Waimauku Gala

Pukeatua Alpacas will be at the Waimauku Gala. Want to get close up with an alpaca? Ask questions? All gold coin donations will go to the Waimauku Lions Club.

Sunday, 3rd April, 9am – 3pm at Village.

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