Eastern Southland Gallery
14 Hokonui Drive, Gore
Galleries & Museums, Culture
Housed in the former Carnegie Library building in Gore, the permanent collection at Eastern Southland Gallery beckons local and international art fans alike.
Bill Richardson Transport World
491 Tay Street, Hawthorndale, Invercargill
A menagerie of all things that ‘go’.
Chiaroni Gallery
28 Don Street, Invercargill
In 1873, Italian immigrant Mansueto Chiaroni opened Southland’s first gallery. 145 years later his great grandchildren reopened it with work by local painters, photographers, sculptors and more.
E Hayes Motorworks Collection
168 Dee Street, Invercargill
A family owned hardware store and free-to-view museum that honours motorcyclist Burt Munro and “The World’s Fastest Indian”.
Hokonui Moonshine Museum
16 Hokonui Drive, East Gore, Gore
A museum and whiskey distillery that pays homage to the notorious Scotch-New Zealander clan the McRae, who supplied the region with some of the best whiskey distilled outside of Scotland during Prohibition, aka Hokonui Moonshine.
St James Theatre
61 Irk Street, East Gore, Gore
Gore’s vibrant and electric cultural heart offers daily blockbuster screenings, live productions and a retro snack bar which delights visitors of all ages.
Te Hikoi Southern Journey
172 Palmerston Street, Riverton
An immersive look at NZ’s south coast where a rich bi-cultural narrative pre-dates Riverton’s 1836 establishment.