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Community Lunch - On Sunday 23 August 2026
A good crowd came to the lunch where Pauline the current President welcomed everyone and spoke of the AGM on Monday 24 August at the hall starting at 7pm. Sonny's Line Dancers gave a fun display and then Sonny encouraged anyone who would like to try to come up for a dance. Many people took cup the opportunity and enjoyed themselves. Then everyone enjoyed the food items and tea & coffee while chatting. Thank you to everyone that attended.
On 28 March 2026- The hall committee group hosted the Meet 'n' Greet. This involved a morning tea and for visitors to see what is happening at the hall, the Chairperson - Pauline May mentioned what is currently occuring and it gave people the opportunity to say what they would like to see at the hall.
For a bit of fun we had a Best Dressed Scooter and Bike Competition. It was free to enter and happened inside the hall. There are were fun prizes. The event started at 10.30am and finished approx. 12.30pm.
You can still share your thoughts on what you would like to see at the hall by emailing to secretary@ohau-hall.org.nz
Continuing our annual event at the hall, long time local resident Tom Hayes gave a great speech on how special the day is in general with the connection to the Roll of Honour at the hall. Plus how locals that have visited ANZAC Cove. Then the ODE was given followed by the Last Post, all enjoyed a cuppa and a homemade ANZAC biscutt, thank you to all those that attended..
Pam and Pauline working at the fundraiser stall at the Monthly Market. Many thanks to John who also helped on the BBQ. Please note that the 125th Jubilee Books ($40.00) and Aprons ($15.00) are still available for sale. Please email secretary@ohau-hall.org.nz if you would like to purchase one.
We had another gathering in 2024
We had a delightful gathering in 2023.
Pauline, our secretary, with some of the raffle prizes
These were the Raffle Ticket Winners
Just a couple of photos from different gardens
Sarah is doing a stellar job of organising the Ohau Market