Field Day
2024-09-07 09:30 - 12:30 (Pacific/Auckland) | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Early Bird tidy up (9.00am). We have dirt that needs moving before club start time. Shovels and wheelbarrows would be handy.

It’s a busy day with two speakers and a lesson in burning material at home.
Lindsay Moir will show a method of burning hiveware to members.
Marco Gonzalez from the Management Agency , National American Foulbrood Pest Management Plan will attend and discuss AFB to members
Tanya Gant from NZ Beeswax will give a talk at 10.30am and bring hive products to sell.

We will have a raffle of 2 flatpack 3/4 boxes, a feeder and a hive tool. $2 a ticket.

Club Dinner
2024-09-12 18:00 - 20:30 | Ara | Visions On Campus Restaurant, Visions On Campus Restaurant, Ara City Campus Cnr Madras & Ferry Road St, Saint Asaph Street, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8011, Christchurch, 8011
Join us for a fundraiser at the fine dining restaurant at Ara. It’s a Club Dinner to help us get to know each other as we start the season together. It will help raise funds to get a model bee garden planted too.
Thursday 12th September 6.00pm
Please contact Dave Spice – The dinner starts 6.30pm and his bank account details for payment are
D. SPICE. Bank A/c: 02-0876-0243090-000

One day bee keeping course
2024-09-14 09:00 - 15:00 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Beginners Beekeeping course – 1 day – Saturday 14th September 9am-3pm
Please bring your lunch and some water to drink. Tea and coffee provided.
If you have a battery drill with a square drive, and a hammer – please bring them along.
Contact Person – Jeff Robinson – email – alpinebee@gmail.com
His Phone number is: 021 073 4148

Cost of the day course is $50 for paid up club members.
$95 for non-members and this price includes membership of the club for the season

Club Bank Account details are as follows:
Christchurch Beekeepers Club
A/C 03-0767-0323307-00
Please put your telephone number as reference.

Club Day
2024-10-05 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Getting to the Club Site is challenging – try coming in from the Halswell Quarry end- Kennedy’s Bush or in from Lincoln Rd to Henderson’s Rd and up to Cashmere Rd because of the road works blocking usual routes. Take care it can be frustrating.
9.00am start -You are welcome to help out with digging from 9-9.30am before we start. We need a small drainage ditch dug and a hole dug for the burn off. Please bring a spade and gloves.
Looking forward to having plenty for newbies and a follow up from the talks we have already had about disease management for all.

Beeline orders close byThursday 3rd midday
How to collect a swarm procedures will be discussed.
Lindsay Moir will demonstrate a way of burning AFB infected material at home safely.
Jeff Robinson will be running a Queen Raising Course on 15th Feb 2025 $145.00 non-members, $100.00 members
Andy is demonstrating how to requeen a hive and will be requeening both of our hives. Tests for varroa will also be demonstrated.
Lee is bring a nuc to increase the numbers of hives on site and will demonstrate moving bees and checking bees going from a nuc to a hive site. You will be reminded of what treatment do you use at the beginning of the Spring.
BBQ is provided for us to share, salads and other delicious dishes you are welcome to contribute.

November we will host Heather Hendrickson- to discuss the developments of her work with Phages and will be collecting samples from us to use in the research.

Field Day
2024-11-02 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
9.00-9.30 help out on site- 9.30 start -12.30pm
Beeline will be coming up in November – get your orders in asap.
Phages
Continuing our support of the research into phages that will help us in a battle to beat AFB
We have Danielle Kok from Canterbury University visiting and collecting soil samples from soil that is infront of your beehive. Members are encouraged to support this research into phages that is being carried out by Danielle and
Dr Heather Hendrickson
Associate Professor in Microbiology, University of Canterbury and
President, Te Manatōpū Mātai Koiora Moroiti | The New Zealand Microbiological Society.

Understanding the part that phages play in stopping the spread of AFB will help us to eliminate AFB.

