What’s on in Christchurch this weekend?

Pooch Pool Party

To celebrate the end of summer pool season, Waltham and Templeton Summer Pools will hold dog pool parties this weekend. The pool parties will be split over two days on 6 and 7 April.

The Waltham session is on Saturday 6 April with different session times based on your pooch’s size: Small dogs (up to 46cm) can splash around from 9 – 10.30am, medium dogs (46 – 64cm) from 11am – 12.30pm, large dogs (over 64cm) from 1 – 2.30pm, and an open session for all sizes from 3 – 4.30pm. Templeton Summer Pool will be open to all dogs from 10am – 12pm. This event is run in association with the Christchurch City Council Animal Management Team who will donate all proceeds to a deserving cause. It costs $3.50 per dog at the Waltham Pool and a gold coin entry at the Templeton Pool.

Christchurch Relay For Life

Relay For Life is a community fundraising event that brings together friends, family, school and workplaces to celebrate cancer survivors and carers, and fight back by raising awareness and funds for the Cancer Society. Relay For Life is kicking off at 10am at Lancaster Park on Saturday, and will be underway until 10pm. The event will have special performances, activities, good music and good food. Head to relayforlife.org.nz to sign up and learn more.

North Canterbury Creative Market

Explore over 60 stalls of the products and services of creatives and entrepreneurs at the monthly North Canterbury Creative Market. Browse through a diverse array of goodies from 11am to 3pm Saturday at the Kaiapoi Club, 113 Raven Quay. If you’re keen to become a stallholder, reach our to North Canterbury Creative at northcanterburycreative@gmail.com.

Shabby Chic Market Day

Come along and check out Christchurch’s longest running vintage market held in and around the Historic Rochester Villa Circa 1860 in Woolston. Shabby Chic Market Day is on from 11am – 3pm Sunday, packed with vintage treats and treasures lovingly curated by stallholders. These include clothing, china, collectibles, furniture, art, artisan breads, old school baking, plants and more. Please note this market is cash only.

Chris Lynch

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