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Accessible parking
To use any of these parks, you must display an official mobility parking permit.

Mrs Bumbleberry's Lolly Shop

Retailers

Step into the wonderful world of sweets and candy.

Wilson & Dorset

Retailers

Wilson & Dorset is reimagining modern living using 100% New Zealand sheepskin, a miracle fibre that has comforted and protected humans for over 100,000 years.

Spuddy NZ

Eat & drink

Enjoy good English comfort food, including jacket potatoes baked in an additional King Edward oven. With all your traditional feelings and more

Spectacle in Sculpture: Sculpture Festival Returns with Fresh Vision, New Curators, New Artists, Bold Works

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Te Matatiki Toi Ora The Arts Centre is thrilled to announce the return of its 6th Annual Sculpture Festival, running from Saturday 4 – Sunday 19 October 2025.

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Call for public submissions
Being nominated as a National Historic Landmark is a significant honour.

Heritage NZ nominates Arts Centre for top-tier heritage status

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Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga has nominated Te Matatiki Toi Ora The Arts Centre as a National Historic Landmark – the highest heritage status in the country, currently held by only two sites. The agency is calling for public submissions over the next month, before the final decision is made.

Yesterday

Artworks

Title of artwork: Yesterday

Justine Cormack (violin) and Sarah Watkins (piano)

Monday 4 May 2026

Justine Cormack and Sarah Watkins, two of this country’s most beloved and respected musicians, have developed strong and successful careers both
independently and together over the past 30 years. Raised in, nurtured, and inspired by Aotearoa New Zealand, these two kindred musical spirits have played together through high school and university in Christchurch, and were founding members of the ground-breaking NZTrio.