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Central Otago

Central Otago Art Awards

8/9/2011 - 26/10/2011

Central Otago Arts Awards
Celebrating the outstanding work of artists from all over New Zealand.

Time: 9am – 5pm
Venue: Central Stories Museum and Art Gallery
Location: 21 Centennial Ave, Alexandra
Admission: Free

Kina Andi Regan

The Art of Rugby Exhibition

9/9/2011 - 21/9/2011

Local memorabilia crafted to celebrate rugby in the South including Lionel Benjamin Photography.

Time: Tues-Fri 11am-4pm, Sat 11m-2pm
Venue: City Gallery
Location: 28 Don St, Invercargill
Admission: Free

Maniototo Museum: Sporting Heroes Exhibition

9/9/2011 - 31/10/2011

An exhibition that looks at sporting heroes in the Maniototo through the ages. The Museum also tells the stories of the early settlers of the Maniototo with a strong focus on the history of the gold miners and pioneer families who made their homes in this spectacular, picturesque and unique corner of Central Otago.

Venue: Jubilee Museum, Leven Street
Location: Naseby

Indoor Curling

19/9/2011

Curling is enjoyed by people of all ages, and is available for you to enjoy at the only International Olympic- standard Indoor Curling Centre in the southern hemisphere.

Time: 10am — 5pm, 7 days a week.
Venue: Naseby Indoor Curling Rink
Location: Channel Road, Naseby
Admissions: Adults $15 per hour

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Dunedin

Open Days at Dunedin Gasworks Museum

6/9/2011 - 2/10/2011

Open Days at Dunedin Gasworks Museum
Guided tours of Dunedin's premiere industrial heritage attraction and one of the best preserved gasworks in the world. Its internationally recognised Edwardian era buildings and machinery can still be seen in operation. Open: Tue 6- Fri 9, Tue 13 – Sun 18 , Tue 20 – Fri 23, Tue 27 Sept– Sun 2 Oct.

Time: 12 Noon – 3pm
Venue: Dunedin Gasworks Museum
Location: Braemar St, South Dunedin
Admission: $10
More info: http://www.gasworksmuseum.org.nz/

Gasworks Museum Tours

Celebrate Hidden Dunedin

9/9/2011 - 7/10/2011

A celebration of the unique aspects of Otago's laregest city —a city that embraces education, food, fashion, wildlife, heritage, innovation and fun. Kicking off with a typical Kiwi BBQ hosted by a number of Otago's famous faces and followed by 60 different events that encourage public participation and showcase those things that make the city a vibrant and innovative place to live in and to visit.

Venue: Various
Location: Various in Dunedin
Info: www.celebratehiddendundein.co.nz 

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Dunedin Celtic Arts Festival

10/9/2011 - 1/10/2011

This biennial Dunedin Festival attracts top Irish, Scottish, English, Australian and Canadian performers to join the New Zealand line-up in a lively and varied programme that includes music, dance, film, exhibitions, lectures and workshops covering the Celtic arts.

Time: Various
Venue: Various 
Location: Dunedin 
Info: www.dunedincelticarts.org.nz

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Ruck It!

1/8/2011 - 8/10/2011

An exhibition detailing how Otago, home of rucking supporters, shaped Rugby history. Themes include legendary Otago players from 1905; the Maori Spirit; Otago rules; and University Rugby complete with Scarfie supporters.

Time: Mon – Fri 9.30am- 5pm, Sat 9.00am – 12pm, Closed Sun.
Venue: Hocken Collections
Location: Cnrs Anzac Ave and Parry St, Dunedin.
Admission: Free

Ruck It

Hard on the Heels: Capturing the ALL BLACKS

19/9/2011

The Hard on the Heels exhibition is drawn from Rugby photographer Peter Bush's vast library of photographs — personal favourites, the controversial and candid behind-the-scenes shots.

Time: 10.00am - 5.00pm daily
Venue: Otago Museum
Location: 412 Great King Street, Dunedin
Admissions: Free

Hard On The Heels

Southland

Doomed Timber

9/9/2011 - 23/9/2011


Southern artists respond to the story of Seaward Bush a largely forgotten chapter in Southland’s history.

Time: Mon-Fri 10am-4,30pm, Sat-Sun 1pm-4pm
Venue: Eastern Southland Gallery
Location: Gore Arts and Heritage Precint, Gore
Admission: Free

Vintage Aircraft Adventure

9/9/2011 - 23/9/2011

Mandeville Airfield, near Gore, is New Zealand's oldest aerodrome and has a focus on planes from the 1930s era, especially the popular de Havilland aircraft.

