Treasures Bereavement Cafe meets every other Saturday from 10- 11:45 am at the W.I. Hall and is run by Mary Hopper, a retired nurse and experienced counsellor and trauma therapist with a specialty in bereavement. A typical cafe involves an opportunity to chat or listen, to make friends,
Did you know Carterton has its own Pickleball club? Find out more by visiting their Facebook group.
This bereavement support group is run by Age UK. It meets once a month from 10-11.30 am on the second Wednesday of the month at Carterton Library.
If you're going through menopause, you are not alone. Talking to a doctor can be helpful, but sometimes you just want to talk to other people who are going through it. A menopause support group will be meeting at Carterton Library on the 2nd and 30th of November
Scams are a real problem at the moment. If you're worried about getting caught out, or have been caught out, try not to blame yourself. It can and does happen to lots of us. Scam support sessions are a good way to get support and learn what to
The new Youth Arts Bistro is a chance for young people to attend practical arts workshops and learn new skills—as well as informal evening events where participants can perform or present music, writing, visual art, and other creative work. The first workshop will take place on September 6th at
One of your most powerful tools for dementia is music therapy. According to the charity Music for Dementia, "Music is special...Even if part of the brain is damaged, music can still reach other parts. It’s almost like it ‘gets in through the back door’ to memories, feelings
Join us on September 26th for a fashion show (6pm-8pm) and clothes sale (8pm-9pm) charity fundraiser at Carterton Family Centre. It's all for a great cause - raising money for Carterton Family Centre as well as Helen & Douglas House, which provides hospice care for children and
Carterton Recreation Ground Saturday, August 29th, 2026 9am-noon Acting Community Thingumybogs are Carterton's amateur dramatics group and we are raising money for our next production. Come along, hunt for hidden treasures, clear out your clutter and help support your local dramatics group! Come and grab a bargain
On 21st July from 6-7 pm, at a sold-out event at Carterton Library, local historian Martin Way gave a talk with wonderful slides about local history. Another highlight of the evening was the model train, which Chris Chewter set up for the evening, depicting Carterton train station around
In December, local author Eve Smith came to Carterton library to talk about her new dystopian thriller - "The Cure." What would you do if you could live forever?