Quick Guide

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.

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. 

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.”