Make the most of the final weekend of the school holidays with the Morrinsville Gallery Family! Free entry for our wonderful community.

Make the most of the final weekend of the school holidays with the Morrinsville Gallery Family!

Immerse yourselves in a world of excitement with dragons and warriors, unleash your creativity with colouring, play our grand piano,  embark on a thrilling art hunt with the Play, the fascinating exhibition of The Arts House Trust. Discover  “How We See It,” an inspiring art exhibition showcasing the incredible talents of Matamata Intermediate School’s students.
Join us for a variety of engaging and fun-filled activities that are perfect for the whole family—all free! Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!

We hope to see you soon to enjoy the fabulous art shows and events we have prepared in July for you:
– Fundraising event Arts on Tuesdays on July 15th,  10:30 am
– Free and open discussion about Morrinsville public art on Wednesday 16th July, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.
-Where Colour Lives by Meg Gaddum Exhibition, Opening Event on Saturday 27th Jul,  from 11 am to 1:30 pm.
– Play  by The Arts House Trust House until 20th July
– How We See Art Show it by Matamata Intermedia School until 27th July.
– Matariki in Morrinsville until 20th July

We are open
10 am – 3 pm Tuesday to Friday and 11 am- 3 pm on weekends.
Free entry for all our wonderful community!
Donations are very welcome

For more information, please contact us at info@morrinsvillegallery.org.nz.

❤️Visit us, follow us, support us❤️

Picture credits

Top left:  a lovely colouring drawing  by artist Alicia Weir
Top right: Khordashi, the Dragon by Marti Wong
Dow left: Naomi Tamura and “Matariki star tree”, ceramic pot with lights
Down centre: this young visitor takes the time to discover our art hunt activity
Down right : Ben Whitaker, with warrior “Te kete Aronui”
Wearing the Colonia Kaitaka. Totara Fence Post.

About the Morrinsville Gallery  
The Morrinsville Art Gallery Charitable Trust proudly celebrates its 15th anniversary in 2025 as the heart of community art in the Matamata-Piako District. We are passionate about creating a welcoming and vibrant space for both locals and visitors in Morrinsville and throughout the beautiful Waikato region.

As a non-profit organization, we rely entirely on community support. Our efforts would not be possible without the help of donors, volunteers, and community members like you. Thank you for being an integral part of our community and our story.