April, 2020

This is a repeating event

Cancelled: A Children's Trail: Growing in the Park

2020Wed15Apr11:00 am12:00 pmCancelled: A Children's Trail: Growing in the ParkCornwall Park11:00 am - 12:00 pm Event TypeEnvironmental, Free, School Holidays Suitable for AgesPreschoolers (3 to 5 years), Children (5 to 10 years) LocationCentral Auckland

When

Wednesday 15 April 2020 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Event Details

Cancelled

Imagine you are a little seed that grows into a big tree in Cornwall Park!

Most living things that are growing in the park start off small as a seed or a baby. But with the help of the sun, food and some nurturing, they grow to be big and strong. To celebrate and learn from this growth Cornwall Park are holding a Kids Movement Trail on two dates in April where kids can join in the fun, move through the park and learn as they go! Costumes are always encouraged.

Parents, please join in the adventure  to help your little ones around the park.

After you’ve finished your trail, you can pop in to see the current ‘Cycles of Life’ exhibition in the Huia Lodge Discovery Hub.

This is a free event, but spaces are limited. To register please email info@cornwallpark.co.nz with your name, phone number and participant numbers. Open to kids aged 3

Price

Free

Spaces are limited, please register by email to info@cornwallpark.co.nz with your name, phone number and participant numbers.

Organiser

Trees in Cornwall Park

Cornwall Park Trust Board

Cornwall Park is the oasis at the heart of Auckland city for New Zealanders. The park celebrates the city and...
Cornwall Park is the oasis at the heart of Auckland city for New Zealanders. The park celebrates the city and its inhabitants with music, events and activities. It is more than just a park — it is 425 acres (172 hectares) of New Zealand’s living history, weaving together our heritage, ecology, agriculture, wildlife, mauri, and community within its lush landscape. The Cornwall Park Trust Board, who manages and operates Cornwall Park, continues to honour Sir John Logan Campbell's wish was that the park be free for every New Zealander to enjoy, forever.

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