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Coming soon.
Some Great opportunities to buy  Unique Arts Trail work
​Before Christmas

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The Whangarei Heads Arts Trail
New Management for the New Year
Every one who has attended our Easter Arts Trail over the past 8 years is probably aware that the coordination of 50 artists and enabling the fantastic show of work we achieve at each event takes many hours of planning and much organizational time. Up until this year the event has been managed by a group of volunteer artists but it has proved difficult to get enough people to cover all of the bases so in order to secure the future of the event and allow the Artists to concentrate on their own work we have now handed the role of management, delivery and administration of the W.H. Arts Trail to Creative Northland. We are delighted to have their support and hope they will be able to continue to stage a first class event that supports local Artists and communities for many years to come.
Whangarei Arts Trail Society will continue to register local artist's eligibility for the event through membership of our society so we should still be the first point of contact if you wish to have an open studio listing during Whangarei Heads Arts Trail.
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Arts Trail 2020  will be:
Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th April

Creative Northland will still be producing our trail guide for purchase before hand or at the start of your visit. Please keep checking our web site and facebook page for updates

Meantime we’d welcome new member inquiries, feedback, suggestions or comments. Contact us by clicking the button below:

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