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Local Kai Potlock
Join us for a warm winter community feast! The Mohua Local Kai Potluck brings Golden Bay whānau together to share food, celebrate local growers, and connect over kai. Bring a dish made with locally grown or sourced ingredients to share — enough for at least four people. Alongside your dish, bring a recipe card and an ingredients card noting any allergens. Doors open 5pm, feast starts 6pm, finished by 9pm. Sunday 5 July, Golden Bay Rec Park Clubrooms. Sign up here to let us know you're coming and what you'll bring. Hosted by Mohua 2042 and TDC Community Partnerships. |
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Mohua 2042 Future Strategy Workshop
May 21 10am - 3.30pm Motupipi Hall, Abel Tasman Drive This workshop is a chance to shape Mohua's sustainable future together. We will reflect on our vision and strategy, take a look at how much has been achieved over the last 3 years, and then use the power of the group to work through where we should focus our efforts going forward. We've prepared a wee treat for the day - a fun, informative recraft of the Collaboration game using Mohua projects and some home grown ingenuity. This will form the centre piece of the workshop - the insights from here will help us identify gaps and prioritise where to focus next. SLC are preparing a delicious lunch for $15 or bring your own. RSVP to [email protected] by May 18th to register your attendance and order lunch. |
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Mohua Resilience Weekend 2–3 May 2026
Join us for a free two-day community event focused on getting Golden Bay prepared for earthquakes, flooding, wildfires, and everything in between.
Day 1 — FREE Sandbags for Winter Saturday 2 May, 9am–2pm, Golden Bay Recreation Centre Pick up free sandbags (up to 20 per household or business) to prepare for winter flooding. BBQ fundraiser for the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter — koha welcome. Day 2 — Mohua Golden Bay Resilience Expo Sunday 3 May, 10am–4pm, Golden Bay Recreation Centre Eight presentations from Nelson Tasman Emergency Management, Golden Bay Emergency Operations Centre, TDC, Project STRIM, Adaptive Resilience Solutions, and more — covering emergency response, community preparedness, climate policy, telecommunications, water, and food resilience. Interactive displays for all ages, emergency vehicles, market stalls, entertainment, and food trucks. We're still looking for stallholders and volunteers — get in touch if you'd like to be part of it. Your community — by the community — for the community. Contact: [email protected] / 020 4138 5572 Slides available from event: Food Resiliency Beyond Emergency Preparedness - to Long-Term Resilience Top of the South Water Tank Project Project STRIM |