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We rent classic beach-cruiser bicycles in the coastal settlement of Te Awanga, Hawke's Bay.

Cooking demonstrations in a French influenced house and kitchen. Relaxed, informal and fun!!

Hawera's Most Shocking Photos. Send in your photos if you dare..

Widely acclaimed as one of the most innovative museums in New Zealand, Tawhiti uses life size exhibits and scale models to capture the past in a series of super-realistic displays. It is an impressive

The Hobsonville Point Farmers Market provides the full selection of fresh produce so that food shoppers can find everything they need at one destination. They will also be entertained by the buzz of a marketplace, live music and a presentation venue where chefs, food writers and producers will host a series of food and cooking displays with the extra touch of flavour. The market is held twice weekly on Saturday and Sunday mornings from 9am to 1pm, the number of operating days hopes to increase as the market grows. The Hobsonville Point Farmers Market is located at the ‘No. 5 Store’, which is behind the hedgerow, across from the Catalina Café (corner of Buckley Avenue and Hastings Crescent). There will be stalls inside the No 5 Store and outside on the surrounding lawn area.

A market for kids run by kids

How it works is you come in and choose from our shelves of over 200 pieces of pottery. All priced from $15! You then design and paint it. We have everything you need to be creative and we are here to help you every step of the way. We then glaze and fire it in our kilns, ready for collection in 5-7 days time. Its best to ring ahead and book your table to avoid waiting for one!

A cosy indoor market where quality is the primary requirement. Gifts, souvenirs, jewellery, lasered NZ wooden gifts, quilts, garments, cards, designer knitting, children's toys, crocheting, felting, Kiwiana, children's book signed by the author - on site, ....so much to see and appreciate. Start buying for overseas mailing now.

17 gardens to visit and admire in the Southland region

Anderson Park Art Gallery Inc. was established in 1951 when the property was gifted to the city of Invercargill by the Anderson family. It is situated on McIvor Road off State Highway 6, approximately seven kilometres north of the city centre. Since its inception, the society has steadily developed its collection of New Zealand art, and now more than 1000 acquisitions range from early to contemporary works and are exhibited in the Georgian style home of the late Sir Robert and Lady Anderson. Designed by Christchurch architect Cecil Wood in 1925, the house is set in 24 hectares of landscaped gardens, lawns and native bush. The house cost $30,000 and was built by day labour. Building began in January 1924 and was finished by August 1925 Anderson Park Art Gallery is open daily from 10.30am to 5pm (excluding Good Friday and Christmas Day). Tours of the gallery can be made by arrangement with the Manager (Helen Nicoll) or Assistant Manager (Sarah Brown).