Prominent light artist Trish Campbell’s work is in the spotlight in Queenstown after installing one of her most creative high-profile sculptures in the resort. The Auckland-based artist has been designing and creating lightworks for 12 years, featuring in many exhibitions and events across New Zealand. But it is
Wanaka’s Dripping Bowl food caravan is spearheaded by professional chef Evelyn Vallillee and Fresh Link owner Jesse Herbert who launched their take-out business in 2021 with an ethos of food good for the body and the soul. “The balance has really flipped in terms of unhealthy
The mission behind Well Bean café at the Wānaka Health Centre is to provide fresh, healthy and hearty food which is different to the café norm, according to owner Naomi Lindsay “Looking after our physical and mental health starts with what we put in our bodies. It’s all
The Southern Lakes’ only dedicated food tour, Forage & Feast Adventures, is this year marking its third season offering immersive culinary adventures in Wānaka after overcoming the challenges created by the Covid-19 pandemic. Owner Naomi Lindsay is a self-confessed foodie traveller and has travelled the world always finding
Passionate apiarist Barna Szocs hasn’t looked back since opening his bee hive rental operation Tiaki Bees in the Southern Lakes in 2020. “There have been so many positive interactions and great feedback from clients from all walks of life. It is very reassuring and heart-warming when a
As Clyde fashion boutique Lily & Esther celebrates its fifth anniversary, owner Anna McRichie has added a new high-profile label to the store. “When I started out five years ago it was with a clear goal to exclusively stock high-end New Zealand designer fashion, handbags and
Exceptional customer service is Central Otago bike company Bike It Now! ‘s secret weapon. “Our customers are our ambassadors, and we work hard to look after people, discover what they need and offer the best solutions,” says co-owner Duncan Randall. “ Everyone is welcome from families
Wānaka winery Paddon’s Paddock is making a name for itself being one of only four vineyards in New Zealand and the only one in Central Otago to produce the highly specialised wine varietal Sauvignon Gris. The winery is owned by Jackie and Chris Paddon who together with
Helping Kiwis and visitors connect with nature, enjoy their environment and create lifelong memories has been the driver for The Camp at Lake Hawea for more than 50 years. “There’s something special about packing up for a weekend away with friends in the great outdoors and
The South Island’s premier three-day music festival Rhythm & Alps is bringing serious sonic heat to the Cardrona Valley this summer with the return of international artists for the first time since 2020. Over 10,000 people are expected to join in the revelry with 40 of