Explore Friendship at Greytown's Monthly Club Meeting

Discover Monthly Friendship Meetings in Greytown

Step into a world of connection with the Tauherenikau Friendship Club’s monthly meeting in Greytown, Wellington. Held every first Friday from 10 am to 12 noon, this two-hour event at the South Wairarapa Workingmen's Club is designed for adults aged 30 to 65 and over, offering a warm space to forge new friendships. As a member-only gathering, it ensures an intimate setting where you can explore shared interests through sub-clubs like walking, antiques, jigsaw puzzles, dining out, and gardening. Entry fee details are available upon enquiry, making it easy to plan your participation. 😊

Feel the joy of belonging as you engage in meaningful conversations and plan activities with fellow members. These meetings aren’t just events—they’re a gateway to a supportive community in South Wairarapa. Whether you’re swapping stories over a jigsaw puzzle or discussing the next group outing, the focus is on building bonds that last. No special gear or skills are required; just come along with an open heart and a willingness to connect. Mark your calendar for the first Friday of each month and experience the warmth of friendship firsthand!

Explore South Wairarapa at Our Club Venue

Situated at the South Wairarapa Workingmen's Club on Main Street, Greytown, our venue is a central spot for community events in the Wellington region. This welcoming space provides a comfortable setting for our monthly meetings, ideal for relaxing and chatting with friends. Greytown’s historic charm and vibrant local scene, with its boutique shops and cafes, add to the appeal of attending. 🌻

Finding your way to the venue is straightforward, as Greytown is well-connected within South Wairarapa. While specific directions aren’t provided, Main Street is a key location, easily accessible by car or local transport options. After the meeting, take time to explore nearby attractions or enjoy the scenic beauty of the area. South Wairarapa, known for its wineries and rural landscapes, offers a delightful backdrop for community connection, making our club a must-visit for locals and those in the wider Wellington region.