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.
New Zealand’s COVID-19 response has ended. You are welcome to continue to wear a face mask. 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.
27 May New members’ evening
Gain new skills and enjoy our bush and mountains with Tararua Tramping Club!
Your opportunity to find out about our Bushcraft Instruction and Alpine Instruction? courses, our trips, our lodge on Ruapehu that provides a great base for climbing, skiing, snowboarding and walking, our comfortable hut by the Ōrongorongo river, our gear room free to members, and our library.
03 June Volunteering with DoC on Rakiura Sarah Fisher
During a 15-day FMC scholarship trip, Sarah assisted DoC’s work saving the critically endangered southern New Zealand dotterel population, sat out a wild storm on Tin Range, and came across an untamed mud monster that tried to capture an unsuspecting tramper in a waist-deep mud hole.
10 June TTC Quiz night
Get a team together or join one on the night and enjoy a challenging, fun evening competing across a range of topics against other teams of quizzers for the prestigious title of TTC Quiz Champions 2025.
17 June Bibbulmun Track Lara Shepherd and Leon Perrie
Lara and Leon did a 43 day end-to-end of the Bibbulmun Track from Perth to Albany in southwestern Australia. This 1,000 km track traverses open gumlands, granite outcrops, dense forest and beaches. Highlights included these diverse landscapes, snakes and other wildlife, and a huge variety of colourful wildflowers.
24 June Birds of Te Araroa Trail Colin Miskelly
Te Papa natural history curator Colin walked from Cape Reinga to Bluff along Te Araroa, counting every bird seen or heard along the way. Afterwards he looked at what difference (if any) predator trapping has had on the abundance of native birds. See Te Araroa Trail | Te Papa’s Blog
Attending an online clubnight
See our online hui assistance.