- Supper, socialising from 7:10 - 7:30 p.m.
- General business 7:30 - 7:40 pm
- Speaker 7:40- 8:30 p.m.
A community defibrillator is outside the hall 
The hall is available for hire.
Tuesday is our regular club night
Our hui are held at our centrally-located clubrooms at 4 Moncrieff Street, off Elizabeth Street, in Mount Victoria, and are shared online with members and friends, using Google Meet web conferencing.
We welcome new faces at our hui, and there are always club members available to provide newcomers with information and answer any questions.
Please do not attend club nights if you are unwell.
Club night programme
All presentations and events listed below will be broadcast live online via Google Meet web conferencing. See online hui guidance for information on how to attend online.
24 February The newest Great Walk, The Hump Ridge Track Jonty Crane
Jonty has walked The Hump Ridge Track twice and puts it in his top five tramps. The three day circuit includes epic beaches, panoramic views across the bottom of the South Island and Stewart Island, historic wooden bridges, and the remains of a forestry settlement. The accommodation is also rather nice…
03 March An alpine panorama challenge Andy Buchanan
Andy’s self-imposed retirement challenge was to climb all 133 peaks visible from the Cashmere Hills and named on a panorama sketch published in 1967.
10 March Cycling from Ship Cove to Dunedin Ross Bidmead
Unfit and unsure of their health, Ross and Frances cycled from Ship Cove to Dunedin. It proved to be a rejuvenating ride.
17 March Threading the needle in Kahurangi Chris Munn
Over three long, hard days four club members slogged their way across rough, untracked country from Blue Shirt Creek on the Heaphy Track to Kahurangi Lighthouse.
It was a trip they vowed never to do again.
24 March Trekking in Tajikistan Jenny Cossey
Jenny took a break from bikepacking the Silk Roads and headed into the mountains to tramp and camp.
31 March End of the earth: the far south of South America Peter Barry
Tierra del Fuego is a wild land of mountain ranges, islands, glaciers, never-ending fjords and a myriad of lakes. The Darwin range offers both serious, remote mountaineering and scope for good tramping trips.
Attending an online clubnight
See our online hui assistance.