This winter read with your loved ones and be in the draw to win amazing prizes with Westland District Library. Runs from 1st July to 1st August. Download the Beanstack App or go to westlib.beanstack.org to log your reading online and then collect your stickers at the library
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Individual and Group Tours will be available every Wednesday in July between 10am and 3pm - please call 0276291935 to book
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Children's Interactive Tours are happening at Westland Industrial Heritage Park on Saturdays 4th, 11th & 18th July and on Wednesday 8th & 15th July between
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika at Westland District Library - DIY Paper Snowflakes. No registration required - suitable for Children under 8yrs old - must be supervised by a caregiver at
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Individual and Group Tours will be available every Wednesday in July between 10am and 3pm - please call 0276291935 to book
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Children’s Interactive Tours are happening at Westland Industrial Heritage Park on Saturdays 4th, 11th & 18th July and on Wednesday 8th & 15th July between
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika at Westland District Library - Family Winter Tales. Grab a hot cocoa, a nibble, and cosy up with your loved ones around old winter tales. No
MIDWINTER MAGIC IN HOKITIKA Trains are running at Westland Industrial Heritage Park from 1pm to 3pm with the TRAIN OF LIGHTS - night ride running from 5pm to 8pm Train
Puanga-Matariki see's Hokitika come alive with LIGHTS, LIVE MUSIC, CULTURAL PERFORMANCES and CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES! Saturday 11 July 6pm to 9pm in Weld Street. Cultural Performances will be happening in Hokitika's Regent Theatre 6.30pm to 7.45pm with a Matariki narrative trail. Hokitika restaurants will be open to welcome you and your family for dinner before and
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Westland Industrial Heritage Park - Heritage Talk Series 11 July - Maritime Centre and Museum of Fire with Rob Daniel, lifelong maritime enthusiast and Ian
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Children’s Interactive Tours are happening at Westland Industrial Heritage Park on Saturdays 4th, 11th & 18th July and on Wednesday 8th & 15th July between
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Big Engine Start-up! Hear, see and feel the power of the Big Engine at Westland Industrial Heritage Park on Saturday 11th July at 2pm
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika at Westland District Library - Decorate a photo frame. No registration required - suitable for Children under 8yrs old - must be supervised by a caregiver
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Individual and Group Tours will be available every Wednesday in July between 10am and 3pm - please call 0276291935 to book
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Children’s Interactive Tours are happening at Westland Industrial Heritage Park on Saturdays 4th, 11th & 18th July and on Wednesday 8th & 15th July between
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika at Westland District Library - Disney Movies and Mega Quiz - no registration required - suitable for Children over 8yrs old
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Westland Industrial Heritage Park - Heritage Talk Series 18 July - Heritage Craft Centre with Maria Martin-Smith, artist, crafter and restorer Other talks in this series include 4 July Coach House Tour, 11 July - Maritime Centre and Museum of Fire, 25 July - Railway Tour
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Children’s Interactive Tours are happening at Westland Industrial Heritage Park on Saturdays 4th, 11th & 18th July and on Wednesday 8th & 15th July between
Their time away from touring has been spent composing, animating and learning even more instruments to create a show that will mesmerise the young and the old alike. Prepare for a unique experience featuring vibraphone, tuba, harmonica, pan flute, synthesisers, drums, bass and vocals – all brought to life against a stunning backdrop of hand-drawn
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Individual and Group Tours will be available every Wednesday in July between 10am and 3pm - please call 0276291935 to book
Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga & Tohu Whenua are hosting tours of the Government Building in Hokitika on Saturday 25th July as part of Hokitika's Heritage Weekend. Tour numbers are strictly limited and prebooking is required at https://humanitix.com/nz/search/nz--west-coast-region--hokitika/hokitika%20government%20building?dates=all Tours are happening at 9am, 10am & 11am Other events happening for Hokitika's Heritage Weekend include: Guided
Guided tours of Hokitika Museum on Saturday 25th July, 10am, 11am, 12pm & 1pm (no booking required) Other events happening for Hokitika's Heritage Weekend include: Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga & Tohu Whenua are hosting tours of the Government Building in Hokitika on Saturday 25th July as part of Hokitika's Heritage Weekend. Tour numbers are
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Westland Industrial Heritage Park - Heritage Talk Series 25 July - Railway Tour with Bruce Hackett, model railway enthusiast. You will need to walk 700m on reasonably even ground for the railway tour. If wet, the Coach House tour repeats Other talks in this series include 4 July Coach House
Hokitika's Heritage Weekend 25 & 26 July Hokitika Heritage Film Show - 10am - 11.30am at Hokitika’s Regent Theatre - $10 entry Footage of old Hokitika including street scenes filmed 1929, a trip through South Westland on horseback, History of Ross Goldfields 1973, Stanley Graham documentary, opening of Hokitika Bridge & much more... Other events
1pm - 2.30pm FREE guided history walk with renowned & highly respected Local Historian Paul Madgwick, focusing on the Gold rush era of Hokitika with tales galore and historic images to bring the past to life. The tour starts at Hokitika Boat Ramp at 1pm. Other events happening for Hokitika's Heritage Weekend include: Hokitika's Heritage
Midwinter Magic in Hokitika - Individual and Group Tours will be available every Wednesday in July between 10am and 3pm - please call 0276291935 to book
Live Music | 31 July 2026 | 7.30pm | $20 | kids reduced “Not Just Jazz” initially started as “Just Jazz” back in the late 1980’s after Jessica McMillan and Brian Blackman heard the Tauranga Boys High Jazz band playing at Westland High school and thought, “Why can’t we have a big band on the