The 2012 Parnell Waiters’ Race
15th March 2012
The 2012 Parnell Waiters’ Race
On Saturday March 31st, the sound of Jazz will emanate from Heard Park as Parnell pays homage to its rich hospitality culture. The tastes of Parnell will turn to the spectacle of the Waiters’ Race in Heard Park, where Parnell’s ‘best in service’ compete for the title.
In keeping with the wonderful dining/restaurant history of Parnell from the 70s, 80s and 90’s, contestants have been invited from the hey days of old, Antoines, VBG, Metropole amongst them, to mix it up with staff from the current flourishing café culture and popular neighbourhood lounge bars. NSP Restaurant was the first to lead the charge to sign up this year. With Japanese and other Asian flavours fusing into the rise of Parnell hospitality offerings. The 2010 race saw Kimonos in the starting line up!
Waiwera Water, who have been dazzling Parnell with innovations in their new store, are sure to come up with something scene stealing on the day of the race.
Event
Schedule:
2.00pm Contestant de-brief of race and
safety rules at Heard Park
2.30pm Introduction by
compare
2.40pm Heats begin
3.40pm Semi-finalists
announced.
3 50pm Semi-finalists heats
4.20pm
Finalists announced
4.25pm Final heat
4.45pm Prize
giving
Spot prizes of vouchers to help you enjoy the
service of Parnell will be happening throughout the
event.
Join us near and around Heard Park, 186 Parnell Road, from 2.00 pm. Experience the different tastes of Parnell. Spot prizes throughout the day. Experience the sounds of Jazz mixed with the sounds of More FM. Book into your favourite contestant’s restaurant or establishment. You can be sure there will be one large party in Parnell on the night of Saturday 31st and that will be the establishment of the Winner of the 2012 Parnell Waiters’ Race.
More details www.parnell.net.nz
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