Upcoming Exhibitions

An exhibition celebrating Aotearoa's remarkable biodiversity and the people who work to protect it.

A student drawing exhibition by Fang Art Studio

View a diverse range of watercolour techniques in a wide variety of genres in this annual Merit Awards

A curated four-week exhibition that explores the timeless symbolism of flowers across diverse cultural groups, through a wide range of artistic mediums.

Drawing influence from the Canadian outdoor painters known as The Group of Seven, this collection of paintings from selected members of the Auckland Plein Air Group reflects the ethos of being inspired by nature. The exhibition features work using a variety of mediums such as Oil paint, Waterolour, Acrylic, Oil Pastel and Pen to present an exciting exposition of techniques possible when interpreting the landscape. Each artist brings a unique voice and vision with subjects from coastline to mountains across New Zealand and further afield.

View over 450 artworks all priced under $500. Great original art at affordable prices.

Behind the Smile spotlights 11 everyday people who have navigated arduous mental health challenges throughout their lives. This audiovisual exhibition showcases the diversity of the human experience, and explores the depth of what goes on behind the smile. It is a call to people's empathy, and a space for viewers to find hope and strength in the challenges people have overcome. Voices of Hope are immensely proud of this campaign and the conversations we had that need to be heard. To get the full immersive experience BYO device and headphones.

An annual showcase to celebrate the creative success of our students who have attended art classes at EAC in 2025.

Returning by popular demand is the annual Hibiscus Art Studio trail which runs over three days in Feb. A self-drive self-guided trip around the beautiful Hibiscus Coast to visit and view the range of creative spaces. Start with viewing the exhibition to get an overview of the participating artists and studios.

In an era where digital technologies often overshadow traditional methods, the timeless art of printmaking has struggled to retain its revered status. Our project, “Pressing Matters” seeks to illuminate the intricate craftsmanship and intrinsic value of original printmaking through an immersive educational experience.

A group of local and talented painters meet every Monday at Stanmore Bay Hall to paint together, collaborate, share ideas and socialise. This exhibition is a culmination of their work and a celebration of their year's creativity.

With a Masters degree in business, Jane loves being a part-time tutor with Estuary Arts Centre, passing on her knowledge, insights and experiences as well as meeting other artists. “My work has been exhibited at galleries in Wellington and Auckland, and I am VERY proud of recently winning the Premier Award at the Annual Members Merit Awards 2025 at the Estuary Arts Centre in Orewa. This was definitely a career highlight for me.”

Now celebrating their 25th year of holding this annual art fundraiser for the significant work that Harbour Hospice does for our community.

View a selection of the winners new work. Featured winning artists include Sue Hill, Jocelyn Friss, Chris Wadsworth, Sandy Gaskill and Cheong Hong.

This exhibition celebrates the rising of the Matariki star cluster, a time to reflect, remember, and celebrate with whānau and friends.

An annual group exhibition by the members of the Hibiscus Coast Printmakers. Meeting every Friday at Estuary Arts Centre, the group comes together to share ideas, collaborate, and create. This exhibition showcases a diverse range of traditional and contemporary printmaking techniques from its talented members.

Always a highlight on the calendar our Members Merit Award is a brilliant celebration of the talented EAC members.