Dermot Kelly showcases his unique glass detailing work at the Sculpture Park and will be exhibiting work for sale.

The Creative workshops at the Sculpture Park are a showcase of some of the Waikato’s best artists and craftspeople. The workshops range from floristry to wood carving to creative writing or watercolor painting.

Owen and Yotum are part of the team behind managing the 17.5 hectares that is the Sculpture Park. The park contains over 30,000 different species of trees and shrubs and is a visual experience.

Metal clay is a new unique jewelry making material that can transform to silver when heated. Learn how to create your own piece of art inspired jewellery.

Meet Summer Okey - a young emerging artist from the Waikato.

The craft of "flower pressing" was developed over thousand of years and is a craft that is again popular with young and old.

This free form style of weaving is a beautiful expression of colour and texture. Elegant and without limitations it knows no boundaries.

The craft of "Green wood" carving is unique and an old and established tradition which uses simple tools like an axe, a knife and a pebble to polish.

Meet Lilly Franke and Tabea Dietel from Germany who are “woofers” and visiting the Sculpture Park, working and experiencing some New Zealand culture.

Launching the new outdoor Gallery at the Sculpture Park with the first exhibition of work by Harley Moore.

We have the winner!

The People’s Choice Award for the Fleeting Moments of Autumn competition has been drawn.

The Sculpture Park provides a variety of educational opportunities for school groups.

At the Sculpture Park we can provide a unique experience for international students to see New Zealand fauna, flora and birdlife.

Join the Sculpture Park community and become a volunteer, working with the team to maintain and build the Art-In-Nature-Experience that is the Sculpture Park

TWIICE cups the newest taste sensation.

Dog day at the Sculpture Park

It was our pleasure and privilege to host Seven Sharp at The Sculpture Park.

We wanted to plant trees and to live among the trees we had planted. We also wanted to be sure that the land we bought was not valuable agricultural land.

Check out the article about the Sculpture Park in the September edition of Motorhomes, Caravans & Destinations. Readers will find Lisa Potter's article a great incentive to add the park their itineraries for a visit to the Waikato.