Serving our community since 1914
Te Horo Community Hall
WELCOME
Join us in continuing on our mission to finish the restoration of the Hall. We are currently raising funds for the Re-Cladding, and your support is vital for the next stages of this important upgrade. Get involved in our upcoming events and help bring this vision to reality. Together, we can ensure the Hall shines brightly for years to come!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sun, 06 SeptTe Horo HallDress your cars or make em shine, men put on your suit, mum’s, best dress is fine, Jeans or overalls, carry a spanner or two, fancy dress that will do. An action-packed fun filled day, treasure hunt along the way. We welcome all cars, modern, veteran, vintage or classic, even tractors (road worthy)
Sun, 27 SeptTe Horo HallSoup Sunday is back! Join us for an afternoon of great soup, great company, & good cause — all set at the beautiful Kilns at Te Horo on the Kāpiti Coast. Every bowl supports [charity], so come along, bring the family, & enjoy a relaxed Sunday afternoon while helping us give back to the community.
Sun, 11 OctTe Horo HallCome and Celebrate the new Community Car Park with the Car Boot Sale. More details to follow shortly but keep this date.
Sun, 22 NovTe Horo HallSave this date for Garden Affair a Garden lovers market at the the Te Horo Hall. If you enjoyed the Garden Trail last year then this is not to be missed.
OPEN FOR BOOKINGS
The Hall is now open for bookings. The Hall has been earthquake-strengthened and a Certificate of Public Use issued.
The Hall interior has been refurbished, and there is an excellent new kitchen and separate bar area.
If you would like to make a booking, please hit the button below.
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OUR LATEST NEWS
ABOVE and BEYOND the GARDEN GATES
WOW! The garden trail created a weekend beyond all expectations in Te Horo.
It attracted more than 1200 visitors and raised over $50,000 for the hall.
Visitors came from throughout the lower North Island including Hawkes Bay, Manawatu, Wairarapa and Wellington, as well as the Kapiti Coast – and some from further afield.
They heaped praise on the 14 gardens that opened their gates, which looked fabulous after months of work by their owners. They particularly loved the variety of styles, ranging from sandy creativity at the beach to formal and informal designs, flowers, trees, meadows, natives, lifestyle blocks, rocky sites, stone walls and water features up the Gorge.
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SOME OF OUR "HALL HEROES"
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The Great Te Horo Road Rai$e
has just ended!
Te Horo, you are awesome! An intense four month period of fundraising has just ended and our excellent little community has raised over $95,000 towards strengthening and upgrading Te Horo Hall through The Great Te Horo Road Rai$e campaign. This is a wonderful community result. Thank you Te Horo!