Makara Hall and St Patricks Church

Originally built in 1873 by the Catholic diocese, St Patricks is a non-denominational, community owned church. Situated in the farming and lifestyle area of Makara, St Patricks is twenty minutes drive from the centre of Wellington. The Church is listed with the Historic Places Trust and is lovingly maintained by local volunteers.

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- Len Lye, Animation and Surrealism
  - 23 Apr 2024
  - Friends of Te Papa
  - Join Victoria University Art Historian Raymond Spiteri as he discusses the development of the film practice of Len Lye, and its proximity to surrealism. While surrealism does provide one reference […]
  - Accepted from Coming Events – Friends of Te Papa 2 days ago by feedreader
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- Dinosaurs - Music Release
  - 20 Apr 2024
  - Bats Theatre
  - Join us in celebrating the release of Katreena Erin's next single, "Dinosaurs". Come along for an evening of intimate folk music, including a sneak peek preview of the song before it's officially released!
  - Accepted from Bats Theatre openings 3 days ago by feedreader
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- Playreading - Dark Matter
  - 19 Apr 2024
  - Bats Theatre
  - A crew journey millions of miles away, in search of the unknown. However, what they stumble upon could change everything. But should they let everyone on Earth know the truth? With a day before the descent home, a choice has to be made.
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- Helios
  - 19 Apr 2024
  - Bats Theatre
  - A contemporary retelling of the ancient myth of Helios and the fall of Phaeton.
  - Accepted from Bats Theatre openings 3 days ago by feedreader
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  - theatre
- Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 067: Con O’Halloran
  - 17 Apr 2024
  - Wellington Club Weekly
  - Above: Petone’s team in 1935 – Con O’halloran second from left Cornelius ‘Con’ O’Halloran played for Petone and later Athletic and for the Wellington representative side throughout the 1930s and into the early years of the second world war. He played in a number of big matches, for example in the inaugural McBain Shield match...
  - Accepted from Club Weekly 2020 1 day ago by feedreader
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  - rugby
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 067: Con O’Halloran