Tonic Tile Lounge - One Year Open and Going Strong
“To say it’s been an eventful first twelve months with our new shop at 254 Richmond Road would be an understatement. ".
“To say it’s been an eventful first twelve months with our new shop at 254 Richmond Road would be an understatement. ".
Forget fads and trends. Think form and function.
Clayton Sceats is at the forefront of trends and innovations in window furnishing trends. As commercial director of Lahood Window Furnishings he has worked with many of New Zealand’s leading architects and builders on a diverse range of projects.
The Beths were the first band I ever reviewed, playing The Hollywood Avondale to a predictable crowd of lefty, lanky Grey Lynn dwellers and Wine Cellar regulars, and they absolutely blew me away.
The artists are Daniel Tippett resident mural artist, his best work is a huge mural currently at the Grey Lynn RSA and Tracey Tawhiao, is a contemporary Māori artist. Originally planned for April but Covid came and so like everyone they had to postpone.
Around 6000 years ago ancient Sumerians living in the Fertile Crescent recorded the first known instance of purposeful beer brewing. It is said that the ancient thirst for beer may have inspired the growth of cereals in the early days of agriculture.
The charitable organisation’s annual sale offers special designer finds, at even more special prices, in order to continue their work empowering women in the workplace and our wider community.
Kia ora, my name is Kevin Barratt and I’m a Grey Lynn local. My partner (Gavin) and I have lived together in the area for approximately 20 years.
Recently three generations of the Leys family talked about their ongoing family connections to the Leys Institute Library and Gymnasium, even though the family handed the buildings over to the council in 1964, along with property and a maintenance fund.
After what has been one of the most extraordinary years on record, we are excited to confirm that the annual Clay Works Potters' Market, usually held in May, has been rescheduled for Friday 11 and Saturday 12 September, 10am - 4pm. Not surprisingly, lockdown has been fruitful for the potters who have their own studios and kilns.
It’s always difficult to find anything out by phoning the Council. The person you want is either out or in a meeting, yet there are several thousand bureaucrats being paid huge salaries by long-suffering ratepayers.
Grey Lynn local Linn Lorkin went to New York on a three-week transit visa in 1977, fell into piano-bar work and stayed eight years.