Bailee Lobb’s exhibition In Bathing, Bask is an installation of large, brightly coloured inflatable sculptures, transforming the gallery into an immersive and playful environment.

Free weekly sound-bathing and mindful movement sessions with Te Atamira resident artists Sunny Sky (Mondays at 5:30pm) and Anna Stuart (Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 2:15).

Pivotal Point is a charitable trust that was established last year to help support neurodiverse tamariki and their whānau within the Whakatipu Basin. Mondays at 10am - 16, 23 & 30 May.

Exhibition celebrating 60 years of the Queenstown Art Society.

A selection of recent artists’ films from around the globe. Fridays - Sundays from 20 May - 19 June, 10am - 4pm.

MILK Bottle People, organised by Frankton Library, is a series of community art workshops culminating in an exhibition.

Milly and Taylor dive into the often neglected world of female artists in the music world. Friday 27 May - Doors open 7pm.

Audiences are invited into the Art Chemist for a ‘consultation’ where they will be prescribed paintings, sculptures or creative undertakings to soothe their ailments – be they physical, emotional or existential. Saturday 28 May - Sunday 29 May, 10am-4pm.

Original piano compositions, blues guitar and folk songs by local musician David Bell. Saturday 28 May - Doors open 7pm.

Shibori dying workshop with artist Bailee Lobb - Saturday 28 May, 10am-1pm.

Talk with artist Bailee Lobb about her work and current exhibition at Te Atamira. Sunday 29 May, 11am

Somnia: Multi-media show by Queenstown band EchoKnot, supported by Estrogen. Friday 3 June & Saturday 4 June - Doors open: 7pm.