Paraparaumu Bridge Club

Paraparaumu Bridge Club, located in the beautiful town of Paraparaumu on the Kapiti Coast of the lower North Island of New Zealand, is a friendly and welcoming club dedicated to the game of bridge. Established in 1968, the club has grown and flourished over the years, and in 1998, thanks to the hard work and dedication of its members, it relocated to its current premises.

The club's mission is to provide an enjoyable and rewarding bridge-playing experience for players of all levels, from beginners to advanced. They strive to create a friendly, competitive, and challenging social atmosphere where players can further develop their skills and forge lasting friendships. Whether you're new to the game or have been playing for years, Paraparaumu Bridge Club is the perfect place to sharpen your skills and enjoy the game you love.

Membership to Paraparaumu Bridge Club is open to all, with an annual Full-Member subscription of $75. 00. Associate (2nd club) Memberships are also available at a reduced rate. Table Money for each session is $5.

00, and it is managed by Compa$$. Members are required to pay in advance into the designated Members Bank Account. Visitors are always welcome at the club, with a nominal fee of $5. 00 per session.

The club's premises are modern and spacious, offering an ideal setting for playing bridge. In addition to regular play, the club also hosts various events and tournaments throughout the year, providing members with opportunities for friendly competition and the chance to win prestigious prizes.

Paraparaumu Bridge Club is conveniently located at 1 Brett Ambler Way, Paraparaumu 5032. The clubrooms are available for hire at reasonable rates, making them a convenient venue for community groups or individuals seeking a space for meetings or events.

For more information about the Paraparaumu Bridge Club and how to get involved, you can visit their website or contact the Secretary, Anne Brunt, at secretary@paraparaumubridgeclub. Co. nz. Don't miss the chance to join this vibrant and welcoming community of bridge enthusiasts in Paraparaumu.