Moy Hall Vineyard is in Martinborough, one of New Zealand’s smallest yet most awarded wine regions, about an hour’s drive from Wellington. The family-owned cellar door and vineyard sits on the Martinborough Terrace, a short walk or bike ride from Martinborough’s town square. The restaurant is open for lunch five days, offering a relaxing spot beside the vines to enjoy the chef’s local and seasonally inspired menu with wine matches.

Our first-rate venues provide unique locations with the flexibility and functionality to host a wide range of events. Whether you are looking for a venue to host a small off-site business meeting or a festival for thousands, we will have something for you!

Public Trust Hall, in the Public Trust Building, is one of New Zealand’s best examples of Edwardian Baroque architecture. Our beautiful venue sits on Lambton Quay, at the heart of Wellington’s culture and heritage precinct, close to government, corporates and public transport.

Right in the heart of the Central Business District, Queenstown Memorial Centre offers versatility and flexibility as one of central Queenstown’s larger venues. The main auditorium space allows for both theatre and dining configurations. Incorporated into the complex are two function rooms and a commercial kitchen. The outdoor patio deck and adjacent recreation ground provide outdoor dining or marquee opportunities, with plenty of secure parking close by.

We have been in hospitality for 20 years and offer 10 exciting and unique Queenstown bars & restaurants. We can cater for basically any get-together, be it a group of 2 to 500.

Spark Arena has earned its reputation as New Zealand’s leading venue for large scale gala dinners and corporate functions. Our state-of-the-art facilities and experienced team will assist you in delivering a spectacular and unforgettable event for your guests.

The Historic Village is a community hub that has an eclectic mix of businesses, community organisations, arts studios, historic buildings, and venues for hire.

The Woolston Tannery, where pelts were once processed, is today home to an impressive shopping arcade with 65 tenants which are a diverse mix of owner-operated boutiques, from designer clothing and accessories, to bakeries and bookshops.