Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā
You’ll find manicured rose gardens, winding pathways and spectacular views over more than 25 hectares.
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Aotearoa’s premier annual art show is back. For 21 years the NZ Art Show has provided a world-class platform for the appreciation and acquisition of contemporary art. It has a history of connecting art lovers with quality works of art. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned collector or buying your first piece — there’s something for everyone. There are 2,000 original artworks on display (yes, seriously). The show spans sculpture, photography, abstract, and traditional mediums. Many of the 200 talented artists will be there so you can have a with them and find out more.
In addition to the art on display, live music by local and national acts and DJs will play throughout the show. All specially curated by renowned New Zealand musician Barnaby Weir.
You’ll find manicured rose gardens, winding pathways and spectacular views over more than 25 hectares.
3 – 26 May 2024
8 May 2024TSB Arena
6 July 2024St James Theatre
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