Lochmara Lodge Arts Centre is home to a wide range of art exhibits, live performances and other events. Call in and see what's happening.

This community arts facility in Lochmara Bay is popular with travelers, so make sure it features on your schedule. Don't think the sightseeing ends there, however. There are plenty more places waiting for you to enjoy after Lochmara Lodge Arts Centre. Picton Harbour, Kenepuru Sounds, and Lochmara Lodge Marlborough Sounds Wildlife Recovery Centre are close by.

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