Wellington Go Green Expo 2026
7 – 8 November 2026TSB Arena
4 – 6 September 2026
Hnry Stadium
Spring into your house projects with fresh advice from the best in the business at the Wellington Home & Garden Show. Bring your ideas to Hnry Stadium and get inspired to put them into action. Wherever you are in your home improvement journey, there's something for you. Explore kitchens, energy-saving solutions, renovating, landscaping, homewares, and more. Artisan goods, and health and well-being products are also on show. Take your time browsing the stalls, then attend an informative ‘Ask an Expert’ session. Legendary Newstalk ZB resident builder Peter Wolflkamp will make an appearance as well.
If you need a brain break, go paint a pot with the team at Resene, or grab a coffee and bite to eat. Bringing the kids? No worries. There are family-friendly activities provided in the Springfree Family Zone. The show will also feature exclusive specials and giveaways, and one major prize.
7 – 8 November 2026TSB Arena
If you’re wandering along Wellington’s waterfront, here’s where you can eat and drink along the way.
Wondering where to get brunch in Wellington? Whether you’re craving something savoury or sweet, here’s your go-to guide for mid-morning eats.
The city’s hills, beaches, and trails offer much opportunity to experience nature. Fuel your adventure with a stop-off at one of the excellent eateries offers nearby.
Wellington takes its coffee seriously. Whether you’re after a creamy flat white, a jet-fuelled long black, or something in between, there are plenty of places to keep you caffeinated.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a festival, big game, concert, or conference – everyone needs some quality kai before attending something at the stadium.
Wellington is home to the oldest botanic garden in New Zealand. On the city edge there are 25 hectares of specialised plants, unique landscapes, and city views.
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