WHAT'S ON
​
New Work by local artists including :
Chris Roch, Garth Stepper, Marcus Capes, Helen Keen, Hayley Brown, Callum Gore, Michelle Huizinga, Brendan Ryan, Lynne Brown, Luisa Malone
DONT MISS
We are proud supporters of "The Shape of Things" Titirangi Theatres first play of the season. 18 - 28 March 2025
​​
​
​
Welcome to the Fringe of Heaven..
​
Welcome to the Weekend Gallery, home to changing art by local and New Zealand Artists as well as creative workshops and events. The Gallery space sits alongside our working studio in the Old Montana Wine site in Titirangi, nestled in the beautiful West Coast trees. The site is also home to glass artist Simon Lewis Wards ( by appointment ) .We are 5 minute drive past the Titirangi Village, the gallery is located right behind Olive Kitchen Cafe with carparks galore - so a great place to stop in have a coffee.
​
Titirangi Gallery Hop?
While at Titirangi Village, see our amazing public gallery Te Uru , and right next door Upstairs Gallery in Lodell House. Then dive down Scenic Drive to us here at Weekend Gallery
The Shape of Things
By Neil LaBute. book now
Titirangi Theatre Lodpell House. Directed by Kerynn Walsh.
18th - 28th March 2025
How far would you go for art and success? How much would you sacrifice for love? Such challenging and confronting questions are explored by American playwright Neil LaBute in his multi-award-winning black comedy The Shape of Things.
When shy English Lit student Adam meets the enigmatic and fascinating art major Evelyn, an intense and exciting relationship quickly develops. However, as Adam’s love life soars, his best friends’ relationship begins to fall apart, and all their relationships become increasingly complicated. This play unleashes a drama that peels back the layers of two modern-day relationships with surprising results.
Both darkly funny and gripping, The Shape of Things challenges society’s most deeply entrenched ideas about manipulation, art, and love.
For mature audiences - contains strong language and sexual references.
​