I love Grey Lynn for the very reason that it is so community based. And it's places like the Grey…read moreLynn Community Centre that make it such a strong community. Here they hold markets here, church services, school holiday programmes and classes. It's a beautiful building that is a pleasure to hang out in. There are lots of different rooms and spaces so there's something to suit every kind of event or group. It's really awesome that places like this still exist. I've been to a church service there and it was a really warm and comfortable place to visit. I really want to check out the farmer's market on Sunday and also the Pilates classes they hold there at 5:30 on Thursdays!

A great place to host events for different numbers of people. Whether your group is large or small…read moreGreylynn community centre will hook you up! The first time I went to the community centre was for a youth talent show. The room was perfect as it accommodated the number of attendees. The kitchen was always clean and located inside the hall we where using. This made it easier at snack time as it was just a matter of taking items from the kitchen to the table we had set up buffet style outside the kitchen. The rooms are also built in a way that makes it flexible to arrange the room the way that suits you and your event. Although there is parking on site, it is limited. Luckily there are plenty of off street parking spaces.

Immerse is a fantastic NGO, non-profit organization. They care so much about the children in foster…read morecare and really go the extra mile to ensure the foster parents are supported and equipped to look after the children well. I would highly recommend this organization.

From the owner: Immerse is New Zealand's first therapeutic foster care agency committed to training and supporting…read morefamilies and children in the evidence-based model of TBRI®. Our team approach to foster care leads to a better experience for all.

Although this lovely cottage is only open twice a month, 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month, from…read more11.00 am to 3.00 pm. It is worth seeing how the early settlers had to survive. Makes you think how much we take for granted these days!!