We’re super excited to be partnering with the Home of Compassion in Island Bay to grow a field of pumpkins! 

People are hungrier than ever, prices are higher than ever and we want to do our bit, so we’re growing carbohydrates en masse to fill bellies and nourish the wairua of those that are struggling to access kai. We'll be doing this by growing a bumper crop of pumpkins, which will then be given to the Home of Compassion’s Soup Kitchen and other groups feeding the community. Help us to get pumpkins to hungry people and grow urban kai resilience while we're at it!

In September we did that mammoth task of shifting compost and setting up the planting plots. This time, our focus will be on getting the pumpkin plants in the ground. Exciting!

📍 Home of Compassion, Rhine Street, Island Bay
🗓️ Next working bee: Wednesday 28th October, 10am-1pm and then ongoingly on the last Wednesday of the month during Spring and Summer.

Registrations essential - sign up here - select Home of Compassion Working Bee.

Come along to Te Wiki Kaumātua / Seniors Week at the Kaicycle Urban Farm. We'll provide a farm tour and share a bit about our regenerative approach to farming and then get our hands in the soil, for a range of volunteering which we can tailor to your needs - from weeding to planting seeds into trays and more. No experience necessary. This event is weather dependent. People of all ages are welcome, but we'd love to particularly welcome our kaumātua / seniors and will share a kapu tī / cup of tea at 12pm. 

Kaicycle is an Urban Farm and Composting project in the heart of Newtown, taking climate action and building community by diverting food scraps from landfill, regenerating soil and donating the veggies we grow to local food programmes.

To register, please sign up at kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer, select ‘Weekday volunteering‘ and the 16th October. Or email community@kaicycle.org.nz and we can register you. Note, the event will end at 12.30pm.

Fresh off the back of a Sundance premier and a sold out run at the NZ International Film Festival, come and see Aotearoa coming-of-age film Big Girls Don’t Cry, all while supporting your local urban farm! 

About the screening: 

• Where: Lighthouse Cuba, Wigan Street, Wellington. 

• When: Thursday 8th October, 4.45-5.45pm, mingling, koha snacks, raffle and drinks for sale. 5.45pm - movie starts. Runtime 99 minutes. 

• BOOK YOUR TICKETS HERE. Sliding scale cost from $25-$45. 

Please note that this film is R16, so make sure to check the content warning here to ensure that you're comfortable with it!  

About Kaicycle: 

Kaicycle is an urban farm & composting initiative in Newtown that has been operating since 2015. We're a climate justice project at our core, aiming to develop a resilient food system for Te Whanganui-a-Tara. We connect people of all ages with the whenua, share knowledge & skills on regenerative Hua Parakore growing practices, collect & compost food scraps from local businesses & households using e-bikes, and donate the kai we grow & the compost we make to local community programmes. Support us to continue our mission to get kai to the community and more!  

About the movie: 

Big Girls Don’t Cry is a New Zealand new release, premiering at Sundance and selling out the NZ International Film Festival! Set in 2006 in the age of dial-up internet, follow Sid on her journey of discovering herself. Find more and watch the trailer here.

Propagating plants from seed is an excellent way to grow vegetables cheaply, is extremely satisfying, and means you can grow seedlings that are acclimated to your garden’s micro climate. This practical workshop covers everything you need to know to grow great seedlings, from seed anatomy, which seeds to buy, when your plants are ready to go out into the big wide world, and everything in between.

This is a hands-on workshop, learning through doing, so please wear garden-suitable footwear and clothing. 

If cost is a barrier to attending this workshop, please email us at community@kaicycle.org.nz

Have you been looking for a chance to visit Kaicycle Urban Farm? Come along to one of our monthly Community Open Days! Each open day includes a working bee, shared lunch, koha workshop, and compost sales. Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like!

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done, plus you'll take some skills home for your own māra! Register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Bring a picnic lunch and join us for koha coffee, tea, and cake.

1:00pm -1:30pm FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works. We run this by request, so come and let us know on the day if you’re keen for a tour!

1:30pm - 3:00pm WORKSHOP: Seed raising for spring and summer!
Join us to learn about effective seed raising to get your own māra cranking over spring and summer.

Registrations required - sign up and pay here - costs are on a sliding scale.

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

We’re super excited to be partnering with the Home of Compassion in Island Bay to grow a field of pumpkins! 

People are hungrier than ever, prices are higher than ever and we want to do our bit, so we’re growing carbohydrates en masse to fill bellies and nourish the wairua of those that are struggling to access kai. We'll be doing this by growing a bumper crop of pumpkins, which will then be given to the Home of Compassion’s Soup Kitchen and other groups feeding the community. Help us to get pumpkins to hungry people and grow urban kai resilience while we're at it!