Please bring a sample of soil and bee debris to be collected before the meeting.
Bee debris or soil can be placed in zip lock baggies or small jars with your registration number and name on it. Danielle will be in the carpark to collect the samples. We don’t want any sample with potential AFB on our hive site of course so the the collection point will be at the gate in the carpark please.

Field Day
2024-12-07 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Xmas Field Day
Saturday 7th of December 2024
Early bees 9.00-9.30am (we need help with tidying at the back of the top shed).
Xmas welcome and what to do in Dec /Jan our next meeting is on the second Saturday of
Jan 11th at 9.00am.
Programme:
Tanya from NZ Beeswax is here to help with supplies of gear and to answer treatment
questions for members. Orders to be in by Wednesday 4th December
tanya@nzbeeswax.co.nz Direct Dial: Cell 021 02360623
We always enjoy celebrating our Xmas together and will be supplying a BBQ and Xmas
Cake. We love to have everyone contributing to a little plate of something to share with
others for a light lunch. Thank you to all of our regulars who know how much it is
appreciated.
There is a nuc raffle to be won on the day. $2.00 a ticket or 3 for $5.00.
Soil samples drop box will be at the sign in-area. Please keep donating your sealed and
labelled samples for us to get to Heather and Danelle for the research into Phages to help
stop AFB.
For Sale we have a number of items:
Christmas Special- $5.00 Flat pack ¾ box
Jars-250gm $30.00 for 50
Sticky boards $2.00 a board
A wiring frame demonstration -Lindsay Moir… we have some wiring boards for hire.
Subs are due, please contact Yvonne if you have any queries.

2025-01-11 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
9am start for site work.
HOVER FLY TALK (Bob from Lincoln Research) in January. Find out the effect Hover Fly has on wasps.
We will be discussing what equipment is needed to take honey off and extraction options available through the club.

Field Day
2025-02-01 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Program…
Wasp control .

Water… for your bees.

Honey spinning demo.

BBQ.. bring a plate to share.

Open hives weather permitting.

Question time..

Queen Raising Course
2025-02-15 09:00 - 15:00 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
$100 for members and $145 for non members.
Are you an amateur beekeeper looking to take your hive management to the next level? Raising your own queens is the key to stronger, more productive colonies—and we’re here to show you how!
Will use traditional brush grafting and show other methods. Kit provided for participants to keep.
No prior queen-rearing experience? No problem! Our expert-led course is designed to be beginner-friendly, with step-by-step guidance and practical demonstrations.
Bring your own lunch. Coffee and tea provided.
Register by contacting Jeff Robinson 021 073 4148

Working Bee
2025-02-16 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Sunday 16th February from 9am
Workers needed to chip the large pile of green waste at the club site. Please confirm availability to Trevor Ingham (trevor.ingham28@gmail.com or via text to 0274409101)

Field Day
2025-03-01 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Early meeting for clean up on site. Volunteers needed to help with cleanup which will include sweeping/mopping Bathroom and sweeping seats etc. Also help in the garden spreading mulch. More red bricks are needed so if you have any to spare bring them along.
Honey tasting – how do you know what you have….try some of the Club honey.
Varroa treatments and testing. Have you done this yet and with what???
Sticky boards for sale – 3 for $5.
Tania from NZ Beeswax will be up with varroa treatments as well as gear to sell. Get you’re orders in early. Remember this is freight free as Tania will bring it to the club site on 1st March.

Field Day
2025-04-05 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Gadget Day……This is YOUR day…have you made something ..did it work..NO then bring it along so others can give input and it might work…this is where like minded beeks solve problems.
Yes …things that work for you..have improvements being made or do you want help.
AFB course …yes its Free but check with Lindsay if you want it credited to your name.
BBQ ..please bring a plate of food to share.
MAY CLUB DAY….last meeting for the season….June/July winter shut down but remember to check your BEES.
Honey show…bring your honey samples along.
NO VISIT FROM …Beeline or NZBeeswax….But you can phone your orders in.
AGM…16TH August at 1pm at ST PATRICKS SCHOOL Hall …same place as last year.
looking for Committee ,Treasurer,Vice President.
Brian from Beeline will attend so get your orders in early.

