Grafton Residents Association

Grafton Residents Association We promote and protect the interests and welfare of Grafton

A big thank you to everyone who gave up two hours of their Sunday to join our latest Grafton Community Clean-Up.This was...
07/10/2026

A big thank you to everyone who gave up two hours of their Sunday to join our latest Grafton Community Clean-Up.

This was a first for us — we didn’t even fill one 2 cubic metre garden waste bin! And, importantly, that wasn’t because we didn’t have enough people to do the work. It was because there was simply less to tidy up this time around, which is a pretty great result.

We focused on some of our known problem areas, including:
- The intersection of Carlton Gore Road, Park Road and Claremont Street
- The drains on Boyle Crescent
- The drains on Seafield View Road

It’s encouraging to see the difference our regular clean-ups are making around Grafton. Keeping on top of these areas means less build-up, cleaner streets and a reduced risk of blocked drains and flooding.

Thank you again to everyone who came along and helped make a difference. We look forward to seeing you at our next Community Clean-Up.

A big thank you to the Waitematā Local Board and Auckland Council for their continued support of our Community Clean-Ups.

28/09/2026

The Grafton Residents’ Association is committed to promoting and protecting the interests and welfare of our community, ensuring Grafton thrives as a great place to live.

Reminder to stop by the Grafton Community Garden for its open day this Saturday.
16/09/2026

Reminder to stop by the Grafton Community Garden for its open day this Saturday.

15/09/2026

🍔🎶 MARKET WEEKEND IS COMING!

We’ve got TWO great community market nights happening this weekend — so why not make a night of it?

FRIDAY — GRAFTON MARKETS

🗓 Friday 18 September
⏰ 5pm–9pm
📍 Te Mihana Māori, 2 Burleigh St, Grafton

Come along for an evening of food, community and good vibes right here in Grafton. 💙

SATURDAY — OPEN CIRCLE FOOD-TRUCK MARKET

🗓 Saturday 19 September
⏰ 5pm–8pm
📍 Basque Park, Eden Terrace

A brand-new night market for the neighbourhood — perfect for dinner, a catch-up with friends and supporting local community events.

Two nights. Two neighbourhoods. Plenty of good food!

Save the dates and we’ll see you at the markets 👋

Did you know there’s a Community Garden in Grafton?Well, now you do! 😄And they’re having an Open Day. Come along, meet y...
10/09/2026

Did you know there’s a Community Garden in Grafton?

Well, now you do! 😄
And they’re having an Open Day. Come along, meet your neighbours, have a look around and find out what’s growing.

07/09/2026

A NEW NIGHT MARKET IS COMING TO EDEN TERRACE 🍔🌙

Get ready for Open Circle Food-Truck Market — a relaxed community night bringing great food, live music and good people together. 🎶✨

Saturday 19 September 2026
5pm–9pm
Basque Park, Eden Terrace
Food trucks
Live music
Free entry
Community vibes

Grab your friends, bring the family and come along for a delicious night out in the neighbourhood.

Good food. Live music. Local community.

See you at Basque Park! 💙

Ooshie Swap is coming to Grafton Markets.Got a stack of doubles? Looking for that one elusive figure to complete your co...
19/08/2026

Ooshie Swap is coming to Grafton Markets.
Got a stack of doubles? Looking for that one elusive figure to complete your collection? This is your chance to bring your Ooshies and swap, trade and find your missing ones. All while enjoying great food and tunes.
See you at the Grafton Markets this Friday.

11/08/2026

Step inside one of Auckland's most remarkable heritage buildings and discover the story of its rescue, restoration, and enduring significance from Allan Matson, heritage advocate and President of Civic Trust Auckland, and Paul Baragwanath, Director of Kāhui St David's centre for music. You will hear how the community came together to save this Category A historic heritage place, and learn about its rich history and distinctive architecture.

The afternoon will also feature the newly restored 1904 Croft pipe organ, giving visitors the chance to experience its magnificent sound in the space for which it was built. You will also be able to view the latest works by Peata Larkin, created as part of the Art of Remembrance project, which have played a vital role in the campaign to save and renew Kāhui St David's.

Everyone is welcome; please invite your friends and family. Come and celebrate the history, music, art, and community that have given this important historic building a new future.

Free admission, koha appreciated (proceeds to Kāhui St David’s)

Sunday 23 August at 3pm
Kāhui St David’s, 70 Khyber Pass Road, Grafton

04/08/2026

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