Katikati - Coffin Club
Aongatete, Bay of Plenty
Discover the Katikati - Coffin Club in the Bay of Plenty, a unique woodworking club where members craft affordable, personalised coffins in a supportive environment. Founded in Katikati, this hobbies and special interests group fosters creativity, friendship, and laughter as you build traditional or modern designs. From sanding wood to sharing stories over tea, it's a place to take control of life's final project while celebrating community. Whether you're a maker or just curious, join us for social meets and hands-on fun in Aongatete.
Welcome to Katikati - Coffin Club
Belonging to the Katikati - Coffin Club means immersing yourself in a woodworking club focused on hobbies and special interests. Founded in Katikati, our club brings people together to take control of one of life’s final projects — while celebrating the joy of friendship and creativity. We provide a safe, supportive environment where members can learn, build, and laugh together. The workshop is at the heart of what we do, but the real spirit lies in our members. Whether you’re sanding wood, painting, or simply sharing a story over tea, you’ll find a place here. As makers of fine affordable underground furniture, members create their own traditional or modern coffins during social meets. This club type emphasises hands-on woodworking skills, personal expression, and community bonds in the Bay of Plenty region.
Our Location and Community
Geographically rooted at 78A Prestidge Road in Aongatete, our club thrives in the scenic Bay of Plenty area of New Zealand. This peaceful setting enhances the creative and social aspects of our woodworking activities, offering a welcoming space for locals to connect. The regional context of Bay of Plenty, with its vibrant community spirit, aligns perfectly with our mission to foster laughter and support through coffin-making workshops. Whether you’d like to join, have questions, or just want to pop in for a cuppa, we’d be delighted to welcome you to this unique hobbies club.
Why Join Our Woodworking Club?
Engaging in our club's activities allows members to explore woodworking in a fun, non-judgmental atmosphere. From designing affordable coffins to honing crafting techniques, every session builds skills and relationships. The Bay of Plenty's relaxed vibe complements our focus on creativity and friendship, making it an ideal spot for special interests like ours. Pop in anytime to experience the joy of building something meaningful while enjoying tea and tales with fellow enthusiasts.
Upcoming Events
Wed 25 Feb
08:30 amWeekly Woodworking Workshop in Aongatete
Weekly Workshop: Build and Bond Through Woodworking A unique opportunity awaits at the Katikati - Coffin Club's weekly workshop, where participants embrace creativity and companionship. Founded in Katikati, this club invites you to take control of life's final projects by crafting personal coffins, blending woodworking skills with heartfelt conversations. Whether you are new to tools or experienced, the sessions foster a supportive space for all to learn and laugh together. Crafting happens in a welcoming environment focused on traditional or modern designs. Members sand wood, paint surfaces, and share stories over tea, turning a profound topic into a celebration of friendship. The workshop lasts 210 minutes, providing ample time to progress on your project while building connections. Open to everyone, not just members, it suits age groups 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring inclusivity for adults seeking meaningful hobbies. Entry requires checking with the club for any fees, as pricing details are confirmed directly to keep things affordable. No prior woodworking experience is needed; the club provides guidance in this safe setting. Benefits extend beyond making fine, affordable underground furniture—it's about community ties, creativity, and joy. Join to meet socially, make your own coffin, or simply enjoy the vibe. Expect hands-on activities like assembling wood pieces or customizing finishes, all while sipping tea and chatting. This woodworking-focused gathering emphasizes personal expression and support, helping participants feel empowered and connected in Bay of Plenty. Discover Aongatete: Venue and Community Hub Aongatete in the Bay of Plenty serves as the ideal spot for the club's venue, known simply as the club venue. This location embodies the area's community spirit, drawing people together for hobbies and special interests. Nestled in Western Bay of Plenty district, it offers a peaceful setting for creative pursuits like woodworking. Community members appreciate the venue's role in fostering bonds, much like Katikati's founding influence. While specific directions are not detailed, reaching Aongatete is straightforward for locals and visitors alike. The club welcomes drop-ins for a cuppa, questions, or full participation, enhancing the district's reputation for supportive gatherings. Engage with the local scene where woodworking meets social interaction, all in a venue designed for comfort and collaboration. Whether joining to build or just visit, Aongatete provides the perfect backdrop for these enriching experiences.
Aongatete, Bay of Plenty
Wed 04 Mar
08:30 amWeekly Woodworking Workshop in Aongatete
Weekly Workshop: Build and Bond Through Woodworking A unique opportunity awaits at the Katikati - Coffin Club's weekly workshop, where participants embrace creativity and companionship. Founded in Katikati, this club invites you to take control of life's final projects by crafting personal coffins, blending woodworking skills with heartfelt conversations. Whether you are new to tools or experienced, the sessions foster a supportive space for all to learn and laugh together. Crafting happens in a welcoming environment focused on traditional or modern designs. Members sand wood, paint surfaces, and share stories over tea, turning a profound topic into a celebration of friendship. The workshop lasts 210 minutes, providing ample time to progress on your project while building connections. Open to everyone, not just members, it suits age groups 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring inclusivity for adults seeking meaningful hobbies. Entry requires checking with the club for any fees, as pricing details are confirmed directly to keep things affordable. No prior woodworking experience is needed; the club provides guidance in this safe setting. Benefits extend beyond making fine, affordable underground furniture—it's about community ties, creativity, and joy. Join to meet socially, make your own coffin, or simply enjoy the vibe. Expect hands-on activities like assembling wood pieces or customizing finishes, all while sipping tea and chatting. This woodworking-focused gathering emphasizes personal expression and support, helping participants feel empowered and connected in Bay of Plenty. Discover Aongatete: Venue and Community Hub Aongatete in the Bay of Plenty serves as the ideal spot for the club's venue, known simply as the club venue. This location embodies the area's community spirit, drawing people together for hobbies and special interests. Nestled in Western Bay of Plenty district, it offers a peaceful setting for creative pursuits like woodworking. Community members appreciate the venue's role in fostering bonds, much like Katikati's founding influence. While specific directions are not detailed, reaching Aongatete is straightforward for locals and visitors alike. The club welcomes drop-ins for a cuppa, questions, or full participation, enhancing the district's reputation for supportive gatherings. Engage with the local scene where woodworking meets social interaction, all in a venue designed for comfort and collaboration. Whether joining to build or just visit, Aongatete provides the perfect backdrop for these enriching experiences.
