Rebus Club Of Hibiscus Coast
Established in 1982, Rebus Club of Hibiscus Coast provides a welcoming men's club for retired and semi-retired men focused on fellowship and community connection. Members enjoy regular meetings with interesting speakers at the Hibiscus Coast Bridge Club in Manly, plus organised trips, group lunches, and a weekly walking group. With 71 members, this friendly club in the Auckland region creates excellent opportunities to build new friendships while staying active through varied social activities throughout the year.
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Upcoming Events
Tue 04 Aug 2026
09:30 am
Rebus Club Monthly Gatherings
Rebus Meetings for Everyone The Rebus Club of Hibiscus Coast offers a welcoming space for retired and semi-retired men to connect through regular monthly gatherings. These 120-minute sessions focus on fellowship, interesting speakers and community involvement in a friendly atmosphere. Held at the Hibiscus Bridge Club, the events suit men aged 50 and over who want to stay active and build new friendships. Entry fees are check with club, making participation straightforward for those interested. The club, established in 1982 with 71 members, emphasises social activities like organised trips, group lunches and a weekly walking group. Rebus gatherings provide excellent opportunities to remain engaged locally while enjoying the company of like-minded men. All are welcome to attend and experience the community spirit that defines this long-standing club. Venue Details Meetings take place at the Hibiscus Bridge Club within Edith Hopper Park, Manly, Whangaparāoa, Auckland. This central local spot supports easy access for members across the Hibiscus Coast area. The venue helps create a relaxed setting where participants can focus on social connections and shared interests. Contact the club via hibiscusrebus@gmail.com or 021 032 3373 for the latest details. Suitable for retired and semi-retired men aged 50 plus Focus on fellowship, speakers and community activities Entry fee is check with club for each gathering Sessions run for 120 minutes at Hibiscus Bridge Club Opportunities for trips, lunches and weekly walks Strong emphasis on making friends in a friendly setting
Edith Hopper Park, Manly, Whangaparāoa, Auckland
Tue 01 Sept 2026
09:30 am
Rebus Club Monthly Gatherings
Rebus Meetings for Everyone The Rebus Club of Hibiscus Coast offers a welcoming space for retired and semi-retired men to connect through regular monthly gatherings. These 120-minute sessions focus on fellowship, interesting speakers and community involvement in a friendly atmosphere. Held at the Hibiscus Bridge Club, the events suit men aged 50 and over who want to stay active and build new friendships. Entry fees are check with club, making participation straightforward for those interested. The club, established in 1982 with 71 members, emphasises social activities like organised trips, group lunches and a weekly walking group. Rebus gatherings provide excellent opportunities to remain engaged locally while enjoying the company of like-minded men. All are welcome to attend and experience the community spirit that defines this long-standing club. Venue Details Meetings take place at the Hibiscus Bridge Club within Edith Hopper Park, Manly, Whangaparāoa, Auckland. This central local spot supports easy access for members across the Hibiscus Coast area. The venue helps create a relaxed setting where participants can focus on social connections and shared interests. Contact the club via hibiscusrebus@gmail.com or 021 032 3373 for the latest details. Suitable for retired and semi-retired men aged 50 plus Focus on fellowship, speakers and community activities Entry fee is check with club for each gathering Sessions run for 120 minutes at Hibiscus Bridge Club Opportunities for trips, lunches and weekly walks Strong emphasis on making friends in a friendly setting
Edith Hopper Park, Manly, Whangaparāoa, Auckland
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