The Maori New Year occurs close to the Winter Solstice in the southern hemisphere. The herald of the Maori New year is the rising of Matariki, also known as the Seven Sisters. They are perhaps, the most celebrated of ...
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Sunday 23 June 10:00am
The annual exhibition by King Street Artworks is an annual joy.
The 22nd show will feature a collection of eclectic works, in all manner of media, from the artists who work at the one-of-a-kind creative space in ...
Sunday 23 June 10:00am
Molly Morpeth Canaday Award is one of NZ's most vibrant contemporary art awards. It is dedicated to excellence across contemporary and traditional painting genres.
The exhibition of the 12 award-winning works at ...
Sunday 23 June 10:00am
Come down for Craft Market. Stall holders welcome. Bookings inside essential. $10 per table. Phone Jenny 06 9297685 or email mauriceville85@gmail.com.
Sunday 23 June 10:00am
He Manawa Whenua: He Puna Wai
13 contemporary artists explore the rivers and lakes of Aotearoa.
A multi-media exhibition - with internationally regarded artists, Water\Way explores the cultural, conceptual and ...
Sunday 23 June 10:00am
Paul Gadsby's eco-political bird paintings capture current environmental issues and the impact on native species and their habitat.
The Takeaways series was influenced by the NZ artist Don Binney.
Exhibition ...
Sunday 23 June 10:00am
Come one come all to the Kopuaranga Hall. We have an array of Art and Handmade Crafts for sale. Something for everyone. Plants, Jewellery, Metal Craft, Preserves, Knitting, Forever Flowers and Concrete Craft and much ...
Sunday 23 June 11:00am
We recommend visitors attend one of our guided tours which provide a complete experience. Here are the tales from antiquity that explain the rise of civilization and the origin of many of our beliefs. Private and Group ...
Monday 24 June 10:00am
Warm up your winter by reliving this bygone era, when women wore smart skirts, dresses, costumes, coats, and knitwear made of wool. Then there's furs, hats, gloves & scarves to add. Houses weren't so warm and cars ...