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Ever looked at a tree and not known what it is? Forest & Bird Youth leaders will explain how to identify different trees, their ecological importance, and their geographical distribution…
The sunshine boosts dopamine and encourages us all to get outdoors. We have a small edible garden along the perimeter of our carpark and premises here at WEA. There are…
Life these days can feel a bit like it’s always in fast-forward. But sometimes the best thing we can do is slow down — to make, talk, and learn at…
Paul’s last talk on corals was fascinating – I learned so much from this scientist who shares his knowledge in such an easy-to-understand way. WEA’s Seaweek lecture runs tomorrow Thu…
Our tutors got together to learn how to make vegetarian and pork dumplings with tutor Kazuko Iwai. We had some wonderful conversations about the different subjects that we teach, education…
When I was her student last year, Ildica shared her passion for pattern, her joy in teaching adults, and her wonderful ability to demystify the Zentangle® method. I highly recommend…
Saturday 14th June; 1.15-2.45pm with Duncan Webb CWEA, 59 Gloucester St, FREE Learn about the Regulatory Standards Bill (RSB), why Duncan Webb thinks it’s so important that we each have…
Each term, many others like you discover a film, course or lecture that satisfies their curiosity or develops their skills. Whether your interest lies with science, art, cooking, history, gardening…
WEA is closed for the Easter break from 3pm this afternoon, Thursday 17 April until Wednesday 23 April at 9.30am. The Bookshop will also be closed at this time. Friday…
Art provides substantial benefits as you age, helping you to retain neural connectivity, cognitive function and memory. Exploring or making art as you age helps reduce symptoms of dementia. In…
