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Sweet Louise Gibbs Farm Fundraiser

Sweet Louise Gibbs Farm Fundraiser2022Sat26Feb10:00 amSat2:02 pmGibbs FarmAgesAll AgesTypeArtWhereWest Auckland OrganiserSweet Louise

When

(Saturday) 10:00 am - 2:02 pm

Event Details

Sweet Louise, New Zealand’s only charity solely supporting Kiwis living with incurable breast cancer, is excited to present a rare opportunity to visit Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park on Saturday 26 February 2022.

Gibbs Farm open-air sculpture park is home to a series of major site-specific artworks commissioned from some of the world’s most significant artists including Andy Goldsworthy, Anish Kapoor and Richard Serra.

Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy a family day out, wandering around the park admiring the sculptures and exotic animals, including giraffes and zebras!

What to bring

  • Comfortable walking shoes – the paved walk is 6-7 km long; however, you can choose to do as much or as little of this as you please
  • Camera – photos are allowed
  • Sunscreen and hat
  • Food & water – there will be coffee available to purchase on site
  • Raincoat – this event will go ahead rain or shine!
  • Please consider bringing a face mask or covering

Note: There are toilets available on site.

Gibbs Farm has two entrances. Please check your ticket for details about which gate to enter the farm through – either 61 Barr Road or 2421 Kaipara Coast Highway. This helps to manage traffic flows and onsite parking.

This event will follow government guidelines in order to take place safely. If the event is unable to happen and it can be rescheduled, Sweet Louise will get touch with all ticketholders with the new date. If you are unable to attend the new date, a refund will be offered.

All proceeds from this event will go towards supporting Kiwis living with incurable breast cancer.

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Price

Child ticket ( o – 18 years old) $65 | Adult ticket $95

There will be no sales at the gate so get in early to avoid disappointment!

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Organiser

Sweet Louise

Support for incurable breast cancer.

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