ENABLING ARTS & CULTURE AROUND WĀNAKA & QUEENSTOWN.
The Three Lakes Cultural Trust has been established to encourage and support arts and culture in our community, fostering residents’ wellbeing and our district’s economic vitality and resilience.
We are working to enable a vibrant and distinct arts and cultural district to blossom. Therefore enriching the lives of people within our district, now and through time.
Our name refers to our districts three lakes, which are Hāwea, Wānaka and Whakatipu.
Photo to right: LUMA 2019, by @leighjefferyphotos
How to support Arts
There are many ways you can get involved with Three Lakes Cultural Trust and ultimately help us grow our vibrant communities through arts and culture.
Subscribe to our newsletter and/or follow us on social media to keep up-to-date with opportunities as they arise.
If you have a particular skill that you think would be of value to us, we are a friendly bunch. Do reach out and introduce yourself.
And of course we couldn’t do what we do if it weren’t for our generous donors and grant providers who support our projects which in turn help us grow a thriving arts and cultural scene.
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Pictured: Queenstown Contemporary Gallery. Strategic Disconnection Exhibition. Work by Marc Blake (left), Wesley John Fourie (right).
Coming soon
We are working on an online platform that will make arts and culture easier to find and connect within our district.
This platform will be called Te Wāhi Toi. It will offer a What’s On Guide, Creative Directory, Find A Space Guide, Community Arts News and some exciting personalisation features.
Until Te Wāhi To launches we are offering a range of information through our social channels and newsletter.
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Cultivate Creative Potential
Our future donors will provide essential support to creative initiatives, from existing; to those that have been dreamed of or are yet to be dreamt.
By donating to the Three Lakes Cultural Trust you play a pivotal role in helping us support and foster a sense of creatively, belonging, connection and sense of community among the people of our district and visitors alike.
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Pictured: LUMA 2019, by @leighjefferyphotos