📍 Home of Compassion, Rhine Street, Island Bay
🗓️ First working bee, Wednesday 30th September, 10am-1pm and then ongoingly on the last Wednesday of the month during Spring and Summer.

Registrations essential - sign up here - select Home of Compassion Working Bee.

Nau mai haere mai ki Kaicycle mō te Wiki o Te Reo Māori - welcome to Kaicycle for Māori language week!

We will ako / learn some kupu o te māra / garden words and get busy with mahi / work in the whenua / soil 10am-12pm.

Followed by singing some te Reo Māori waiata / songs in Māori and kapu tī me keke / cuppa tea and cake, until around 12.30pm.

Registrations essential - go to kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer and sign up for the Friday 18th September 10am-12pm session (note, event will run until around 12.30pm).

Plants for free! Many plants including herbs, hydrangeas and hibiscus grow readily from cuttings. Learn about different types of cuttings, from hardwood to semi-ripe, and how to maximise your success. If there's something you specifically want to grow, bring some plant material along to share, and you'll be able to take home a selection of cuttings to grow on.

This is a hands-on workshop, learning through doing, so please wear garden-suitable footwear and clothing. 

If cost is a barrier to attending this workshop, please email us at community@kaicycle.org.nz

Have you been looking for a chance to visit Kaicycle Urban Farm? Come along to one of our monthly Community Open Days! Each open day includes a working bee, shared lunch, koha workshop, and compost sales. Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like!

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done, plus you'll take some skills home for your own māra! Register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Bring a picnic lunch and join us for koha coffee, tea, and cake.

1:00pm -1:30pm FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works. We run this by request, so come and let us know on the day if you’re keen for a tour!

1:30pm - 3:00pm WORKSHOP: GROWING FROM CUTTINGS
Plants for free! Many plants including herbs, hydrangeas and hibiscus grow readily from cuttings. Learn about different types of cuttings, from hardwood to semi-ripe, and how to maximise your success.

Registrations required - sign up and pay a sliding scale fee here.

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

Mulch makes a huge difference to soil and plant health. It protects the soil surface from weeds, erosion and moisture loss while also feeding worms and microbial life. Instead of buying pea straw or wood chip, there are many plants we can grow to use as mulch - from cannas and lupin to kawakawa and buckwheat. At Kaicycle we are planting a large mulch/flower/pollinator border to support our veggies. Come and learn how to apply this in your own gardens. 

This is a hands-on workshop, learning through doing, so please wear garden-suitable footwear and clothing.

If cost is a barrier to attending this workshop, please email us at community@kaicycle.org.nz

Have you been looking for a chance to visit Kaicycle Urban Farm? Come along to one of our monthly Community Open Days! Each open day includes a working bee, shared lunch, koha workshop, and compost sales. Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like!

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done, plus you'll take some skills home for your own māra! Register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Bring a picnic lunch and join us for koha coffee, tea, and cake.

1:00pm -1:30pm FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works. We run this by request, so come and let us know on the day if you’re keen for a tour!

1:30pm - 3:00pm WORKSHOP: GROW YOUR OWN MULCH
Mulch makes a huge difference to soil and plant health. It protects the soil surface from weeds, erosion and moisture loss while also feeding worms and microbial life. Instead of buying pea straw or wood chip, there are many plants we can grow to use as mulch - from cannas and lupin to kawakawa and buckwheat. At Kaicycle we are planting a large mulch/flower/pollinator border to support our veggies. Come and learn how to apply this in your own gardens. 

Registrations required - sign up and pay a sliding scale fee here.

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

Herbs can be grown anywhere. They are often full of beauty and scent as well as being useful for home remedies, teas and flavourings. Learn about some of the basic 'simples' and how to grow and use them (including taste and smell tests), then help replant our herb border. 

This is a hands-on workshop, learning through doing, so please wear garden-suitable footwear and clothing. Herbal teas will be provided. (There may also be chances to take home some baby plants to start off your own patch.)

If cost is a barrier to attending this workshop, please email us at community@kaicycle.org.nz

Have you been looking for a chance to visit Kaicycle Urban Farm? Come along to one of our monthly Community Open Days! Each open day includes a working bee, shared lunch, koha workshop, and compost sales. Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like!

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done, plus you'll take some skills home for your own māra! Register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Bring some kai to contribute for a shared lunch, or bring your own picnic to enjoy!

1:00pm -1:30pm FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works.

