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2 Bay Harbour News Wednesday March 13 2024 DELIVERERS WANTED! Are you honest, reliable and over the age of 11? Why not earn money and get fit doing it. Get in touch with your interest today: deliveries@alliedpress.co.nz 022 016 9739 Please include your name, address and contact details what’s on this week Your local community newspaper connects neighbours in the following areas Brookhaven • Heathcote • Ferrymead Redcliffs • Mt Pleasant • Sumner • Lyttelton Diamond Harbour • Governors Bay • Akaroa 12,000 readers every week newsroom Dylan Smits Reporter 021 914 169 dylan.smits@starmedia.kiwi Barry Clarke Editor in Chief barry@starmedia.kiwi advertising Rob Davison 021 225 8584 rob.davison@starmedia.kiwi Jo-Anne Fuller 027 458 8590 jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi Shane Victor Advertising Manager 021 381 765 shane@starmedia.kiwi Classified advertising: 379 1100 General inquiries: 379 7100 A division of Allied Press Regional Manager: Steve McCaughan PO Box 1467, Christchurch 359 Lincoln Rd, Addington www.starnews.co.nz / www.starmedia.kiwi Mt Pleasant Art & Craft Market Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm Mt Pleasant Community Centre Go and meet the makers of unique artworks and original crafts in Mt Pleasant. Browse a wide range of high quality locally made goods, from wood turning, jewellery, pottery and recycled home decor. Support local craftspeople and take a look at the farmers market while in the neighbourhood. 51 Threads Unity Week Exhibition Saturday, 10am-2pm 40 Winchester St, Lyttelton Visit an exhibition to commemorate the March 15 terror attack. The various works narrate people’s stories through calligraphy and embroidery. Chosen words or phrases were rendered in Arabic calligraphy on pieces of fabric. The works were then hand embroidered. Artists who have experienced the loss of loved ones during the attack have chosen this form of expression to pay tribute five years on. Lyttelton Farmers Market Saturdays, 10am-1pm London St From free range eggs to organic vegetables, baked delights to plants and jewellery to toys, make your CSO Music Trails in Sumner, Friday, 10.30-11.15am. Matuku Takotako Sumner Centre. Join the musicians of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra as they travel around city libraries in this series of free and fun performances. Experience the joy of song, dance and storytelling. This event is catered for 2-6-year-olds. A brass quintet will feature in this Sumner performance. way over to Lyttelton farmers and craft market on Saturday mornings. Live music is played throughout the market. It is the perfect way to start the weekend. Yoga at Beach on Weekdays Tuesdays, 7-8.30am Sumner Surf Life Saving Club Join in a refreshing morning yoga session at Sumner beach. Bring your own mat but spares are available. $10 per session. All proceeds are donated to the Sumner SLSC. Weather dependent. Akaroa Farmers Market Saturdays, 9.30am-1pm St Patrick’s Catholic Church Grounds Head along to the Akaroa Farmers Market for fresh produce and locally sourced products. Check out Banks Peninsula’s abundance of produce and passionate gardeners. The stallholders offer locally grown fruit, veges, herbs, honey, olive oil, olives, nuts and flowers plus locally produced preserves, pickles, jams, sauces, bread, pastries, lavender products, plants, and more. The market will run until April 27. WANT YOUR COMMUNITY EVENT FEATURED HERE? Email all info to dylan.smits@starmedia.kiwi by 5pm each Wednesday Why Struggle?! Riser/Recliner Chairs Great Selection in Stock! 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• By Dylan Smits MAJOR renovations to the Hollywood Cinema in Sumner are under way. Contractors from Bushnell Builders have torn down the front canopy facing Marriner St as part of the first stage of the makeover. “It’s been a long time coming, so it’s good to see things finally under way,” said project manager Andy Wilkinson. Built in 1938, the oldest cinema in Christchurch will become part of the high-end Silky Otter Cinemas chain. It was owned by cinema pioneer Lang Masters for more than six decades. He died, aged 92, in August last year. Masters sold the cinema to the Doig family in September 2021, who are leasing it to Silky Otter. Wilkinson said the construction part of the renovation will hopefully be complete in December with the opening date yet to be determined. “What we’re figuring out right now is how the tenant’s needs are going to integrate with that. They have to install the seating, the audiovisual equipment and the fit out of the bar.” It will be determined in the coming weeks whether Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Cinema’s new lease of life Wednesday March 13 2024 Bay Harbour News NEWS 3 City2Surf fundraises for children Latest Canterbury ne Work scheduled fo • By Dylan Smits Silky Otter can refurbish the interior at the same time as the STABILISATION work will construction work, Wilkinson start on a Redcliffs hillside in • From page 1 said. mid to late March to address Children stay for up to three Three 48-seater luxury cinemas and a bar will be created. erosion. nights every six to eight weeks The complaints of nearby when there are complications at Wilkinson said the back end residents are being addressed home, such as a family member after years of them of voicing the building will be extended, living with a physical or mental concerns about slips making on the room for an additional illness, financial hardship, domestic violence, bereavement or slope above Cave Tce. cinema to complement the previous Malcolm Fraser, who two. lives on trauma. Moncks Spur Rd, has The to city drive council issued a The centre faces an ongoing up Cave Tce to reach building his home. consent in November. mission to secure almost $3 He said vegetation Bushnell and debris Builders was selected million needed each year to keep falling onto the road as the has contractor caused last month. it going. difficulties in the past Before after major bad structural work A fundraising page https:// weather. can begin, asbestos in the walls lesmills-city-2-surf.raisely.com/ “You’ve got all this and rubbish ceilings will be removed. on Raisely for City2Surf has been hanging and falling Then onto the new foundations for set up to help the centre. roadway and it’s fairly the existing narrow building and the Twenty staff from the centre already.” extension will be constructed. will take part in the City2Surf. Fraser said he has “There’s been quite a lot of work VISION: Work has started on the Hollywood Cinema complaining to the that’s city got council to be done inside Sumner. Below – an artist’s impression of the cinema for the past after 25 years, with trying the structure to before that HOW TO ENTER it is converted into part of the Silky Otter Cinema get the chain. slope maintained rear wall more can be taken out,” Online registrations EROSION: Residents on Moncks Spur Rd say st regularly. Wilkinson said. are available at www. work is need to prevent slips on Cave Tce (abov “All they do is clean The up neighbouring the Coffee city2surf.co.nz for the 6km council is planning to start work in the coming slips and not address Culture, the issue.” which is attached to the and 12km until noon on He said city council building, will also be “The renovated Saturday. contractor will be sustained rainfall, contractors usually with attend designs to the still in establishing the planning Entry costs $40 for adults the site and setting of the bank down area annually, but stage, only when said. and $20 for children. After up traffic management in the which has meant w prompted by residents. The owner of Sumner coming Bar registering you can pick up weeks.” drive around or th City streets maintenance and Grill next door, Shubham an entry pack at Les Mills He said construction is For the duration manager Steve Guy Kumar, said the welcomed expected the start of on Cashel St until 4pm to take three the weeks. Saturday. construction, Cav issues around slips the are renovations. being Blair Quane also lives Late on the entry packs one-way road at ti addressed and a contractor “It will definitely Moncks be good. Spur If Rd and purchased dealt on the The start stabilisation line has recently been customers selected for go there, with they the will slips. are $45. removing existing stabilisation work. come here too.” “When we get a period of and sculpting the Consultations Surgery & Diagnostics Locally Owned & Operated 122 Opawa Road, Opawa, Christchurch. 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