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Things to do in Raglan, North Island: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in Raglan, New Zealand including Raglan Photo Gallery, Xtreme Zero Waste, Tony Sly Pottery, Matapihi Art Gallery, Raglan Creative Market, Meet The Makers Tours, Toi Hauauru Studio, Jet Collective.
Restaurants in Raglan
1. Raglan Photo Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Raglan Photo Gallery is open to the public, sharing a broad range of photography taken on the wild west coast of NZ, Raglan. Also showcasing other local artists such as Skateboards, home soft furnishings & jewellery.
Reviewed By 740Jeb
Absolutely lovely photos of the Raglan area, with some spectacular surf photos. Well priced pieces, some of which can be bought unframed.
2. Xtreme Zero Waste
3. Tony Sly Pottery
4. Matapihi Art Gallery
5. Raglan Creative Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
The Raglan Creative Market is a monthly market held the second Sunday of each month at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre in Whaingaroa-Raglan, New Zealand. The Raglan Creative Market reflects the Raglan lifestyle by showcasing the friendly, creative, healthy and alive atmosphere of the area. We are back under Alert Level 1! 2020 MARKET DATES: 12 July 12, 9 August, 13 September, 11 October, 24 October (Labour Weekend), 8 November, 13 December.
6. Meet The Makers Tours
Kia ora, I'm Amanda, Chief Magic Maker. I love people food, art & fashion. I live in Raglan, a North Island West Coast Beach town with an artsy surfy vibe. There are a lot of talented artisans living and creating in Raglan, all of them with fascinating stories to share, and all of them doing things the 'Raglan way'. Come with me, I'll take you to meet some wonderful artisans in this special place with inspires their creativity - Raglan.
7. Toi Hauauru Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
8. Jet Collective
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By TheZenOfThings - Raglan, New Zealand
Jet is a collective which means you get to meet the artists, as they take turns running the shop. Always friendly and willing to help. This place is good for presents - either for others or for yourself - photography, cards, stone jewellery, massage bars (very popular), tie-tied endless scarves, pottery wall-plaques, coasters, a couple of local kids' story books.