Aongatete, Bay of Plenty
Wed 11 Mar
08:30 amWeekly Woodworking Workshop in Aongatete
Weekly Workshop: Build and Bond Through Woodworking A unique opportunity awaits at the Katikati - Coffin Club's weekly workshop, where participants embrace creativity and companionship. Founded in Katikati, this club invites you to take control of life's final projects by crafting personal coffins, blending woodworking skills with heartfelt conversations. Whether you are new to tools or experienced, the sessions foster a supportive space for all to learn and laugh together. Crafting happens in a welcoming environment focused on traditional or modern designs. Members sand wood, paint surfaces, and share stories over tea, turning a profound topic into a celebration of friendship. The workshop lasts 210 minutes, providing ample time to progress on your project while building connections. Open to everyone, not just members, it suits age groups 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring inclusivity for adults seeking meaningful hobbies. Entry requires checking with the club for any fees, as pricing details are confirmed directly to keep things affordable. No prior woodworking experience is needed; the club provides guidance in this safe setting. Benefits extend beyond making fine, affordable underground furniture—it's about community ties, creativity, and joy. Join to meet socially, make your own coffin, or simply enjoy the vibe. Expect hands-on activities like assembling wood pieces or customizing finishes, all while sipping tea and chatting. This woodworking-focused gathering emphasizes personal expression and support, helping participants feel empowered and connected in Bay of Plenty. Discover Aongatete: Venue and Community Hub Aongatete in the Bay of Plenty serves as the ideal spot for the club's venue, known simply as the club venue. This location embodies the area's community spirit, drawing people together for hobbies and special interests. Nestled in Western Bay of Plenty district, it offers a peaceful setting for creative pursuits like woodworking. Community members appreciate the venue's role in fostering bonds, much like Katikati's founding influence. While specific directions are not detailed, reaching Aongatete is straightforward for locals and visitors alike. The club welcomes drop-ins for a cuppa, questions, or full participation, enhancing the district's reputation for supportive gatherings. Engage with the local scene where woodworking meets social interaction, all in a venue designed for comfort and collaboration. Whether joining to build or just visit, Aongatete provides the perfect backdrop for these enriching experiences.
Aongatete, Bay of Plenty
Wed 18 Mar
08:30 amWeekly Woodworking Workshop in Aongatete
Weekly Workshop: Build and Bond Through Woodworking A unique opportunity awaits at the Katikati - Coffin Club's weekly workshop, where participants embrace creativity and companionship. Founded in Katikati, this club invites you to take control of life's final projects by crafting personal coffins, blending woodworking skills with heartfelt conversations. Whether you are new to tools or experienced, the sessions foster a supportive space for all to learn and laugh together. Crafting happens in a welcoming environment focused on traditional or modern designs. Members sand wood, paint surfaces, and share stories over tea, turning a profound topic into a celebration of friendship. The workshop lasts 210 minutes, providing ample time to progress on your project while building connections. Open to everyone, not just members, it suits age groups 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring inclusivity for adults seeking meaningful hobbies. Entry requires checking with the club for any fees, as pricing details are confirmed directly to keep things affordable. No prior woodworking experience is needed; the club provides guidance in this safe setting. Benefits extend beyond making fine, affordable underground furniture—it's about community ties, creativity, and joy. Join to meet socially, make your own coffin, or simply enjoy the vibe. Expect hands-on activities like assembling wood pieces or customizing finishes, all while sipping tea and chatting. This woodworking-focused gathering emphasizes personal expression and support, helping participants feel empowered and connected in Bay of Plenty. Discover Aongatete: Venue and Community Hub Aongatete in the Bay of Plenty serves as the ideal spot for the club's venue, known simply as the club venue. This location embodies the area's community spirit, drawing people together for hobbies and special interests. Nestled in Western Bay of Plenty district, it offers a peaceful setting for creative pursuits like woodworking. Community members appreciate the venue's role in fostering bonds, much like Katikati's founding influence. While specific directions are not detailed, reaching Aongatete is straightforward for locals and visitors alike. The club welcomes drop-ins for a cuppa, questions, or full participation, enhancing the district's reputation for supportive gatherings. Engage with the local scene where woodworking meets social interaction, all in a venue designed for comfort and collaboration. Whether joining to build or just visit, Aongatete provides the perfect backdrop for these enriching experiences.
Aongatete, Bay of Plenty
Contact Info
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Danny
katikaticoffinclub@gmail.com
021 2044302