Field Day
2025-05-03 09:00 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Final club day for the season.
Honey Show Judge – Lindsay Moir
All members, novice and experienced, can participate in the Honey Show. Follow the rules posted, to be in to win one of the two Club Shields -the 2025 Novice or the Experienced Beekeepers Club Shield. Prizes to be announced later.
A shield is awarded to the entrant with the most points overall and a novice shield is awarded to a first or second year beekeeper. (This must be stated at the time).
General Rules:
• Members may only have one entry per class. If required, guidance will be given as to which class your entry should be exhibited in. The judges decision will be final.
• Exhibits must be delivered at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the judging.
• Liquid and creamed honey must be in standard 500 gm square”round” plastic jars with white lids.
• No labels on jars.
• Only exhibits from Financial members will be accepted.
• Write your initials (which may be on a small sticky label) on the BASE of the exhibit.
Classes:
1. Dark honey creamed
2. Dark honey liquid
3. Light honey creamed
4. Light honey liquid
5. Wax blocks 500 gm minimum weight
6. Mead 750 ml clear glass bottle
Details of each class
1 & 3. Dark creamed honey or light creamed honey
The entrant is to decide which class to enter.
The judge will take notice of flavour, colour, fineness of grain and freedom from foreign material. Please remember to obtain standard show jars. The reason for this uniformity is that different types of jars have varying light densities depending on the thickness of the glass.
2 & 4. Light liquid honey or dark liquid honey the same criteria as above.
5. Wax
Each exhibit must be at least 500gms in weight and from this season. It must be presented as tipped from the mould; points will be lost for chipping or scraping.
The Judge will look for colour, texture and purity. No restriction as to the shape of the mould.
Entrants are advised not to heat wax in iron or enamel containers as this can discolour the wax, for preference use an aluminium container. Do not overheat the wax; strain through stocking or similar; cool very slowly as this makes for uniformity of texture and freedom from cracking. Avoid propolis as this tends to darken the wax. Pure bees wax only to be used. One tea-spoon of vinegar helps to clarify wax.
6. Mead 750 ml clear glass bottle with removable cork or screw top.
No labels on bottle.
Write your initials (which may be on a small sticky label) on the BASE of the exhibit.

World Bee Day
2025-05-20
Bees and other pollinators, such as butterflies, bats and hummingbirds, are increasingly under threat from human activities.
Pollination is, however, a fundamental process for the survival of our ecosystems. Nearly 90% of the world’s wild flowering plant species depend, entirely, or at least in part, on animal pollination, along with more than 75% of the world’s food crops and 35% of global agricultural land. Not only do pollinators contribute directly to food security, but they are key to conserving biodiversity.
https://www.un.org/en/observances/bee-day

Api NZ - AGM and Beekeepers Day Out
2025-07-17 10:00 - 2025-07-18 17:00 | Sudima Christchurch Airport, 550 Memorial Avenue, Christchurch, Harewood, 8053, New Zealand
The Api NZ Body is holding their AGM on Thursday 17th July 10am – 4pm at the Sudima Christchurch Airport and online . Attendance is FREE.
The day will start with a discussion on industry leadership and the issues that matter to the apiculture sector.
This will be followed by the AGM and a broader industry discussion.
All attendees are invited to join us for drinks, nibbles and further chatting from 4pm.
The Hub’s Beekeepers Day Out is the following day – Friday 18th at the same venue. Cost $75+gst
Presentations on:
Viruses, Queens, AFB, US Colony loss, Varroa treatment delivery innovation
and more…
As well as:
Trade displays, Spot prizes, Silent auction and lots of great people to chat with
Post-event drinks and nibbles shouted by NZ Beeswax Ltd
You are welcome to attend both days. Either way – registration is required.
The link will take you to the Registration – both on the same page (just scroll down for the Beekeepers Day)
Register here

