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REBUS DINE OUT GROUPS

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Dine Out Group 1

 

1st Thursday of each month

We meet at 6.30 pm on the first Thursday of the month (usually) and go to a variety of restaurants around town  trying to alternate between Asian and European styles. Transport is shared so lack of a car is not a bar to attending. This group is full at the moment.  (Convenor Judith Littlejohn).

 

 

Dine Out Group 1

 

Twelve members of this group spent very pleasant evening was spent at the Pickle Jar in Karori for the first get together of the year.  

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Dine Out Group 2

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Meets 3rd Wednesday of each month.

No vacancies at the moment. 

Please get in touch Jenny Middlemass

479-2638 if you would like further information. 

 

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The Lunch Group meets

every second month on a Wednesday.

New members are welcome to come along. Please let Raey Butterworth know if you

would like to be on the email list to receive details of outings.

raey@xtra.co.nz  Phone 461 6673 ​​

In June the Lunch Group enjoyed a lunch at the Rata Cafe in Zealandia. 

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Lunch Group at La Cloche

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Visit to see The Glass Menagerie at Circa Theatre

7.00 pm Wednesday 18th February, 2026

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“Acclaimed American playwright, Tennessee Williams penned emotional powerhouse hits like "A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE," "BABY DOLL," "CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF" and "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER" but it was his tender and  autobiographical ”memory" play, "THE GLASS MENAGERIE," that catapulted him from obscurity to international fame.

THE GLASS MENAGERIE  follows a family trapped by dreams and delusions in 1930s St Louis. Times are tough. Amidst the turmoil of a changing world, solo mother, Amanda Wingfield, a faded Southern belle, is hellbent on finding a better future for her emotionally fragile daughter, Laura, while her restless son, Tom, is caught between his duty to his family and his desire for freedom.

Deftly blending humour and pathos and suffused with the eloquent poetic language that became Tennessee Williams’ trademark, "THE GLASS MENAGERIE" is an achingly beautiful study of four people struggling to conform to the expectation of others.” – Circa web site.

 

Khandallah Rebus visit:

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Tickets are now on sale so please let Peter Clemerson

(peter.clemerson1940@gmail.com) know by 12th December if you would like to be included in our group visit. 

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