Exhibitions

Thyme Week Art Exhibition - 'Cherishing Our Environment'
Central Stories - opening Sunday 13 November at 4.30pm.
Works exhibited from resident artists and artists who have
contributed to Thyme Week. Painting, sculptures and ceramics.

The Courthouse Cafe - 'Photogenic Drawings'
Photography
Annemarie Hope-Cross, recipient of the Community Arts Award
2010. Her latest works inspired by her trip to England.

The Packing Shed Gallery & Cafe - 'Vessels'  12 - 27 November
Invited artists - ceramic, fibre, metal and other.

Alexandra Library
Embroiderers Guild - Exhibition of recent works
Children's Exhibition of Sand Art - 'Inspired By Nature'



Events

Saturday 12 November
Octagon City Big Band Community House Project 2.00pm
Community Theatre, Adults $10 Children $5 or Family $20. Tickets available at REAP.
Movies - Anima Mundi 7.30pm
Central Stories $12 An innovative documentary. Can you see the forest for the trees and the earth for the dream?
'Men in their Sheds' 11.00am - 4.00pm
Self drive tour of backyard sheds, $10. Tickets at Budges.

Sunday 13 November
Ecumenical Church Service St Aidans Anglican Church 9.30am - 10.30am
Environment Trust Chairperson, Grant Norbury will speak during the service about reintroducing the Otago Skink. Morning tea provided.
Jolendale Park Celebration 9 Peterson Place, Alexandra 10.30am - 2.30pm
Celebrate the forming of the Jolendale Trust, have a guided walk through the park and enjoy a BBQ and music.
Teddy Bears Picnic Molyneux Park 11.00am - 1.00pm
Free for Parent Centre members or $5 for non members, includes entertainment and BBQ.
Thyme Festival Opening Central Stories Museum 4.30pm
Enjoy a glass of local wine, canapes and the music of Alexandra group, 'The Junction'. View the art exhibition while you mix with friends. No cost.
Thyme to Sing - RSA Gentleman Singers & Central Singers 6.00pm - 7.30pm
Accompanied by Les Richardson and Bruce Cassidy, conductor Colin McKay. Tickets $10 available at Budges Pharmacy.

Monday 14 November
Percussion and Creative Dancing 10.00am - 11.30am
Dancing for children at the ASB room, Central Stories with Anna Robinson. $5 per family.
Movies - Anima Mundi 7.30pm
Central Stories, $12 An innovative documentary. Can you see the forest for the trees and the earth for the dream?

Tuesday 15 November
Introduction to Croquet 10.00am - 11.30am
Easy to learn. Register at REAP.
Lunchtime Concert 12 noon
Roxburgh Area School & Dunstan High School yr 9/10 music students celebrate their talents - vocal & instrumental.
Rock and Roll Party Alexandra District Club 7.00pm - 9.00pm
$10. It's Thyme to Shake, Rattle and Roll. Enjoy music and dance from the 50's & 60's.
Lead by the CO Rock & Roll Club.

Wednesday 16 November
Tai Chi for Everyone Pioneer Park, 10.00am - 11.00am
The gentle art of Tai Chi for health and well being which improves relaxation, balance, posture and strength. Tutor: Kathy Smith - for all ages.
Lunchtime Concert 12 noon
DHS Yr 9/10 Drama students will perform.
Bee Forum Alexandra Community Hall, Skird Street, 7.30pm
Mike Vercoe $5. Did you know 30% of our food depends on pollination by the honey bee? Come and hear our expert panel and learn how we each have a role in saving the bees and our food supply.

Thursday 17 November
Introduction to Croquet 10.00am - 11.30am
Easy to learn. Register at REAP.
Lunchtime Concert 12 noon local primary schools performing.

Friday 18 November
Pre-school Music and Movement
Join the preschoolers in the park for a movement session.
Supported by Alexandra District Parents Centre
Junk to Chair/Throne Pioneer Park 12.00pm - 1.00pm
Join the fun as different businesses build their throne or chair from materials from WasteBusters. Turning junk into funk! Register your team at REAP 03 448-6115
Book Character Acrostic Poem 3.30pm
Prize giving at the Alexandra library. All welcome to listen to the winners share their poems.
Country Dancing Open Night 7.00pm - 9.00pm
St Gerard's Hall, Tarbert Street. Open to all from children to adults. Learn basic steps as you take part in the dance. Children Free, Adults $5.

Saturday 19 November
Sustainable Housing Trail 1.00pm - 4.00pm
$10. Visit three sustainably built homes which include various design and build features. CODC will accompany the tour. Van leaves from Central Stories at 1.00pm.
Pecha Kucha Night
$10 Party night. 10 artists will share their work - 6 minutes each. Enjoy local food and wine while meeting friends. Tickets at REAP.

Sunday 20 November
PIONEER PARK
Buskers 10.00am - 2.00pm
Category winners announced at 2.30pm. Enjoy the performances throughout the day at
four designated areas. Entry forms available at REAP.
Portrait Painting In The Park 10.00am - 4.00pm
Nigel Wilson $65
An opportunity to have your child's portrait painted by a recognised NZ artist. Book at REAP for a sitting 448-6115.
Markets 10.00am - 4.00pm
an amazing selection of stalls including crafts, art and produce.
Art Sale in the Marquee 10.00am - 4.00pm
Register a space with Beverley 448-6336.
MORE FM Talent Quest 10.00am
Involves performances from throughout the Central Otago region. Great prizes! Register with MORE FM.
Sustainable Alley 10.00am - 4.00pm
Community groups, businesses and individuals showcase their sustainable products and services.
Finalists of Enviro-School Competition Announced 11.00am
'Dress up Bike Competition' 11.30am
Bring your bike decorated 5 - 8yrs. Bike parade and judging. Free
Scarecrow Business Competition
Winners announced at 2.30pm.

Registrations essential for all Walks, Events and Workshops
Register walks with Alexandra i-site 448-9515
Registration and for more information on all events and workshops phone
Central Otago REAP 448-6115 or 0800 267-327 or www.coreap.org.nz