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Our fourth annual exhibition and art sale will again take place during the exciting Featherston Booktown weekend. The event showcases Wairarapa artists, celebrates community and supports the Community Centre. The sale is held at the Featherston Community Centre 9-12 May. It's free to apply.

Are you interested in showing and selling your art? If so, please read the Guidelines on our website at Art Sale 2019 guidelines.This is where you will find the link to register your art.

The deadline for registrations is Saturday 20 April 2019 - we'll let you know by Tuesday, April 23nd which pieces have been successful.

You can register one to three pieces to be considered. If you didn't recieve a confirmation email that you registered, please check your Spam Inbox. Please contact us at featherstonart@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Jessica Smith and Alex Prujean are donating their skills as Landscape Architects! They will provide a design for the entrance and carpark in anticipation of the new Featherston Medical Centre being built next door. This young couple are looking forward to contributing their talents to Featherston.

Dr Harsha Dias has drawn up the plans for a new medical centre with 5 consulting rooms. This new building will be located on the vacant lot next to our carpark. All patients will access the Medical Centre from the Community Centre's entrance on Wakefield Street. Our large carpark will be redesigned by Jessica and Alex to accomodate the parking needs for both buildings as well as the needs of pedestrians, bicyclists, scooters, prams and mobility scooters. In addition, space for shade and seating will be provided.

This is an exciting opportunity for the Centre. The partnership will make the Centre more vibrant and offers the community a chance to create a coordinated area focused on Wellness and Community.

This is a gentle class for beginners or people wanting to restore their flexibility and move with greater ease. My background is in Kundalini, Hatha and Yin yoga and each class can be from a different perspective or a blend of all styles. Some evenings we focus on the physical body while others explore stress and emotional release. Regardless of changing focus, each class includes warm-ups, breath work, postures/asanas, relaxation and meditation. All my classes have the ultimate aim to enable people to develop their own practice – even if this is simply sitting in stillness for a few minutes each day – yes you can even do yoga on the train!

Three Fab Feathy facilitators have been employed to work with the community to set up some of the projects identified in the Community Plan.

Jack Sheppard, Alexa Belavskis and Anne Nelson are each working 20 hours per week based at the Featherston Community Centre. Please come by and say hello. They’ll be keen to hear which projects in the community plan you think are a priority for Featherston – and to learn more about the ideas behind some of them.

You can also email them at kiaora@fabfeathy.nz