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26 cRomWELL southern holiday destinations oBJeCtS of art oCta gallery Les Riddell is a craftsman jeweller whose Objects of Art showroom and workshop is located in an historic store within the Cromwell Heritage Precinct. He specialises in the creation of innovative personal jewellery and uniquely artistic implements using a variety of materials and also runs jewellery workshops from time to time. All commissioned works are handcrafted on site to the customers’ individual specifications. As well as using fine metals including gold, silver, copper, platinum, bronze WooooltaStiC Transpire Fiber Studio and Craft Gallery loves wool and everything about wool. Whether it’s spinning, dying or transforming wool into a garment, stop by the Cromwell location of Transpire and meet with Mellissa. Clean, Comfortable, Affordable A lovely quiet motel situated close to the Cromwell Heritage Precinct and Lake Dunstan, with views of the surrounding hills. We have 5 spacious studio units, 2 large one-bedroom family units and 1 cute hideaway cabin. All units are fully self-contained, warm and comfortable. Come and explore Central Otago with us 0800 267 268 centralgateway.co.nz and brass with the finest diamonds, pearls and other gemstones, creative designs may also incorporate bone, wood, steel, ivory, stone, titanium and even plastic. As well as crafting bespoke jewellery, your old jewellery can be re-designed and recycled into new items with contemporary appeal. Whether it is jewellery, sculpture, art work, or objects with an innovative practical purpose, Objects of Art can custom make your one-off special request. For further information visit www.objects-of-art.co.nz She spins and dyes wool for all occasions. She makes clothes and she is a master teacher, so that you can learn the art of spinning yourself. Take one of her classes or a private lesson and learn about texture and colour. Follow Transpire on Facebook or call them on 03 445 8292. Central gateWay Motel Central Gateway Motel in Cromwell is a lovely quiet motel situated close to the Cromwell Heritage Precinct and Lake Dunstan, with views of the surrounding hills. Choose accommodation that suits your needs. They have 5 spacious studio units, 2 large one-bedroom family units or 1 cute hideaway cabin. All the units are fully self-contained, warm and comfortable. Explore the magic of Central Otago with them. 0800 267 268 or 03 445 0035 Located within the Cromwell Heritage Precinct, OCTA provides a living gallery space to showcase limited edition original prints and an eclectic mix of works of art by recognised National and International artists. The gallery’s directors, Gail and Chris de Jong, moved to Central Otago after successful careers in secondary and tertiary art education. In opening the gallery, they bring their own knowledge and enthusiasm to the venture. As part of the ever-changing display at OCTA you will find works by Chagall, Matisse, Braque, Antoni Tapies and others alongside well known New Zealand artists like Ralph Hotere, Pat Hanly, Marilynn Webb, Nigel Brown, Kathryn Madill, Olav Nielson, Michel Tuffery, Kelvin Mann, Inge Doesburg, Jo Ogier, Jim Cooper, Blue Black, Suzanne Butson and Peter Cleverley. Recent arrivals include prints by Euan McLeod, Gregory O’Brien, John Pule and Dick Frizzell. As well as selected prints sculptures and ceramic pieces, you will also find unusual art objects and books of historical interest. OCTA Gallery and Workshop is located at 71 Melmore Terrace in Cromwell’s Historic Precinct and welcomes visitors daily from 10am-4pm. www. cromwellheritageprecinct.co.nz SeQUoia fineWareS Housed among the heritage buildings of Old Cromwell Town, Sequoia finewares is a unique shopping experience. With a beautiful outlook over Lake Dunstan and the hills beyond, the store is brimming with ideas for your home and gifts. Gail has selected old-fashioned wooden toys, books, furniture, homeware by quality designers including CC Interiors, French Country Collections, Citta and Robert Gordon just to name a few. Have a look through all their local influences including merino wear, an assortment of jewellery, cards by the dozens and fabulous hand-printed linen and scarves – a wonderful way to remember your visit to this dynamic Central Otago landscape. Browse your way into the back room, and you’ll be surprised by pre-loved designer wear for women. Revitalise your wardrobe with the thoughtful selection of dresses, tops, jeans and accessories at great prices. The Old Cromwell Town precinct houses buildings that reflect the town’s gold mining and pioneering past, and the jetty provides a convenient entry point for visiting boats. Admission to the precinct is free. Sequoia finewares is a treasure trove of quality décor and exciting discoveries. Hand-dyed & spun yarn/fiber. Tuition and workshops. Objects Of Art Ltd Specialising in custom made jewellery and art objects from new and recycled materials Old Cromwell Town Art Art Gallery & Workshop Specialising in works on paper Supporting NZ handmade. TRANSPIRE FIBER STUDIO & CRAFT GALLERY 71 Melmore Terrace, Cromwell 03 445 8292 | mellissafiber@gmail.com 71 Melmore Tce Unit 4A Cromwell Historic Precinct 03 445 3094 | sales@objects-of-art.co.nz Join us on Facebook www.facebook.com/objects.of.art OCTA Gallery, according to many of its visitors, is considered quite unique in this part of the world. Operating from a historic building in Cromwell’s Heritage Precinct, Central Otago, it provides a living art space, showcasing limited edition original prints and an eclectic mix of art work created by renowned national and international artists. During the last few years, OCTA Gallery has established a reputation for the quality of its diverse, eclectic, and interesting works, as well as the excellent service it provides. Its directors, Gail and Chris de Jong look forward to your visit and are keen to share their extensive knowledge and experience as professional artists and educators. Phone 027 231 7503 | Email octa@artlover.com
