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October 30, 2025
Rebranded cafe, gallery to reopen
The former Lighthouse Gallery in Gore Street, Bluff. PHOTO: SUPPLIED The former Lighthouse Gallery in Gore St, Bluff is rebranding and reopening with the big launch due to coincide with the Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail event over the weekend of November 1-2.
Bluff is set to welcome back a familiar artistic hub with a fresh new look. The former Lighthouse Gallery, located on Gore Street, is reopening its doors after a period of transformation, promising a revitalized space for art lovers and community members alike. The highly anticipated launch is strategically planned to coincide with the Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail, a significant event for the region's arts scene, taking place over the weekend of November 1st and 2nd.
While the exact details of the rebranding remain under wraps, the buzz surrounding the reopening suggests a significant shift from the gallery's previous identity. Locals are eager to see what the new direction entails and how it will contribute to Bluff's cultural landscape. The decision to time the launch with the Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail highlights the owners' commitment to immediately integrating the space into the broader artistic community.
The Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail is an annual event that draws art enthusiasts from across the region, showcasing the diverse talents of Southland artists. By participating in this event, the rebranded gallery will undoubtedly gain valuable exposure and attract a wide audience to its grand reopening. Visitors can expect a weekend filled with artistic exploration, discovering new works and connecting with local creatives.
The Lighthouse Gallery, before its rebranding, served as a prominent fixture in Bluff, providing a platform for both established and emerging artists. Its location on Gore Street made it easily accessible, contributing to its popularity among residents and tourists. The reopening signifies a renewed commitment to fostering creativity and providing a vibrant space for artistic expression in the Bluff community. The owners are hoping that the revamped space will not only attract art aficionados but also serve as a welcoming gathering place for people to connect and appreciate the power of art. The community eagerly awaits the unveiling of the rebranded space and looks forward to a weekend of celebration and artistic discovery during the Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail.
While the exact details of the rebranding remain under wraps, the buzz surrounding the reopening suggests a significant shift from the gallery's previous identity. Locals are eager to see what the new direction entails and how it will contribute to Bluff's cultural landscape. The decision to time the launch with the Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail highlights the owners' commitment to immediately integrating the space into the broader artistic community.
The Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail is an annual event that draws art enthusiasts from across the region, showcasing the diverse talents of Southland artists. By participating in this event, the rebranded gallery will undoubtedly gain valuable exposure and attract a wide audience to its grand reopening. Visitors can expect a weekend filled with artistic exploration, discovering new works and connecting with local creatives.
The Lighthouse Gallery, before its rebranding, served as a prominent fixture in Bluff, providing a platform for both established and emerging artists. Its location on Gore Street made it easily accessible, contributing to its popularity among residents and tourists. The reopening signifies a renewed commitment to fostering creativity and providing a vibrant space for artistic expression in the Bluff community. The owners are hoping that the revamped space will not only attract art aficionados but also serve as a welcoming gathering place for people to connect and appreciate the power of art. The community eagerly awaits the unveiling of the rebranded space and looks forward to a weekend of celebration and artistic discovery during the Arts Murihiku Southland Arts Trail.
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