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201 Eastbourne Street East, Hastings Central, Hastings 4122 (06) 8715095
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Hastings City Art Gallery engages, enriches and inspires through high calibre contemporary art exhibitions and associated events. Entry is free. Engages, enriches and inspires by delivering diverse, high calibre contemporary art exhibitions and Saturda...

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Perfect for spending time special in a rainy day

    A friendly and sophisticated gallery which is well worth a regular visit for the quality of its exhibitions - and it’s free. On now: Momo Kauae: Moko Kauae in Contemporary Art, which explores the connection through the chin moko to the life and land of the Tangata Whenua. Of added interest is the Nga Pou o Heretaunga collection of carved pou (Maori totems) in the adjacent square. Carved by team of 20 artists, the 18 pou represent an ancestor from the region linking the regions’ cultural heritage.

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