New Zealand Beeswax Ltd – supplying Beekeepers for more than 100 years.
Hello everyone
Just a quick note to confirm my attendance at the upcoming Christchurch Hub Beekeepers Day Out
A great opportunity to touch base with a number of Beekeepers, listen to the latest within the Beekeeping World (nationally and internationally) etc, visit Beekeeping Vendors/Stalls and of course have some yummy lunch!!
I know many Beekeepers from out of town, will use this as a chance to catch up.
I will have some space to bring up any orders, so if attending, I am happy to act as courier. Please note – I do have limited space in the vehicle on this run
New Zealand Beeswax Ltd continue to offer Christchurch Beekeeping Club Members Varroa Treatments at
special Club rates. Remember to rotate your treatments.
Order early and we can email an invoice through for pre-payment (or correct cash on the day) and bring your items to the Christchurch Hub Beekeeping Day Out at the Sudima Hotel on Friday 18th July.
The following Treatments are available at special Club rates:
• Apivar – 2 x Strips per brood box – Various pack sizes
4 Strip Packs at the special rate of $32.00 (normally $38.77)
60’s packs at $350.00 per pack (normally $418.34)
Note – we are out of stock of the 12’s until Spring
• Bayvarol – boxes of 20 strips, individually packed in lots of 4 strips / 4 x strips per Brood Box
Priced for Club Members at $62.00 (normally $72.22) each box of 20 strips
(800 strip boxes also available to Club Members at the 12+ carton rate of $1955.00)
• Formic Pro – 2 dose pack for 2 Hives. Organic treatment gets below capped cells. Best used in Spring
/Summer. Requires 3 x consecutive 10+ degree days. Special Club price $30.00 (normally $37.38)
• Small pottles of Oxalic Acid (300 grams) at $9.00
Additional Club Day Specials for Beekeepers Day 18th July 2025 at the Sudima
Pre- Order direct to tanya@beeswax.co.nz or ring us on 03 693 9189 ext 1 (Caroline) or 2 (Tanya)
• Easy Checks; (The genuine Easy Check!!) @ $30.00
• Fondant – $9.00 per pack
• Megabee Patties 5 kg Box (made at our Orari Premises) with/without Hive Alive additive. Can be frozen.
5kg Megabee Patties (Standard) @ $47.00 (normally $52.90).
5kg Megabee Patties with Hive Alive @ $52.00 (normally $59.80)
• Hive Alive 100mls (proven bee gut health and stops sugar syrup from fermenting. $30.00
As always – NZ Beeswax can supply all your Beekeeping requirements. Foundation, Frames, Feeders, Storeys etc, as well as the best bee nutritional products and varroa mite treatments.
Thank you.
Tanya Gant
NZ Beeswax Ltd

Field Day
2025-08-02 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-11-01 09:30 - 12:30, 2026-03-07 09:30 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Field Days

AGM
2025-08-16 13:00 - 17:00 | St Patrick’s School Hall, 108 Jeffreys Road, Bryndwr, Christchurch, 8052, New Zealand
Saturday 16th 1.00pm St Patrick’s School Hall cnr of Jefferies and Idris Rd
Nomination forms available Online and at the May, Field Day
We would welcome a new treasurer and new committee members.

Bee Aware Month
2025-09-01 08:00 - 2025-09-30 17:00
This annual education campaign, run by Apiculture New Zealand, is all about sharing with New Zealanders some basic things everyone can do to help improve bee health. We want to encourage Kiwis to plant more trees for bees, to use garden sprays safely, or not at all, and to buy local honey.
Every year we share resources with schools, community groups, councils and bee lovers so they can learn more about bees and take actions to improve bee health. We also run a social media campaign aimed at educating Kiwis about bees, beekeeping and honey.
Bee Aware Month landing page

Field Day
2025-09-06 09:30 - 14:00 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Opening the hives – purpose and what we’re looking for.
Box and frame maintenance – cleaning, painting, rewiring, and foundation types (hands-on activity, everyone welcome to help).
NZBees wax orders – make sure you’ve placed yours. Tanya will bring them (freight free).
BBQ – please bring a plate of food to share.

