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Sunday Funday – A great time had by the Golden Sands Community — 25.05.2013

The first community event for Golden Sands was well received by the Golden Sands neighbourhood with a great turnout from locals and community groups alike. The Papamoa Surf Lifesavers and Papamoa Volunteer Fire Service managed to raise some good funds and local businesses had the perfect opportunity to show their products thanks to the local turnout.

The line-up of bands proved popular. Some great local talent that included RPM, Godsown, Aaron Saxon & Alice Ecila, Leilani and Shejus Greedy kept the crowd entertained and added the right vibe to the day.

Next years event is planned to be bigger and better

Alice Ecila   Godzone Sunday Funday    Sunday Funday in full swing   The locals relaxing in the Sun    Went fishing...nek minnit   Fire brigade watch over bouncy castles Water Slide at Sunday Funday   Surf Lifesavers smiling faces The BNZ Crew ready to lend money   Local police having a good time on the beat

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