Team & Confidence Building
3.00pm, Thursday 1 September 2022
Upper Chamber
$10
Become a Jammer!
Join us for this special team and confidence building session where the roles are reversed.
Participate in a dance workshop led by two Jammers as they take you through the foundations of finding your inner rock star!
Register your team, or come along solo and join our group - it’ll be a mīharo afternoon!
About StarJam
StarJam is a not-for-profit where young New Zealanders with disabilities unleash their full potential through the magic of music, dance and performance.
Their nationwide workshops, gigs and events connect our young people with disabilities (Jammers) with their passions, peers and wider community.
How to book
Click the button below and fill out the form to register.
For group bookings, and more info or support contact our Public Programmer:
Belinda.Campbell@wcc.govt.nz | 021 659 883
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