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Rotorua residents encouraged to celebrate at Rotorua Youth Centre Park Fiesta

Shauni James
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1 Mar, 2018 04:00 PM2 mins to read

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Rotorua Youth Centre's Semu Filipo encourages people to go along to the centre's Park Fiesta. Photo/File

Rotorua Youth Centre's Semu Filipo encourages people to go along to the centre's Park Fiesta. Photo/File

Rotorua residents can look forward to a day of fun, talent and companionship with the Rotorua Youth Centre Park Fiesta.

The fiesta is being held as part of Rotorua Parks Week, which is running from March 10 to March 18.

Semu Filipo, youth development co-ordinator at Rotorua Youth Centre says the Parks Fiesta is the first event presented by the Rotorua Youth Centre Leadership 'Krew' for 2018.

"It's a celebration of fun, sun and gathering in one of the reserves here in Rotorua."

He says the group wants to hold an event to start the year off and the Parks Week felt like the right fit.

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"Rotorua has many parks and reserves, so it was only fitting that we celebrated the centre's reserve."

Semu says entry and activities are free, with some spot prizes available and food for sale.

Activities will include tug of war, three point shoot-out, karaoke and open mic.

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"So come enjoy some local talent, great food and even better company."

Other events throughout this week include fitness sessions, sports, activities with your dogs, movies in the park and a community day.

For more information go to www.rotorualakescouncil.nz.

The details:
- What: Rotorua Youth Centre Park Fiesta - part of Rotorua Parks Week 2018
- When: Saturday March 10, 11am to 3pm
- Where: Rotorua Youth Centre, 6 Te Ngae Rd
- Cost: Free

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