southern holiday destinations cRomWELL/WANAkA 27 WeirdneSS at itS fineSt Puzzling World celebrated their 45th birthday and welcomed their four millionth customer. Alongside this growth, the team are striving to manage business with a continued focus on sustainability and partnerships aimed to minimise their environmental footprint and protect local habitat. As early signatories on TIA’s Tourism Sustainability Commitment, Puzzling World are well on their way to achieving those business commitments of a total plastic-free shop, automation and LED lighting in the attraction, a paper-free scheme in the office and composting for usage across the property. This autumn, take your brain & body on a journey to a world-unique and award winning attraction that since 1973 has been fascinating people of all ages and nationalities keen to engage in a fun, challenging, sensory and increasingly ‘green’ experience. Welcome to Wanaka’s Wonderful World of Weirdness! CroMWell’S italian ConneCtion Mt aSPiring Holiday Park Mt Aspiring Holiday Park in Wanaka is located on the edge of town with a serene outlook of the surrounding hills and a view of the lake from the powered sites. They have a variety of accommodation and sites spread across 10 acres of restful parklike grounds, which will offer a bed for every budget. Across the park they have unpowered grass tent sites, powered caravan/campervan/tent sites that are grass or half grass/half shingle. Accommodation consists of self-contained units with beds fully made up and a kitchenette and ensuite, that can sleep from 2 up to 7. The basic cabins can sleep up to 5 with a shared bathroom/kitchen facility. Families enjoy the variety of facilities they offer including bike hire, swimming pool, spa pool, playground and trampolines, as well as a large grass play area. It is a lovely Wanaka Hotel walk into town along the lakeside where you will find a variety of shops, bars and a huge selection of eateries. Our park is the ideal base to enjoy the many recreational and sporting activities that Wanaka has to offer of outdoor activities in the hot and dry Otago summers, including tramping, lake cruises, skydiving, as well as superb skiing choices in the winter. The jewel at the heart of the region is Mt Aspiring National Park, where you can hike, jet boat or even take a helicopter ride to see our stunning glaciers. Take time to explore our spectacular piece of paradise – it will seduce you with its beauty and urge you to stay longer. We look forward to having you stay with us soon. As you walk through the doors at Armando’s Kitchen in Cromwell, you feel transported to Italy as you embark on a culinary experience. Lasagna, pasta dishes, pizza, breads and more, line page after page of meal selections. The ambiance is enchanting as you can overlook Lake Dunstan in the viCtoria arMS Motel When you visit Cromwell, the Victoria Arms Hotel and Restaurant & Pub is the place to stay. Feel the history, as the pub is on the historic registry as the oldest bar in central Otago. The restaurant offers A-la-Carte and Stonegrill dining options. All day menus are available in the bar and bistro dining is available 7 days a week. Their café menu is available Friday to Sunday. Stay in one of their 8 affordable hostel style room selections. Looking to host an event? Check out their function rooms with views overlooking the valley or Lake Dunstan. 03 445 0607 A treasure trove of: Homeware | Gifts | Toys Designer pre-loved clothes • • • Open every day 10am till 4pm Cromwell Heritage Precinct Ph. 03 445 1387 gailsequoiafinewares@gmail.com Old Cromwell Precinct. Next time your in Cromwell, make a point to stop at Armando’s Kitchen. A meal you’ll remember. 03 445 0303 Open 7 days a week from 9am - 4:45pm Thursday Pizza & Muscle Night: 6pm - 8pm Friday Evening: 6pm - 8 pm Saturday Evening: 6pm - 8pm Italian Cooking in Cromwell (old Cromwell Precinct) • Top quality, locally sourced food • Homemade baking, pasta and gnocchi prepared daily in our kitchen • Italian coffee and award winning local gelato • Light lunches, traditional Italian dishes, pizza and classic NZ dishes • Open every day for breakfast and lunch • Evening dining Thursday, Friday and Saturdays Armando’s Kitchen Italian Cafe 71 Melmore Terrace, Old Cromwell Precinct Ph. 03 445 0303 armandoskitchen@gmail.com www.armandoskitchen.com Local delight Situated on the cnr of Melmore Tce sits the oldest standing pub in Cromwell overlooking the glorious views of Lake Dunstan. We cater to all with our extensive cafe, lunch & bistro dining menus. We offer accommodation for those on a budget. Victoria arMS HotEL 65 Melmore Terrace, Cromwell E: vicarms2017@gmail.com P: (03) 445 0607 Wanaka’s only Town Centre Hotel, Wanaka Hotel occupies a prime site with magnificent views of the lake and foreshore. Welcoming locals and visitors alike, this 3 Star hotel offers a range of facilities including accommodation, public bar, TAB, pokies, two restaurants and café. The café is open for breakfast, lunch or coffee and cake, there is authentic Mexican fare at Amigo’s or you can treat yourself to the Bullock Bar’s MT ASPIRING HOLIDAY PARK 217 Wanaka-Mt Aspiring Road, Wanaka 9305, NZ P. 03-443 7360 Reservations 0508 926 252 (within NZ) www.mtaspiringholidaypark.co.nz - enjoy spectacular lake and mountain views 71 Ardmore Street, Wanaka - Ph 0800 473 288 www.wanakahotel.co.nz Steakhouse menu. Accommodation is comfortable and affordable with double, twin and triple rooms all with ensuite facilities. The location is brilliant for lakeside activities in summer and convenient for getting to other attractions like Puzzling World, Wanaka Museum. You are also in the heart of the shopping precinct. Renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, Wanaka Hotel is the place to stay this winter! • 10 acres of restful park like surroundings • Tent sites - powered and unpowered • Self contained units - sleeps 2-7 • Basic cabins - sleep 5 • Communal Bathroom & Kitchen • Swimming pool, spa, playground & trampoline • Easy walk to town WAnAkA’S only toWn centre hotel
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