TTC club night programme
Held on Tuesday evenings
- Supper, socialising from 7:10 pm - 7:30 pm
- General business 7:30 pm - 7:35 pm
- Speaker 7:35 pm - 8:30 pm
A community defibrillator is outside the hall 
The hall is available for hire.
Tuesday is our regular club night
Our hui are held at our centrally-located clubrooms at 4 Moncrieff Street, off Elizabeth Street, in Mount Victoria, and are shared online with members and friends, using Google Meet web conferencing.
We welcome new faces at our hui, and there are always club members available to provide newcomers with information and answer any questions.
Please do not attend club nights if you are unwell.
Club night programme
All presentations and events listed below will be broadcast live online via Google Meet web conferencing. See online hui guidance for information on how to attend online.
28 October A visit to Peru and Bolivia Peter Morten
Peter and Rachel Fry walked the Inca Trail (high point 4,200 m) and went up Rainbow Mountain to just over 5,000 m. They spent some time around Lake Titicaca, walked around the top of the second-deepest canyon in the world, and did a tour of the Bolivian salt flats.
04 November The Western Hills and the Korimako Track John Hill & Graham Weir
The Korimako Track is to be a continuous low level walking track from the Northern Walkway to Ōtari, passing above Khandallah, Ngaio and Crofton Downs. The first section took volunteers six months to build and was officially opened to the public on 23 August.
11 November A hike along the Kungsleden Stefan Fairweather
Stefan walked 430 kilometers from Abisko to Hemavan in northern Sweden along the famous Kungsleden (‘King’s) trail, traversing diverse subarctic landscapes - mountain tundra, birch forests, lakes, towering peaks and small mountain villages.
18 November Winter on the Paparoa Track
Liz Martin and Alan Graham walked the Paparoa track with Paul Bruce and Pip Newton.
The Bay of Fundy
An Air Canada strike gave Alan Graham and Liz Martin an unexpected opportunity to explore part of Nova Scotia. They discovered that Burncoat Head has the world's highest recorded tide range of 21.6 metres (with an average of 17 metres.)
25 November A good friend of Te Mana o Kupe/Mana Island Philippa Doig
Philippa’s volunteering with the Friends of Mana Island goes back about 25 years, the past 10 on the executive committee. She has been on DoC planting trips, helped with endangered plant monitoring and two seabird translocations, and attended many weekend work parties on Mana Island.
02 December A return to France Geoffroy Lamarche
Geoffroy and Paula Fielden spent three months exploring and re-exploring Southeast France - cycling over some of the legendary cols of the Tour de France, hiking, and even doing a little climbing - while savoring a return to French culture and culinary delights.
Attending an online clubnight
See our online hui assistance.