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Raglan Ramblers New Zealand

Raglan Ramblers go on walks from 9am on Wednesdays from James Street (near Catholic church). If using cars we have a car share cost of 10 cents per km to cover travel costs.

Fusion Body Therapies, Raglan, 2024
The Stoned Cow Raglan , 2024
Nikau Sanctuary 2024
Freedom to Fly Raglan 2024

You Can Pop Into iHub with All Your Questions

Karioi Mountain is 756m high, also known as 2,480 ft.

Putoetoe is the original name for the Raglan township.

Museum Fees

Updated visitor fees: Adults $5, Children $2, Pre-schoolers free.
www.raglanmuseum.co.nz

iHub Shop 10am–3pm

Open 7 days :: Arts :: Books :: Crafts :: Jewellery:: Maps :: Guides :: Upcycled Clothing

Volunteers Needed

Love Raglan like we do, and/or have the time? Send us an email:
info@raglanihub.nz

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Helping You Find Your Way Around

To find out more about Tracks and Trails in and around Raglan click here.

Plus use the Navigation above for Accommodation | Activities | Arts and the rest

Raglan iHub 2024 visitor information service

The Raglan iHub, a central hub for community information and a gateway to the Raglan & District Museum, has recently undergone a significant transformation. Thanks to the efforts of dedicated volunteers Angela Williams, Lisa Thomson, Shirley Pearson, and Lois Brooks, the iHub has been given a fresh  look. In just a single day, they revamped the space, creating an inviting atmosphere to better highlight the works of local artisans.

The newly redesigned space features improved displays that make the wide range of locally made arts and crafts more visible and appealing to visitors. The changes are intended to not only refresh the space but also to offer a better experience for those seeking unique, locally produced gifts and artwork. 

Raglan iHub 2024 visitor information service

With Christmas just around the corner, the iHub is highlighting the fact that it is a prime destination for holiday shopping. There is a gorgeous array of handcrafted products from local artisans, providing a range of options to help alleviate the stress of gift-giving.

New fittings were purchased from Trade Aid to help with the redesign, enhancing both the look and functionality of the retail area. The team at the iHub has worked hard to ensure the space is both attractive and practical, making it easier for visitors to browse the selection of local products.

Angela says: “Customers and community say they are loving the new layout.  Feels more spacious and so much easier to move around and see the creations available.”

Raglan iHub 2024 visitor information service

For local artisans, the iHub provides a valuable platform to display and sell their creations. If you are a local artisan and interested in selling your products at the iHub, you are encouraged to visit the space and learn more about the opportunities available. The iHub is open seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

As the holiday season approaches, the iHub invites everyone to stop by and explore the newly revamped space. Whether you are looking for a unique gift, interested in local history, or just want to support the local arts scene, the iHub offers something for everyone.

With the transformation complete, the iHub is now ready to serve the community in new and exciting ways, making it a must-visit destination in Raglan.

Gifts & Memoriabilia for Any Time of Year

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07 825 0556

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13 Wainui Road, Raglan, Waikato 3225

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Weaving experiences through people and place’

Welcome to the Whāingaroa/Raglan iHub, the one stop destination for all you need to know about this beautiful place.

We are a community defined by our natural rugged landscape, our unique connection from shoreline to mountain top, inland to our gentle rolling hills, our daily lives in synchronicity with the ebb and flow of the tides and changing seasons.

This place is made up of our coastal township of Raglan and our rural communities. We are diverse, we value hapu and iwi, we are people friendly with a strong community spirit grounded firmly in taking care of each other and our environment.

We celebrate creativity; arts, music, dance, theatre, drama, education, food and innovation.

We are renowned for our world class surf breaks, however, Raglan has so much more to offer, whether you’re seeking that perfect wave, exploring our eclectic shops, browsing our numerous galleries, learning our rich history, or simply enjoying a coffee, Raglan has something just for you.

We warmly welcome you here to this place that we are blessed to call home, we ask that you love and care for our place, as we do and in return, we will take care of you.

Nau mai, haere mai ki Whāingaroa

Raglan – where Mountain meets Surf

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Raglan – where Creative Lifestyles prosper

For the full Events Calendar in and around Raglan click here.

The Whāingaroa Raglan Destination Management Organisation which manages the Raglan iHub is grateful for funding support from the following organisations:

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