Whangarei Heads Arts Trail
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      • Jane Whiting
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      • Allen Jowitt
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      • Kristin Kay
      • Jeanette King
      • Sheila Blackburn
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      • Mariette Van Zuydam
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      • Anni Veart-Smith
      • Kym Marsden
      • Paula Saunders
      • Trisha Fisk
      • Sharon Thompson
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      • Bob Langford
      • Don Grimwood
      • Rupert Newbold
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      • Wendy Naepflin
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      • Chloe King
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 This section gives you information about our community venues and our shared studios - who's exhibiting at each venue and where you can have a coffee, sip a glass of wine or enjoy a delicious meal along the way. You will need our map which will be available from Tuatara Design at 29 Bank St, or the Whangarei I-sites. It will also be available from community venues especially the Tamaterau Hall which is the first community venue on the Trail. Good luck with the raffle ticket that comes with the map!

Click the buttons below for a closer look at each venue

Tamaterau Hall
Mcleods Bay Hall
Justine's shared studio
Kauri Villas
Whangarei Heads School
Ocean Beach
Parua Bay Community Centre
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  • Home
  • Artists 2023
    • Painters >
      • Leslie Cleary
      • Cecilia De Donatis
      • Ash Ellis
      • Jo May
      • Trish Parkin
      • Marcelle Duder
      • Cindy Woest
      • Pat Owens
      • Maria Imperiale
      • Jane Whiting
    • Textiles >
      • Jos Polman
    • Glass Art >
      • Shona Firman
    • Sculpture >
      • Amie Redpath
      • Pete Brammer
      • Victoria Harkness
    • Jewellers >
      • Adriana Hendel
    • Photography >
      • Alan Squires
      • Paula Kanara
    • Ceramics >
      • Allen Jowitt
      • Julie Cromwell
      • Briar Monro
      • Stacy Morrison
      • Kristin Kay
      • Jeanette King
      • Sheila Blackburn
    • Printmakers >
      • Mariette Van Zuydam
    • Multi-media >
      • Anni Veart-Smith
      • Kym Marsden
      • Paula Saunders
      • Trisha Fisk
      • Sharon Thompson
    • Wood Craft >
      • Bob Langford
      • Don Grimwood
      • Rupert Newbold
    • Flax weaving >
      • Wendy Naepflin
    • Artisan Crafts >
      • Chloe King
  • Events
    • See Past Exhibitions
  • Exhibit with us
  • About us
    • Team pages >
      • Files, forms & all the boring stuff