Venue: Old Manderville Airfield
Location: Near Gore

Vintage Aircraft Adventure

The People's Republic of State Highway 94

19/9/2011

The People's Republic of State Highway 94 is an arts and heritage trail through Heartland Southland. Time: Daily
Venue: State Highway 94

Location: From Gore to Southland
Admission: Adults $15.00 per trail pack (including RWC 2011 Passport)

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Drink Whisky at Hokonui Moonshine Museum

19/9/2011

Drink Whisky at Hokonui Moonshine Museum
Hokonui Moonshine is world-famous in New Zealand! The Museum explores over 130 years of illicit whisky-making, and through a variety of media, our southern drinking culture is examined.

Time: Mon - Fri 8.30am-4.30pm, Sat - Sun 1.00pm - 3.30pm
Venue: Hokonui Moonshine Museum
Location: 16 Hokonui Drive, Gore
Admission: $5

Hokonui Museum

Farmers Market Riverton

19/9/2011

Visit our regional Farmers' Markets. In a country that can grow almost anything, farmers' markets are a rapidly-developing Kiwi phenomenon with over 50 operating throughout New Zealand.

Riverton :10.30am — 4.30pm every Saturday-154 Palmerston St, Riverton

Markets

Farmers Market Southern

19/9/2011

Visit our regional Farmers' Markets. In a country that can grow almost anything, farmers' markets are a rapidly-developing Kiwi phenomenon with over 50 operating throughout New Zealand.

Southern: 9.30am- 12.30pm every Sunday

Special Event:  NZ Chef Cooking demonstration 10 September

Southland Boys High School, Herbert Street, Invercargill.

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Daffodil Dayze and Carinvale

3/9/2011 - 24/10/2011

Daffodil Dayze & Carnivale
Showcasing Otago’s history and culture throughout Spring with Daffodil Dayze- 25 acres of daffodils, woodland walkways and the ruins of the historic Hart’s Back Horse Brewery . Carnivale on 25 September, celebrates this riot of colour with music, food, entertainment, and showgirls. Come to the “Fun Capital of the Goldfields”.

Time: 10am-5pm
Venue: Hart’s Black Horse Brewery
Location: Weatherstons, 2kms from Lawrence
Admission: Adults $5/$3, Children $2, Under 5s free

Carnivale

Champions - New Zealand Winners

9/9/2011 - 9/10/2011

Champions – New Zealand Winners
This photographic portrait exhibition celebrates the individual NZ champion. Award winning jam makers, rodeo cowboys, champion gumboot thrower, largest kumara grower, the Perfect Southern Woman winners, cherry stone spitters: each winner is a testament to the passion and determination of the people of New Zealand.

Time: Mon-Fri: 9.30am-1pm, Sat-Sun 10am-4pm
Venue: Owaka Museum
Location: 10 Campbell St, Owaka
Admission: Adults $5.00, Concession $4, Children free (accompanied), School Groups $2 

Owaka

Queenstown Lakes

Matches Made in Heaven

1/9/2011 - 23/10/2011

A range of events to celebrate our unique and world-class dining, creative chefs, award-winning vineyards, celebrated artists and stunning lake and alpine scenery.

Venue: Various cafes, restaurants, wineries and art galleries
Location: Queenstown Lakes Region
Info: www.matchesmadeinheaven.co.nz

Matches Made In Heaven

Farmers Market Wanaka

19/9/2011

Visit our regional Farmers' Markets. In a country that can grow almost anything, farmers' markets are a rapidly-developing Kiwi phenomenon with over 50 operating throughout New Zealand.

Saturday 9 am to 12 noon Ardmore and Dungarven streets on Pembroke Park, Wanaka.

Waitaki

Forrester Gallery - David Matches Photographs

9/9/2011 - 9/10/2011

The Forrester Gallery has an extensive range of exhibitions including “After the Match – A Portrait of New Zealand Rugby”; photographs of rare insight by David Matches.

Time: 10.30am -4.30pm daily
Venue: Forrester Gallery
Location: Thames St, Oamaru
Admission: Free
Info: www.forrestergallery.com

Alexandra

Steampunk "Another Time Another World"

9/9/2011 - 23/10/2011

Steampunk - “Another Time Another World”
Oamaru is fast establishing itself as the Steampunk capital of NZ. Steampunk HQ is home to curious machines and steam powered devices from other worlds. Within its depths you will discover portals to unexplainable and uncharted dimensions filled with unusual sights to fascinate and delight! The SPHQ 001 Engine on display outside the Steampunk HQ comes to life in the evening billowing out steam and fire, enchanting the crowds of onlookers that gather.

Venue: Various including HQ - 1 Itchen St, Oamaru
Location: Oamaru
Info: www.steampunkoamaru.co.nz