Raglan Arts Weekend | Labour Weekend
The Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW), now in its 16th year, draws thousands of art aficionados from across the country who come to get a sneak peek into the creative process of Raglan's local talent. Visit over 70 artists working in an exciting and diverse range of media - styles and media keep evolving year to year and 2026 promises to delight with oil and UV painting, Japanese Gyotaku fish printing, 3D printing, stone sculpture, textiles, photography, designer jewellery and more. Not only that, visitors will be delighted by installations, demos, workshops and of course music from RAW’s partner, the Raglan Country and Blues music festival.
RAW is a self-guided tour, where you can use our Raglan Arts Guide booklet and map, as well as our website to help you plot your own route. You can start your tour at the Old School Arts Centre where you pick up a brochure, see some of the artist studios, get a feel for the art from each studio, and plan the rest of your day or weekend. There will also be a Preview Exhibition and 300x300 show where you can pick up a limited artwork for a fraction of the original price.
We also have “The Hatch”, an emerging artists show including 17 up and coming Whaingaroa artists.
Visit us on our website or our Facebook/ Instagram pages for more details.
www.raglanartsweekend.nz
Facebook: @raglanart
Instagram: @raglanartsweekend
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