Club Stall – Riccarton Rotary Market
2025-09-28 09:00 - 14:00 | 165 Racecourse Road, Broomfield, Christchurch 8042, 165 Racecourse Road, Christchurch, 8042, New Zealand
The club will be running a stall at the Riccarton Rotary Market.We need members to help set up the display and talk with the public about how we can support bee survival.
If you’re able to help, please contact Jeff Gibson – 027 240 8179.

Field Day
2025-10-11 09:30 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Because last weekend was so wet, the Club Day has been moved to this Saturday, the 11th. We’ll start at 9:30 a.m. and go through until everyone heads home to check their hives. If possible, the Hive Master will demonstrate how to make a split on one of the hives.
See you then!

Beeginners Day
2025-10-18 09:30 - 14:00 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Learn how to start your beekeeping hobby the right way!This is a hands-on practical course, so please bring:

Battery drill with 2x square drive bits
Hammer
Your own lunch (tea and coffee provided)

Cost:

$50.00 (club members)
$95.00 (non-members – includes club membership)

Payment:Online to the Club – 03-0767-0323307Please include your name and phone number in the payment details.
Other details:

Postponement (if wet) will be advised by phone.
Bookings are limited – first in, first secured.

Field Day - Christmas Edition!
2025-12-06 09:30 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Join us for our final Field Day of the year as we celebrate with a festive Christmas BBQ. Please bring a Christmas plate to share.
We’ll also be running a raffle for a nuc — tickets are $5.00 each.
What’s Happening on the Day
Varroa Monitoring DemonstrationsLearn several methods for checking your hives, including:

Using sticky boards (and how to make them)
Sugar shake testing
Alcohol wash monitoring

Special Guest: Tania from NZ BeeswaxTania will be on-site with supplies. Get in touch with her beforehand if you’d like to pre-order anything.
Frame Cleaning DemoLee will be demonstrating her steamer setup for efficient frame cleaning.
Craft CornerMake your own candles for Christmas gifts and enjoy a range of bee-themed festive crafts.

Looking Ahead
Our January Field Day will be held on the second Saturday, as always — January 10th at 9:30am.

Field Day
2026-01-10 09:30 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
No doubt many of you are asking the same question:“Why are my bees doing that?”
It has been another challenging season, with changing weather patterns and unpredictable conditions. While we cannot control the weather, we can prepare for what comes next – especially the upcoming honey flow.
Come along to the club meeting and get answers from experienced members who have been there and done that. It is a great opportunity to learn, share experiences, and make sure your hives are ready for the season ahead.
See you Saturday.

Field Day
2026-02-14 09:30 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
We’re pleased to let members know that Brian from Beeline Supplies will be joining us at our club field day on 14 February 2026.
Brian will be bringing a selection of beekeeping equipment and varroa treatments, along with exclusive specials for club members, both for pre-order and on the day.
Member Pre-Order Specials (15% off)

Pink semi-vented suitsUse code: PRETTY IN PINK
3-layer jacketsUse code: 3 LAYER JACKET CBK

On-the-Day Specials

20% off 3-layer gloves (limited sizes)
Other gloves: $20 per pair
20-litre pail with honey gate and double sieve (extendable handles): $65
Drip trays (complete): $38
Plus more available on the day

Website Orders – Delivered to the Field Day (Freight Free)
Members are welcome to place orders via the website and have them brought to the field day at no extra cost.
How to order:

Proceed to checkout on the website
Select Pick up in store under Payment Method
In the Notes section, please write: “Bring to the club”

🗓 Order cut-off date: 11 February 2026
👉 Visit: www.beelinesupplies.co.nz
We’re grateful to Brian for supporting our club and look forward to seeing members take advantage of these great offers on the day.

