Whanganui: Reward offered for Vintage Weekend feedback
24 Jan, 2021 10:34 PM
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Event manager Heather Cox (right) and designer Katelyn Brown (left) show off the survey promotion while at Porridge Watson, host of three events last weekend. Photo / Mark Brimblecombe
Wanganui Midweek
Whanganui Vintage Weekend Trust is putting up $1000 as a cash incentive for people to undertake a survey about the annual Vintage Weekend event. Bruce Jellyman, chairman of Whanganui Vintage Weekend Trust says Vintage Weekend has been held every year since 2012 and while it is going from strength to strength, it s important to know it is delivering value to and for the community.
Filling in Bayleys Whanganui Vintage Weekend survey could win cash prize
22 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
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Heather Cox (right) and designer of the new Vintage Weekend branding, Katelyn Brown (left), show off the new survey at Porridge Watson, host of three Vintage Weekend events. Photo / Mark Brimblecombe
Whanganui Chronicle
A $1000 cash prize has been offered by the Whanganui Vintage Weekend Trust for people who an undertake a survey about their annual Vintage Weekend event.
Questions include how people heard of the event, mode of travel, accommodation type, events attended, and by day and time, future intentions, improving the event, and an overall satisfaction rating. It also offers a section to provide comments.
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Contestants front up in their best vintage costumes at the 2020 Caboodle in Whanganui.
Photo / Lewis Gardner
Contestants front up in their best vintage costumes at the 2020 Caboodle in Whanganui.
Photo / Lewis Gardner
Liz Wylie is a reporter for the Whanganui Chronicleliz.wylie@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron
Whanganui s biggest party is now less than a week away and organisers say that Bayleys Whanganui Vintage Weekend will be bigger and brighter than ever this year, writes Liz Wylie. The streets, river and skies will be alive with the sights and sounds of decades past as Whanganui welcomes a stunning array of machines, performers and costumes that celebrate the city s exciting past for the three-day weekend.