1:30pm - 3:00pm Grow Your Own Herbs Workshop

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

Registrations essential. Please register by emailing community@kaicycle.org.nz

This event is hosted as part of Climate Festival Pōneke 2026 & Composting Awareness Week.

It’s well known that composting is a lot better than throwing food scraps in landfill - reducing greenhouse gas emissions, returning nutrients to the soil, improving soil health and microbiology, sequestering carbon in the soil, and growing more kai. But... composting still produces greenhouse gas emissions. The recipe and the composting method used can hugely affect the amount of greenhouse gases emitted during the decomposition of organic materials, and the quality and biological composition of the resulting compost can have climate implications too.

Join us at Kaicycle Urban Farm to learn about a range of composting methods and the climate impact they have, and find out what practical techniques you can use to minimise emissions from composting at home and make the most healthy compost possible.

1:00PM - FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works, before the workshop starts.

1:30-3PM - CLIMATE FRIENDLY COMPOSTING WORKSHOP

Register by emailing community@kaicycle.org.nz

Admission Fee: Koha

Ages: All, under 16s accompanied by an adult

Please wear suitable outdoor clothing.

This event is hosted as part of Climate Festival Pōneke 2026.

Join us at Kaicycle Urban Farm to learn how to regenerate the whenua and take climate action in your backyard!

This will be a hands-on working bee where you'll have the chance to get your hands in the dirt and take some tangible climate action, while learning some great regenerative growing skills on the way.

Tasks will depend on what needs doing on the day, but these might include weeding, planting out, building compost piles, and planting seeds. Our hard mahi will be followed by a shared lunch so please bring some kai to share if you can! This working bee will be followed by a koha composting workshop at 1.30pm.

Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like! Here’s the plan for the day:

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required.
Growing local kai in ways that are good for the whenua is climate action. Come and get your hands in the māra, learn some skills, and meet some cool people. Please register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Join us for a shared lunch and a chilled hang out in the māra. Please bring some kai to share if you can.

1:00PM - FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works.

1:30-3PM - CLIMATE FRIENDLY COMPOSTING WORKSHOP

More details here - register by emailing community@kaicycle.org.nz

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

Join Shaz for Ngahuru / Autumn Yoga in the Māra at Kaicycle Farm in March. Koha class - pay what feels good.

Spaces are limited so please register by emailing wildhumannature1@gmail.com or messaging Shaz on Instagram @wildhuman.nature

This vinyasa flow practice focuses on linking breath with movement to help participants slow down, tune in, and settle into the body. With options to scale intensity up or down, the practice welcomes all levels. We’ll explore fluid movement, intentional breath, and moments of stillness that support nervous-system regulation and mental clarity. Come as you are. Leave feeling a little more centered, spacious, and connected.

Please bring:
Yoga mat + a towel (for under your mat for protection if needed)
Warm layers
Water bottle
Cash for koha if you're able to
If you can't pay - still come along! Or if you can pay extra for someone who can't, that's much appreciated. Either bring cash or feel free to do a bank transfer to: S AUDIBERT, 06-0705-0561596-00

Please note that we do have bee-hives on site if these pose a concern for you.

Parking outside the farm is largely reserved for Hospital staff. If you are driving we recommend parking elsewhere in Newtown and walking to the farm so please allow time for this. The undercover parking at the Newtown Woolworths works well.

Have you been looking for a chance to visit Kaicycle Urban Farm? Come along to one of our monthly Community Open Days! Each open day includes a working bee, shared lunch, koha workshop, and compost sales. Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like!

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done, plus you'll take some skills home for your own māra! Register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Bring a picnic lunch and join us for koha coffee, tea, and cake.

1:00pm -1:30pm FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works.

1:30pm - 3:00pm KOHA WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO SEED SAVING We know many of you couldn’t make it to our seed saving workshop in March, so we’re going to run it again for April! Seed saving is an ancient practice and an essential tool in creating a circular and resilient food system and enabling kai sovereignty. It also allows us to select for seed that will thrive in our micro-climates, strengthening crops year by year. We'll wānanga about the importance of saving seed, understanding the whakapapa of seeds and plant reproduction, and what you need to know to start saving seed yourself. We'll put our learnings into practice at the farm, saving and processing seed from our summer crops. We will have an area for swapping seed, so please bring along any saved seed you would like to swap.

Registrations required - email community@kaicycle.org.nz to sign up

This is a koha workshop and we ask you to pay what you can afford. If that’s a gold coin that is completely fine! If you can afford more we really appreciate it - we are a charity and rely on donations to be able to carry out our mahi. Koha can be paid in cash or by bank transfer.

