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Don't miss the Kāpiti Arts Trail
Want a great weekend out exploring all the artistry
the Kāpiti Coast has to offer? Then don’t miss the
explosion of colour and creativity that is the Kāpiti Arts
Trail.
Over two weekends, 27/28 October and 3/4 November, over 100 local artists will open their doors to display their art and give locals and visitors a behind the scenes glimpse into their studios.
Rosie Salas, Kāpiti Coast District Council Arts, Museums, and Heritage Advisor says this is the eighteenth year for the Kāpiti Arts Trail and its popularity continues to increase.
“The Trail involves artists and galleries from across the entire length of the district and this year, for the first time, participating artist and gallery numbers have exceeded 100.
“It has become one of our district’s most significant cultural events and with the Trail running over two consecutive weekends, there’s plenty of time for visitors to plan out their days and take in all the creativity our artists and galleries have to offer.”
For more information, listings, maps, and the Kāpiti Arts Guide, check out the Arts Trail website: www.kapiticoast.govt.nz/arts-trail
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