Aro Valley Community Centre
Welcome!
The Aro Valley Community Centre is a public space for the Aro Valley Community that is managed by the Aro Valley Community Council.
On our website you can learn more about the Aro Valley Community Council, find out what's happening at the Community Centre, inquire about hall hire and get information on the School Holiday Programme. You can read about the latest news and commentary in the online edition of the Valley Voice newspaper. The Aro Valley Preschool's website is here. Community Centre Redevelopment The project to upgrade our community centre building is one of the biggest things for the Aro Valley right now. You can find out more about the site redevelopment project here. Have you read the special issue of Valley Voice? Ready to tell us what you think? 
Aro Valley Community Book Exchange
The Community Centre is starting a book exchange. Bring a book that you have read and enjoyed to the community centre and exchange it for another one or just take a book and pass it on. Lets spread the reading love. To kick start this project we need some books to start us off. Can you help? Please contact Krissy on community@arovalley.org.nz or drop your old books to the community centre. Aro Valley Community Centre
48 Aro Street, Aro Valley Coordinator Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 2pm Email: community@arovalley.org.nz Phone: 04 384 8499 |
Wellington Water Update
WHAT IS IT? The Aro cargo bike is a community owned bike on a membership system, situated in Aro Valley and funded by WCC Communities on Bikes and supported by Bicycle Junction. FIND OUT MORE!
Aro Valley and Newtown Cultural & Community Centre
Community Fridge Project Are you passionate about zero-waste and elevating food poverty? Do you want to make a difference and implement a ground breaking new sustainable project in Wellington? Do you have the skills to co-ordinate and implement a community vision? The Aro Valley Community Centre and The Newtown Community & Cultural Centre have joined forces and are both establishing community fridges in our respective neighbourhoods with generous support from Wellington City Council’s Waste Minimisation fund. Find out more at Dogoodjobs.co.nz 
Wellington City Council is starting a review of the Outer Green Belt Management Plan. The Outer Green Belt is a network of public parks and open spaces extending from Tawa in the north all the way south to the Brooklyn turbine and the coast below. It is an enormous area and the current Management Plan outlines the key values of the reserves and guides how the Council will manage and maintain the various spaces and places.
Please see the attached letter explaining the project and with a map of the reserves. At this stage we are hoping to understand from the public perspective what key issues or opportunities there might be with the management, maintenance and potential development of the Outer Green Belt reserves network now and in the next 10 years. The attached letter will be sent to all landowners in the Outer Green Belt concept area and via email to all the community group stakeholders (eg residents associations, recreation groups, environmental groups etc). We would love to hear what you and/or the group you are part of think about the Outer Green Belt.
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