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JANUARY IN PAPAKURA

Happy New Year to you all!


Papakura Business Association


The Business Association hopes you had a wonderful Christmas and New Year and an enjoyable and safe break.

Welcome to 2023


New Businesses to Papakura:

We welcome • Fork Café in East Street • Midtown Bar in the Selwyn Centre on the Great South Road • The Art of Framing in Elliot Street • Automate X in Railway Street • Vets at 77 on the Great South Road

Where to Eat Guide:

Our up to date Where to Eat Guide is now out and if you didn’t receive a copy in the post, please call the office on 2988996 and we will happily send you out one. Want to know what’s happening around town: Check out www.papakura.co.nz which has a list of all our businesses in town, shows you upcoming events happening in town, has a Art Trail Guide of all the murals we now have around the town, and our Faces of Papakura and Chorus box painting. So much information here and well worth a visit.

And we have two Facebook pages being LivePapakura and Papakura Town Centre – which also posts regularly on happenings around the town.

Community Places and Spaces: Don’t forget when you are in Papakura, we have an Art Gallery, Sir Edmund Hillary Library, Papakura Museum, Massey Park Pools, the skate park in Elliot Street, Kirks Bush and some lovely walkways to enjoy.

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