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

Māehe / March is Neighbours Month, so we’d love to invite you to join us for a working bee in the māra / garden, followed by a shared veggie lunch, featuring veggies harvested from the farm! All welcome. We'll do some gardening activities - planting, weeding, sowing seeds or other tasks as needed at the time.

Registrations essential, so we know how much kai to prepare - sign up at kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer and choose the Friday 20th March 10am-12pm session.

Any pātai / questions, or dietary requirements? Email us on community@kaicycle.org.nz

Join Shaz for Raumati/Summer Yoga in the Māra at Kaicycle Farm in March. Class runs 5.30-6.45pm. Koha class - pay what feels good.

Spaces are limited so please register by emailing wildhumannature1@gmail.com or messaging Shaz on Instagram @wildhuman.nature

This vinyasa flow practice focuses on linking breath with movement to help participants slow down, tune in, and settle into the body. With options to scale intensity up or down, the practice welcomes all levels. We’ll explore fluid movement, intentional breath, and moments of stillness that support nervous-system regulation and mental clarity. Come as you are. Leave feeling a little more centered, spacious, and connected.

Please bring:
Yoga mat + a towel (for under your mat for protection if needed)
Warm layers
Water bottle
Cash for koha if you're able to
If you can't pay - still come along! Or if you can pay extra for someone who can't, that's much appreciated. Either bring cash or feel free to do a bank transfer to: S AUDIBERT, 06-0705-0561596-00

Please note that we do have bee-hives on site if these pose a concern for you.

Parking outside the farm is largely reserved for Hospital staff. If you are driving we recommend parking elsewhere in Newtown and walking to the farm so please allow time for this. The undercover parking at the Newtown Woolworths works well.

Join Shaz for Raumati/Summer Yoga in the Māra at Kaicycle Farm in March. Class runs 5.30-6.45pm. Koha class - pay what feels good.

Spaces are limited so please register by emailing wildhumannature1@gmail.com or messaging Shaz on Instagram @wildhuman.nature

This vinyasa flow practice focuses on linking breath with movement to help participants slow down, tune in, and settle into the body. With options to scale intensity up or down, the practice welcomes all levels. We’ll explore fluid movement, intentional breath, and moments of stillness that support nervous-system regulation and mental clarity. Come as you are. Leave feeling a little more centered, spacious, and connected.

Please bring:
Yoga mat + a towel (for under your mat for protection if needed)
Warm layers
Water bottle
Cash for koha if you're able to
If you can't pay - still come along! Or if you can pay extra for someone who can't, that's much appreciated. Either bring cash or feel free to do a bank transfer to: S AUDIBERT, 06-0705-0561596-00

Please note that we do have bee-hives on site if these pose a concern for you.

Parking outside the farm is largely reserved for Hospital staff. If you are driving we recommend parking elsewhere in Newtown and walking to the farm so please allow time for this. The undercover parking at the Newtown Woolworths works well.

Join Shaz for Raumati/Summer Yoga in the Māra at Kaicycle Farm in March. Class runs 5.30-6.45pm. Koha class - pay what feels good.

Spaces are limited so please register by emailing wildhumannature1@gmail.com or messaging Shaz on Instagram @wildhuman.nature

This vinyasa flow practice focuses on linking breath with movement to help participants slow down, tune in, and settle into the body. With options to scale intensity up or down, the practice welcomes all levels. We’ll explore fluid movement, intentional breath, and moments of stillness that support nervous-system regulation and mental clarity. Come as you are. Leave feeling a little more centered, spacious, and connected.

Please bring:
Yoga mat + a towel (for under your mat for protection if needed)
Warm layers
Water bottle
Cash for koha if you're able to
If you can't pay - still come along! Or if you can pay extra for someone who can't, that's much appreciated. Either bring cash or feel free to do a bank transfer to: S AUDIBERT, 06-0705-0561596-00

Please note that we do have bee-hives on site if these pose a concern for you.

Parking outside the farm is largely reserved for Hospital staff. If you are driving we recommend parking elsewhere in Newtown and walking to the farm so please allow time for this. The undercover parking at the Newtown Woolworths works well.

KOHA WORKSHOP: Kaicycle's Hua Parakore journey- KOHA - This Waitangi weekend, get some information about Kaicycle's Hua Parakore journey!

Hua Parakore is a Māori led organic growing verification system, open to home gardeners and commercial growers! Kaicycle has been on the Hua Parakore waka for 3 years, learning about growing and composting on this Māori whenua in a way that respects Papatūānuku and tino rangatiratanga.

