Information for your day

Compiled by PHOEBE FALCONER

Offramp closed

The Constellation Drive offramp southbound from the Northern Motorway will be closed from 9pm to 5am tomorrow for asphalt paving. A detour will be signposted.

Churchill St access change

From today until the end of the year, the access to Churchill St from Stanley St, at the bottom of Constitution Hill in Auckland City, will change. A new route will be signposted, but motorists are warned that there may be delays along Stanley St. If it is possible to use another route, to do so. The layout change is required to allow further stormwater pipeline work, and is part of the Grafton Gully Project. For more information on the project, visit the information centre on the corner of Alten Rd and Stanley St, or phone 0800 TOFREEFLOW (0800-863-733).

Discover Epsom's past

Jack Baker and Helen Laurenson from the Epsom and Eden District Historical Society open the gate to Epsom's past at a meeting in the Epsom Community Library, 195 Manukau Rd at 10am today. You are welcome to bring your own memories and memorabilia to share. Phone 623-3199 for details.

Enjoy organ recital

Indra Hughes' regular Wednesday lunchtime organ recitals in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Khyber Pass Rd resume from today. The recitals start at 1.10pm.

Discover new comedians

It's Fresh Comedy Night at the Classic, 321 Queen St, with guest host Sam Wills and nine new comedians. The show starts at 8pm and tickets are $8, or two-for-one for students.

Display of digital artistry

An exhibition of digital artistry by three Auckland photographers, Jack Sprosen, Brian Cudby and Peter Merrick, is on display at the Frolic Cafe, 653 Manukau Rd, Epsom, until November 17. Phone 624-4566 for details.

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