The Coromandel Community Arts Council runs this large gallery. Exhibitions are held by artists and craftspeople from the Coromandel Peninsula in particular and New Zealand in general. Opening hours from 10am till 4pm daily during exhibitions.
The Hauraki House Gallery is the hub of artistic talent and opens its doors showcasing over 31 artists work as part of the Great Coromandel Arts Tour in May - an exciting and inspiring 3 weekends of art. Click here for more info.

 Attractions include working potteries, packaged mini-bricks “for kids of all ages”, sculpture garden, ceramic murals, native wildlife sanctuary (guided tours by arrangement) and of course, the unforgettable 1 hour train ride, up through planted native forest to the ridge-top Eyefull Tower. The train passes sculptural, ceramic artworks on the way. The craft shop stocks a unique range of home-made crafts, souvenirs and literature. Ecology, history and children’s books about nature feature in our bookshop. Tickets available in the shop. Safe parking and public facilities include toilets and picnic areas.
Your hosts: Barry Brickell, Wailin Elliott and Erik Omundson. 380 Driving Creek Rd, Coromandel
Ph 07 866 8703 email: railway@drivingcreek.co.nz www.drivingcreekrailway.co.nz

Tucked away in a tranquil corner in the heart of Coromandel Town, the gallery at Tiki Studios is a calm contemporary space stocking New Zealand artwork including paintings, ceramics, glass, wood and gorgeous textiles.  We also have a vibrant and varied selection of tasteful affordable gifts.  The modern and spacious studio/workshop at Tiki Studios provides a wonderful space for the painting and textile classes included in our Art Holidays; tuition is given by local artists.  
Venue: 80 Tiki Road, Coromandel.  
Contact: 07 866 7988
Website  www.tikistudios.co.nz  

The Source is a Local Artists Collective.
Recycled (where possible), Local, Hand Crafted Original Items of Beauty.
There is Sterling Silver Jewellery, Sculpture, Pottery, Hats, Clothing, Felted items, Flax Weaving, Whale Bone Toanga, Lamps, Hand Forged Iron Work and that's just in the shop – next door through the gates made of recycled metal items is the sculpture garden – go in – enjoy. As the artists manage their own stock – the display is ever changing. Chances are you’ll meet one of the artists working behind the counter!
Contact: 07-866-7345

Barbara von Seida paints in acrylics and watercolours, with the emphasis on colour and mood, featuring vibrant scenery, still life and florals. The Studio also includes works by Patrick Greene focusing on local scenes. Both are multi award winning artists, who are recognised by their bold and distinctive styles. Also – private accommodation available with uninterrupted sea views.
Location: 600 Wyuna Bay Road
Contact: 07 866 8453
www.barbara-von-seida.co.nz

Kay’s work can be viewed at her new cliff top studio by prior arrangement. Large water sculptures and figures. Unusual planters. Hand thrown domestic ware with strong blue colours a specialty.
Please phone prior to visiting.
Location: Wyuna Bay Road
Contact:  07 866 8582

Lorraine Abernethy’s original fabric dolls appear in collections and publications worldwide. Her love of texture and colour flourishes in the fabric collage method she uses to dress her dolls. Each doll is an inspired work of multi-layered and embellished richness, giving rise to an individual with personality. Please phone first.
Location: 1900 Tiki Rd, Coromandel
Contact: 07 866 8895
email: liadolls@ihug.co.nz
www.lorrainesartdolls.com

Vaughan works in a vibrant, impressionist style using oils, acrylics, pastels and prints, to create still life, local land and seascapes. Also work done in Italy, Spain and Greece. His work can be viewed at his studio/gallery, open most days or by arrangement.
Location: 117 Preeces Point Rd, Coromandel
Contact: 07 866 7969
email: udallvaughan@hotmail.com

Petra Meyboden produces a wide range of gas and wood-fired, domestic stoneware pottery, including salt glazed pots. “My pots are freely and sensitively decorated, thrown with an ease which gives them lightness and life! They are a delight to use. Outside my big wood fired kiln and studio there is a sculpture garden with beautiful work, mainly totems, big and small.”
Location: 800 Driving Creek Rd, Coromandel
Contact: 07 866 7906
email: petrameyboden@netsurf.co.nz

Stuart Fyfe is a ceramic artist and potter who produces hand-built platters and bowls depicting natural forms, inspired by the local landscape. He also produces hand-thrown, domestic stoneware. His work has been exhibited in the Wairarapa, Wellington and Auckland. From hand built bowls and sculptural pieces, to domestic ware, these high fired bowls and platters are decorated with traditional reduction fired glazes.The Chinese Chun,Celadon, and Copper Red glazes offer special effects when in combination with the textural iron bearing clay body.
Location: 531 Preeces Point Rd, Coromandel
Contact: 07 866 8420
email: fyfes@orcon.net.nz

Fans of the exclusive Goldsmith Art will find a meeting with Hans-Leo Peters and his work, and unforgettable experience. He is a master of Goldsmith and the most awarded Goldsmith Artist in the world. Golden Art is the name of his famous international exhibition. Studio visits by appointment only.
Contact: 07 866 7120
www.golden-art.com

Call in to Greg Taylor’s Studio/Workshop in Colville for golden hand crafted furniture.
The range includes: tables, bench seats, book shelves, blanket boxes, bar suits, benches and more.
Commission work welcomed. Small items suitable for gifts, cutting boards etc from just $10.00
Located 22km north of Coromandel Town on a beautiful scenic route. Look for the “Wood Work” sign on the left.
Location: 1295 Colville Road, Colville Contact:07 866 6846
email: branchcreek@live.com www.branchcreek.co.nz

A studio of art and handicrafts. Allan produces landscapes in oils, profiles in pastels and free hand pencil sketches. Loes does hand crafts, knitting and tapestry.
95 Pagitt St, Coromandel
Ph 07 866 8053