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One for the cats...
These organic catnip fortune cookies are now available from Little Lions on Felt, having been comprehensively vetted (oops, don't mention the vet!) by their crew of dedicated feline testers. We reckon it's a very lucky little lion that gets their paws on some! Read more »
Time, tide, and timber: the Kiwi woodworker inspired by Aotearoa's surf spots
Rob Stanyon of Wooden Kiwi describes himself as a hobby woodworker, but the growing range of wood products springing from his Waihopo workshop suggests he may need a new descriptor! Making surf-themed clocks and handy accessories for the beach and bach from kiln-dried pine, laminated plywood and sustainably sourced timbers... Read more »top selling
markets & events
Saturday 23 June
Makers Market CHC
2pm to 6pm at Exchange Christchurch - XCHC, 376 Wilsons Road North. A carefully curated market of makers and maker supporters, showcasing local creatives. Coffee and nibbles available onsite, children and dogs welcome! Gold coin entry (and popcorn).
Sunday 24 June
Midwinter Knack WEL
9.30am to 1.30pm at Berhampore School, 105 Britomart Street, Berhampore. Quality handmade items from local makers to get you through winter in comfort and style, great coffee, delicious hot food and tasty baking. Free and easy parking, Eftpos available. Admission free.
10am to 3pm at The Lincoln Event Centre,15 Meijer Dr, Lincoln. A wide range of quality locally handmade items, delicious food and refreshments. ATMs and plenty of parking available. Admission free.
Friday 6 July
Matariki Night Mākete/Markets CHC
4pm - 10pm at The Arts Centre. Celebrate Matariki with kapa haka performances, more Kiwi music and delicious kai, and of course a great market featuring Aotearoa art, crafts, and jewellery. Admission free.
Saturday 7July
Matariki Night Mākete/Markets CHC
4pm - 10pm at The Arts Centre. Celebrate Matariki with kapa haka performances, more Kiwi music and delicious kai, and of course a great market featuring Aotearoa art, crafts, and jewellery. Admission free.
