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Cultural Events in South Island

South Island has at least 255 places listed under Cultural Events. The best rated is Switzers Museum & Bottlehouse (5.0 from 21 reviews). 23 of the 255 carry a photo and full details.

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Cultural Events venues on South Island

Real local businesses — 24 listed, book direct.

Looking for great cultural events in South Island? These are the venues travellers rate highest — what makes each one worth your visit:

Switzers Museum & Bottlehouse★ 5.0 (21)

Choose Switzers Museum & Bottlehouse for local business in South Island. The address at 39 Blaydon Street, Waikaia 9778, Nueva Zelanda puts it in the small town of Waikaia. The venue operates as a museum, and it is known for its collection of bottles and local historical material.

Broad Park Parkrun (Start)★ 5.0 (6)

When in South Island, Broad Park Parkrun (Start) is the local business that serves as an events venue on Broadpark Road in Waimairi Beach, Christchurch 8083, Nueva Zelanda. The start line sits within the Waimairi Beach suburb, giving the venue a coastal Christchurch setting for its weekly gatherings.

The Ashburton Fire Museum★ 5.0 (5)

On South Island, The Ashburton Fire Museum keeps its doors open at 19 Maronan Road, Tinwald, Ashburton 7778, New Zealand. The museum is known for its collection of fire service heritage in the town of Ashburton, and its own website at http://www.ashburtonfiremuseum.nz/contactus carries the museum's information.