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25 Vivian Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011
PO Box 9714, Marion Square, Wellington 6011(postal address) (04) 3843088
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Community Venue
Art Gallery and Space
Cultural Activities
Educational space

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A great spot to see locally-grown art and theatre. Friends and strangers regularly exhibit artworks in the downstairs gallery space, which is a great spot for an opening with wine and crowds, while the large upstairs area has plenty of room for performances.

    The rough and ready gallery space underneath the Thistle Hall is always and buzzing with work that might not be all the way there but is definitely exciting.

      …or more specifically the art gallery that sits underneath it. This is where a lot of up-and-comers get their starts so pop along to have a glance at what the future of art looks like. Sometimes it’s a bit strange, sometimes it’s a bit ugly, but it’s always cutting-edge.

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