owning. Because a sunny day outside is better than anything money could buy” Sun 18 Sept, 1-5pm, Mercy Park, Daniell St, Newtown. Volunteer Opportunity : Your opportunity to volunteer in RWC is still on!! If you’re interested in meeting people from all over the world and being part of the biggest event New Zealand has ever hosted, you should find out more about being a Rugby World Cup 2011 volunteer. Tournament organisers are looking for enthusiastic people to volunteer in a variety of roles, all aimed at making RWC 2011 an outstanding success. Visit the official Rugby World Cup 2011 Voulunteer site: http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/destinationnewzealand/volunteers.html BEd(TESOL) info Cultural Programme Dance: Footenote- Best of Made in NZ For all of you who have got tickets for this performance please check the dates and be at the Opera House by 7.40 pm to meet one of the staff members. Attendance will be taken! Rahui Football Club Cultural Experience Rahui Rugby Club will host a celebration of Māori culture on the Kapiti coast with a range of performing arts and activities ahead of a Heartland Championship Rugby match. Join in celebrating Māori Rugby, language and community. You also get to watch NZ v France on the big screen! More info about the programme and how to get there attached to the email or on our facebook page. 24th Sept, 12.00pm, cost $5 On Campus Wed 21 Sept A Tidbit Collection: 11 Short Scenes You are invited to Studio 77, tucked in amongst the wilderness of Fairlie Terrace, for A Tidbit Collection: 11 Short Scenes. Each night features 5-6 short plays or scenes directed by third year directing students. A variety of plays by stellar Vic students! Wed 21 Sept – Sat 24 Sept 7pm. 77 Fairlie Terrace. Free! Please reserve seats by emailing [email protected] with the number of seats and the nights you wish to attend. Lights over Victoria Have you seen the beams of light over Wellington recently? Victoria University has teamed up with a group of companies to present ‘Lights over Victoria’, a project designed to complement the exciting atmosphere gripping Wellington this month. High-powered beams are projected from a building at each of Victoria University’s campuses and converge over the CBD. 9pm each evening until October 23 Contact the Social-Cultural Coordinator: [email protected] Phone: 463 5233 ext. 8703 Mobile: 027 563 5627 A big thanks to all those who came to the Red Rocks trip last Saturday! We are happy you enjoyed it and we are looking forward organizing more day trip events for you in the future. Check out what’s next on the list!
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Wellington eventsSat 17 Sept – Treasuring Diversity Performance
Multicultural Council of Wellington presents Treasuring Diversity, a concert celebrating the precious arts of people. This show features local and international talent, including 15 of our BEdTESOL students! They have been preparing for months for this day, so support your fellow TESLers and enjoy a day of amazing performances. Free admission!
Sat 17 Sept, 10am-3pm, Town Hall.
Sun 18 Sept – Grow your own workshops
This is a hands-on workshop as a part of the Botanic Garden Spring Festival. Find out what grows best in Wellington and how to plant and propagate your own food, even if you don’t have a garden. The weather is warming up so this is a great chance to get outdoors and maybe even save money!
Sun 18 Sept, 11am-12pm or 1-2pm. Botanic Garden Treehouse. Free!
Sun 18 Sept – Newtown Free Market
Leave your wallet at home for this market! Bring unwanted clothes, electronics, crafts, baking, seedlings etc. Spring clean your flat and maybe find some treasures to take home! “Because there is enough for everyone. Because sharing is more fulfilling than owning. Because a sunny day outside is better than anything money could buy”
Sun 18 Sept, 1-5pm, Mercy Park, Daniell St, Newtown.
Volunteer Opportunity :Your opportunity to volunteer in RWC is still on!!
If you’re interested in meeting people from all over the world and being part of the biggest event New Zealand has ever hosted, you should find out more about being a Rugby World Cup 2011 volunteer. Tournament organisers are looking for enthusiastic people to volunteer in a variety of roles, all aimed at making RWC 2011 an outstanding success.
Visit the official Rugby World Cup 2011 Voulunteer site:
http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/destinationnewzealand/volunteers.html
BEd(TESOL) info
Cultural Programme
Dance: Footenote- Best of Made in NZ
For all of you who have got tickets for this performance please check the dates and be at the Opera House by 7.40 pm to meet one of the staff members. Attendance will be taken!
Rahui Football Club Cultural Experience
Rahui Rugby Club will host a celebration of Māori culture on the Kapiti coast with a range of performing arts and activities ahead of a Heartland Championship Rugby match. Join in celebrating Māori Rugby, language and community. You also get to watch NZ v France on the big screen! More info about the programme and how to get there attached to the email or on our facebook page.
24th Sept, 12.00pm, cost $5
On CampusWed 21 Sept A Tidbit Collection: 11 Short Scenes
You are invited to Studio 77, tucked in amongst the wilderness of Fairlie Terrace, for A Tidbit Collection: 11 Short Scenes. Each night features 5-6 short plays or scenes directed by third year directing students. A variety of plays by stellar Vic students!
Wed 21 Sept – Sat 24 Sept 7pm. 77 Fairlie Terrace. Free! Please reserve seats by emailing [email protected] with the number of seats and the nights you wish to attend.
Lights over Victoria
Have you seen the beams of light over Wellington recently? Victoria University has teamed up with a group of companies to present ‘Lights over Victoria’, a project designed to complement the exciting atmosphere gripping Wellington this month. High-powered beams are projected from a building at each of Victoria University’s campuses and converge over the CBD.
9pm each evening until October 23
Contact the Social-Cultural Coordinator: [email protected]
Phone: 463 5233 ext. 8703 Mobile: 027 563 5627
A big thanks to all those who came to the Red Rocks trip last Saturday! We are happy you enjoyed it and we are looking forward organizing more day trip events for you in the future. Check out what’s next on the list!
