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HAIL! Announce Diversified Lineup For New Zealand's G-Taranaki Festival

The Taranaki Art Show returns in 2026! 3 Days Only. A boutique art show experience celebrating creativity, connection and community. We’re excited to announce the return of the Taranaki Art Show for its third year, showcasing 40 artists from across Aotearoa in a carefully curated, destination-worthy setting. 📍 10–12 April 2026 📍 TSB Stadium – Mezzanine Floor Proudly supported by Venture Taranaki as our major sponsor, and event organisers The Collaboration, with the show held in association wit

NEXT MONTH Cirque Bon Bon explodes onto the stage with a high-octane fusion of circus, dance and comedy.🔥 Fresh from a sold-out Australian tour, this slick spectacle serves up gravity-defying stunts, jaw-dropping feats and epic visuals. Wildly fun for all ages! 📍TSB Showplace 📆 9-12 October | Taranaki Arts Festival

Not into long hikes? These Taranaki spots are a must. You don’t need a summit or sore legs to experience the best of Taranaki — these spots are easy-access, high-reward: 📍 Te Rewa Rewa Bridge Iconic coastal bridge that perfectly frames Mount Taranaki on clear days, with a flat and easy walk. 📍 Three Sisters & Elephant Rock Dramatic coastal formations best visited at low tide, with a short beach walk and big wow-factor views. 📍 Pukekura Park A peaceful city park with lakes, gardens, and gentle