Puhoi Village Market, Sunday 30 June, 9.30am – 1pm
Live music, delicious food, fresh produce, plants, art and crafts for home and garden.
A relaxed, quirky market, safe kids’ playground, family friendly.
Car boot spaces available, (weather dependent).
This month’s May market is dedicated to our annual celebration of
Puhoi’s ethnic and national diversity. Around 11am the Puhoi Bohemian
Children’s Choir will perform some folk songs and the Puhoi Bohemian
Dance Group will show some traditional dances.
We also encourage you to wear something to symbolize your own ethnicity.
Good music with Jan Elliot, tasty food, treats for your home and garden.
This is a relaxed market, with a safe kids play area, free parking, and
friendly locals.
Come and check us out.
Jaqui Barrett, market manager
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Get creative with our ‘Funny Fruit and Veggie’ display. A fun activity for all ages using either naturally grown weird shaped veggies or make your own. Bring to the display table by 10am
Warkworth Theatre Group will be promoting their upcoming production ‘Allo ‘Allo by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft (same writers as the TV show of the 1980’s
Located in the heart of Historic Puhoi Village this quirky and relaxed market is a friendly affair, a place to support our local community, socialize, and listen to live music.
This month, (Sunday 31 March, 9am – 1pm) we have Five ‘n’ Dime, a North Shore based Acoustic Rock duo performing a variety of different Classic Rock in their own fun and relaxed style. And supporting artist is Sharon Burt, a young talented singer songwriter.
It is our Autumn Harvest Market this month, combined with a Car Boot Fair so treasures and bargains to be found. New stall holders and car boot bookings welcome, contact puhoivillagemarket@gmail.com
This is a great venue with a safe play area for the kids and free parking.
Forget the Rugby World Cup, disregard the piffling America’s Cup boats bobbing around in the harbour, the only competition worth seeing is the Puhoi Village Market Tomato Competition! 
Being held this year on Sunday 24th February, watch Puhoi’s white-hot horticultural talent slog it out with each other in the grueling duel for the prestigious Squeezy Tomato Bottle Trophy. Not to be missed – reputations are at stake!
Puhoi Village Market, this Sunday, 27 Jan, 9am – 1pm
Car Boot Fair this month – Lots of car boots to rummage through with treasures to be found.
New stalls, great live music, a relaxed, quirky market, friendly stall holders, kid’s playground, easy parking.
Hey kids, want to make some pocket money for Xmas?
This is our last market for the year and we are wanting home-made Xmas decorations and cards.
We will supply (free) a gazebo and stall space for you to share with other kids for the sale of your Xmas crafts.
Just bring a small box or bag with your goods and set up at our coming Puhoi Village Market on Sunday 25 November
Let me know that you are coming by emailing puhoivillagemarket@gmail.com for further details.
This month’s Puhoi Village Market on 28 October (9am – 1pm) is mainly geared towards the kids. We are having a talent show where the young ones (and the young at heart) can show us their dance moves, a song, poem, a magical skill or whatever they want.
This is not a competition rather it is a space to share our creative talents with each other. Register on the day from 9.30am.
Local buskers and musicians will also join us to keep the music flowing.
George the Magician will put on a magic show at 11am and we have a car boot sale happening in the car park where treasures can be found. Still time to book a space at puhoivillagemarket@gmail.com
Easy parking, family friendly, safe playground for the little ones. All this and a great selection of food, craft and plant stalls at our friendly, quirky market. See you there.
Currently we have 1 Manager and 5 women on the Committee– urgently need at least two more (strong men would be great!! As 3 of us are in our 70s.)
The Committee meets once a month in the Puhoi Library for a post Market breakdown (discussion) and to plan the next 2 – 3 markets – this is usually the Wednesday night following the market.
A week before each market, 7 signs are put out between Warkworth and Orewa and brought back the day following the market.
A month before each market, advertising is sent via email to several outlets including More FM, Rodney times and Mahurangi Matters and musicians are organized.
A Database of Stallholders is sent invitations to attend the next market and replies are tabled and positions recorded on a plan.
On the day,
Committee members arrive 6.30 – 7am to set up:
At 1pm above list is reversed.
Stall holders start arriving at 7.30am and Manager directs them to their allocated space and assists with any needs they have such as power.
At approx. 11am Manager goes to each stallholder for feedback on the day’s trading plus to collect their fee of $20 per 3×3 space.