Queen Rearing Course
2026-02-21 09:30 - 15:00 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
The club will be hosting a Queen Rearing Course on Saturday, 21 February, starting at 9:30 am, held at the club.
Jeff will be running the course and will cover how to graft your own queens. Queen rearing can be one of the most rewarding skills in beekeeping — and if you do well, you may even go home with a new queen.
What to Bring

Bee suit
Pen and paper for notes
Your own lunch

☕ Tea and coffee will be provided.
Cost

Club members: $70.00
Non-members: $120.00

Payment Details
Payment must be made prior to attending the course.

Bank account: 03-0767-0323307
Please include your name and phone number as reference.

Booking Confirmation
To confirm your place, text your name to Jeff on 0210 734 148.Confirmation by text is essential.
⚠️ This is the only queen course being run this season.
Come and enjoy the challenge of one of beekeeping’s finest arts 🐝

AFB Recognition Course
2026-02-28 09:00 - 15:00 | NTA McLeans Island Campus, 890 McLeans Island Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8051, New Zealand
A powerful tool in the fight against AFB is education. Our training courses inform beekeepers of their legal obligations and equip them to identify AFB and eliminate it from their beekeeping operations using best practice methods. Courses cover everything beekeepers need to know from disease identification to the destruction of AFB-infected equipment.
https://www.nzbb.org.nz/courses/p/christchurchfeb2026

2026 Honey Show & Gadget Day
2026-04-11 09:30 - 12:30 | Club, 681 Cashmere Road, Christchurch, Canterbury, 8025, New Zealand
Honey Show
The Honey Show will be held at the Club Site on Sat April 11th 2026, so do come along and enter your hive products.
All members, novice and experienced, can participate in the Honey Show. Follow the rules posted, to be in to win one of the two Club Shields -the Novice or the Experienced Beekeepers Club Shield. Prizes to be announced later.
A shield is awarded to the entrant with the most points overall and a novice shield is awarded to a first or second year beekeeper. (This must be stated at the time).
General Rules:
• Members may only have one entry per class. If required, guidance will be given as to which class your entry should be exhibited in. The judges decision will be final.
• Exhibits must be delivered at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the judging.
• Liquid and creamed honey must be in standard 500 gm square”round” plastic jars with white lids.
• No labels on jars.
• Only exhibits from Financial members will be accepted.
• Write your initials (which may be on a small sticky label) on the BASE of the exhibit.
Classes:
1. Dark honey creamed
2. Dark honey liquid
3. Light honey creamed
4. Light honey liquid
5. Wax blocks 500 gm minimum weight
6. Mead 750 ml clear glass bottle
Details of each class
1 & 3. Dark creamed honey or light creamed honey
The entrant is to decide which class to enter.
The judge will take notice of flavour, colour, fineness of grain and freedom from foreign material. Please remember to obtain standard show jars. The reason for this uniformity is that different types of jars have varying light densities depending on the thickness of the glass.
2 & 4. Light liquid honey or dark liquid honey the same criteria as above.
5. Wax
Each exhibit must be at least 250gms in weight and from this season. It must be presented as tipped from the mould; points will be lost for chipping or scraping.
The Judge will look for colour, texture and purity. No restriction as to the shape of the mould.
Entrants are advised not to heat wax in iron or enamel containers as this can discolour the wax, for preference use an aluminium container. Do not overheat the wax; strain through stocking or similar; cool very slowly as this makes for uniformity of texture and freedom from cracking. Avoid propolis as this tends to darken the wax. Pure bees wax only to be used. One tea-spoon of vinegar helps to clarify wax.
6. Mead 750 ml clear glass bottle with removable cork or screw top.
No labels on bottle.
Write your initials (which may be on a small sticky label) on the BASE of the exhibit.
Gadget Day
Have you made something for beekeeping, or been gifted a gadget and wondered… did it actually work?
Got an idea or a project on the go, but not quite there yet? Bring it along. This is a great chance to get input, ideas, and a bit of guidance from others.
Don’t keep it to yourself — whether it’s a success, a failure, or still a work in progress, there’s plenty to learn and share.
Gadget Day is all about helping each other, learning from mistakes, and having a bit of fun along the way.
Come along, share what you’ve got, and see what others have been working on — you might be surprised what you pick up.
