Waiheke Community Art Gallery offers a range of exhibitions and programmes that will inspire and delight.
We bring the best of art from around Aotearoa New Zealand to the Island and offer the best of Waiheke art to the world – so be sure to include the Gallery as a stop for things to do in Waiheke.
Open Thursday – Tuesday 10am – 4pm (Closed Wednesday during winter)
2 Korora Road, Waiheke Island, Auckland, New Zealand
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