Gallery
Commercial & Dealer Gallery
Reyburn House Art Gallery stands as a cherished landmark in Whangārei operated by the Northland Society of Arts. This charitable organisation runs the venue as an art gallery, community centre, heritage site, wedding venue and function venue. Exhibitions rotate regularly and feature works by Northland artists alongside selected New Zealand creators across mediums including painting, sculpture, textiles, photography, folk art and contemporary practices.
The dedicated Art Studio hosts workshops and classes open to beginners and experienced creators. Art openings, demonstrations, talks and community projects take place year round. Artisan markets and special events utilise the heritage grounds. The venue supplies resources for exhibitions and professional development while the gift shop offers pieces from featured artists. Private gatherings are hosted in the indoor galleries and outdoor spaces.
Whangārei sits at the northern end of New Zealand framed by rolling hills, pristine beaches and a sheltered harbour. The Town Basin area transforms an industrial past into a marina precinct with galleries, cafes and waterfront strolls that place art in conversation with the city’s maritime heritage. Northland, known as Te Tai Tokerau, holds profound cultural significance with ancient kauri forests, volcanic landscapes and sacred sites.
The city’s arts scene draws from Māori traditions, European settlement influences and Pacific Islander contributions. Visitors to Reyburn House often combine a gallery visit with nearby attractions such as the Whangārei Quarry Gardens or the Tutukaka Coast. Events like artisan markets and festivals reflect the community spirit while the scenic backdrop supports weddings and functions that integrate art, nature and tradition.