Knit & Natter Social Group - Whangārei Meetup

Knit & Natter Social Group - Whangārei Meetup

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Free
In Person
Event byWhangarei Library

Occurrences
Wed, 02 Apr, 10:00 am
Wed, 07 May, 10:00 am
Wed, 04 Jun, 10:00 am
Wed, 02 Jul, 10:00 am
Wed, 06 Aug, 10:00 am
Wed, 03 Sept, 10:00 am
Wed, 01 Oct, 10:00 am
Wed, 05 Nov, 10:00 am
...and 1 more occurrences
Duration1 hour
Address5 Rust Avenue, Whangārei 0110, New Zealand
VenueMay Bain Room, Whangārei Central Library

Description of Knit & Natter Social Group - Whangārei Meetup

🧶 Join our friendly Knit & Natter Social Group at Whangārei Central Library! Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just starting your crafting journey, this welcoming community meets twice monthly to share skills, stories, and a cuppa.

Event Details:

  • 📍 Location: May Bain Room, Whangārei Central Library, 5 Rust Avenue
  • ⏰ Time: 10:00 AM
  • 📅 First Wednesday of each month
  • 💫 Free entry - no booking required

What to Bring:

  • Your current knitting or crochet project
  • Wool and needles
  • Your enthusiasm for crafting

Important Information:

  • All skill levels welcome
  • Drop in anytime during the session
  • Tea and coffee available
  • Duration: 1 hour

About Social Crafting Groups in New Zealand

Knitting and crochet groups have been a cherished part of Kiwi culture for generations, offering more than just a chance to craft. These gatherings, known affectionately as "stitch and bitch" or "knit and natter" sessions, represent a time-honoured tradition of community connection and skill sharing.

Social crafting groups provide numerous benefits:

  • Mental health support through social connection
  • Skill development in a supportive environment
  • Preservation of traditional crafting techniques
  • Community building and intergenerational learning
  • Stress relief through mindful crafting

These groups have seen a significant resurgence in recent years, particularly among younger generations seeking to learn traditional skills and connect with their community in meaningful ways. They offer a perfect blend of productivity and socialisation, making them an ideal activity for crafters of all ages and backgrounds.


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