Come along to this workshop whether or not you're interested in joining the Hua Parakore waka; explore the pillars of Hua Parakore, built around te ao Māori; hear about Kaicycle's experiences; and get tips for running your own māra and composting in a whenua respectful way.

Read more about Hua Parakore here: www.tewakakaiora.co.nz/whatishuaparakore

Part of our Pēpuere Community Open Day: www.facebook.com/events/1246402707334114

REGISTRATIONS ESSENTIAL - Register for this koha workshop by emailing community@kaicycle.org.nz

Respecting Papatūānuku is a way in which we can all do our bit under Te Tiriti o Waitangi, so join us this Waitangi weekend to get your hands in the māra and learn about our methods to leave this whenua better than we found it.

Have you been looking for a chance to visit Kaicycle Urban Farm? Come along our Community Open Day regularly in spring, summer, and autumn! Each open day includes a working bee, shared lunch, koha workshop, and compost sales. Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like!

9:30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done, plus you'll take some skills home for your own māra! Register at www.kaicycle.org.nz/volunteer

12:30PM - 1:30pm, KAI BREAK
Bring a picnic lunch and join us for koha coffee, tea, and cake.

1:00pm -1:30pm FARM TOUR
If you haven't been to our urban farm before, this is a great opportunity to find out what we're all about and how our farm and community composting works.

1:30pm - 3:00pm KOHA WORKSHOP: KAICYCLE'S HUA PARAKORE JOURNEY- This Waitangi weekend, get some information about Kaicycle's Hua Parakore journey! Hua Parakore is a Māori led organic growing verification system, open to home gardeners and commercial growers! Kaicycle has been on the Hua Parakore waka for 3 years, learning about growing and composting on this Māori whenua in a way that respects Papatūānuku and tino rangatiratanga. Come along to this workshop whether or not you're interested in joining the Hua Parakore waka; explore the pillars of Hua Parakore, built around te ao Māori; hear about Kaicycle's experiences; and get tips for running your own māra and composting in a whenua respectful way.

Registrations required - email community@kaicycle.org.nz to sign up.

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Any pātai? Email community@kaicycle.org.nz

Join Shaz for Raumati/Summer Yoga in the Māra at Kaicycle Farm on the 28th Hanuere / January and 4th Pēpuere / Febryuary. Class runs 5.30-6.45pm. Koha class - pay what feels good.

Spaces are limited so please register by emailing wildhumannature1@gmail.com or messaging Shaz on Instagram @wildhuman.nature

This vinyasa flow practice focuses on linking breath with movement to help participants slow down, tune in, and settle into the body. With options to scale intensity up or down, the practice welcomes all levels. We’ll explore fluid movement, intentional breath, and moments of stillness that support nervous-system regulation and mental clarity. Come as you are. Leave feeling a little more centered, spacious, and connected.

Please bring:
Yoga mat + a towel (for under your mat for protection if needed)
Warm layers
Water bottle
Cash for koha if you're able to
If you can't pay - still come along! Or if you can pay extra for someone who can't, that's much appreciated. Either bring cash or feel free to do a bank transfer to: S AUDIBERT, 06-0705-0561596-00

Please note that we do have bee-hives on site if these pose a concern for you.

Parking outside the farm is largely reserved for Hospital staff. If you are driving we recommend parking elsewhere in Newtown and walking to the farm so please allow time for this. The undercover parking at the Newtown Woolworths works well.

Join Shaz for Raumati/Summer Yoga in the Māra at Kaicycle Farm on the 28th Hanuere / January and 4th Pēpuere / Febryuary. Class runs 5.30-6.45pm. Koha class - pay what feels good.

Spaces are limited so please register by emailing wildhumannature1@gmail.com or messaging Shaz on Instagram @wildhuman.nature

This vinyasa flow practice focuses on linking breath with movement to help participants slow down, tune in, and settle into the body. With options to scale intensity up or down, the practice welcomes all levels. We’ll explore fluid movement, intentional breath, and moments of stillness that support nervous-system regulation and mental clarity. Come as you are. Leave feeling a little more centered, spacious, and connected.

Please bring:
Yoga mat + a towel (for under your mat for protection if needed)
Warm layers
Water bottle
Cash for koha if you're able to
If you can't pay - still come along! Or if you can pay extra for someone who can't, that's much appreciated. Either bring cash or feel free to do a bank transfer to: S AUDIBERT, 06-0705-0561596-00

Please note that we do have bee-hives on site if these pose a concern for you.

Parking outside the farm is largely reserved for Hospital staff. If you are driving we recommend parking elsewhere in Newtown and walking to the farm so please allow time for this. The undercover parking at the Newtown Woolworths works well.