Top Things to do in Thames
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Top 9 Shopping in Thames, North Island
Discover the best top things to do in Thames, New Zealand including Watercolor Studio Gallery, Steamy Sisters, Thames Market, Carson's Bookshop, Antiques In Thames, Mainly Books Thames, Goldfields Shopping Centre, The Green Grocer, Thames Society of Arts.
Restaurants in Thames
1. Watercolor Studio Gallery
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
See a talented watercolorist artist at work in her studio in Thames. Jeanne-Marie's native scenes of New Zealand has won several art awards throughout the country. She also gives personal lessons and workshops (see website) Opened from 10AM to 4PM from Tuesday to Friday. For other days and times, please call Jeanne-Marie.
2. Steamy Sisters
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Steamy Sisters is a magical, mystical shopping experience. At the heart of Steamy Sisters is pure steampunk provenance as the building started life as part of Charles Judd's Foundry & Ironworks in 1869. Located in the historic precinct of Grahamstown, it offers a tantalising collection of steampunk finery, curios, oddities, art, handcrafts and gifts.
Reviewed By 9202tar
Amazing shop,helpful friendly. Raewyn is amazing how she can pull an outfit together. Her hats are superb. Karen the boss has the most amazing outfits. The wooden toys are cool fun for all ages.
3. Thames Market
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
Street market operating every Saturday from 8am - 12pm with stalls offering veggies, fruit, many of them organic, plants, flowers, arts, crafts, collectibles, and fine food.
Reviewed By connies591 - Cairns, Australia
Thames markets are held every Saturday. Markets are filled with books, bric a brack, plants, food stalls,and anything you can imagine. Well worth a visit
4. Carson's Bookshop
5. Antiques In Thames
6. Mainly Books Thames
7. Goldfields Shopping Centre
9. Thames Society of Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 759elib - Sydney, Australia
If you are lucky enough to be here in November for the Steampunk the Thames Festival when the whole town goes troppo for a bit of Victorian-era explorer/inventor chic. The TSOA on the out-side of town is situated in an old schoolhouses, in which the gallery hosts exhibits by local artists many of whome are inspired by the steampunk ethos.
