Style: January 05, 2018

1
THE ARTS CENTRE
A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
2
3
4
More than half of the Arts Centre has now re-opened to the
public, with it featuring a growing range of independent
retailers, artisan food outlets and galleries.
The Boys’ High building on Worcester Boulevard is overflowing with exciting
shops and galleries that offer a range of goods and services. One of the new
tenants you’ll encounter as you walk through the heritage doors is Soul
Jewellery that offers seasonal ranges of jewellery, classic signature styles and
exciting new collections which have been created to mark its arrival.
For a different take on art, head through to Absolution that specialises in
tattoos and body piercing, plus the space hosts revolving art exhibitions.
After exploring Boys’ High, head down Worcester Boulevard to Bunsen cafe
for delicious food and beverages – one of a number of food outlets on the site.
Right next door to Bunsen is the fully transformed Rutherford’s Den where
you can enjoy fun, hands-on activities as you learn about science in the
restored heritage spaces where Lord Ernest Rutherford studied. During the
school holidays, get one child’s entry free with every adult, senior or student
ticket purchased.
1. BUNSEN – Fresh new summer menu, with must-try salads, burgers and brunch
favourites, and scrumptious kids options. 2. VISIT RUTHERFORD’S DEN – The story of
the nuclear atom. 3. SOUL JEWELLERY – Hand-crafted sterling silver watches from $279,
exclusively at Soul Jewellery. 4. ABSOLUTION – Specialists in tattoos and body piercing.
Highlights:
Leighs Construction
Outdoor Cinema
Jan 11 & 12; Feb 9
We’re ready for
summer, are you?
Open 7 days
World Buskers Festival
18 – 28 January
Great Hall Lunchtime Concerts
Monday 26 February
Easter Market
Saturday 24 March
artscentre.org.nz