Autumn in Martinborough (March, April, May)
A busy time in the vineyards and the wineries as the grapes are picked and processed. The autumn colours on the vines make this a lovely time to visit.
Martinborough Fairs
Held on the first Saturday of February and March, these are the largest craft fairs in Australasia.
TK Summertimes
Relax at TK after the fair with a line up of jazz and blues. Free entry.
Blue Creek Glow Worm Caves
A rare opportunity to visit these caves on Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th March as they open to the public as a fundraiser for Martinborough School and the Ruakokapatuna Hall.
Golden Shears
The World's premier Shearing and Wool handling Championships takes place in Masterton during the first weekend in March.
Sculpture in the Country 2011
Saturday 12th to Sunday 13th March, 10am to 4.30pm. The third biennial Sculpture in the Country event comes to Gladstone Vineyard - an exhibition and sale of sculptures by leading New Zealand artists, with all art works for sale. Buy tickets at the gate on the day.
Wairarapa Wines Harvest Festival
Saturday 19th March 2011, 11am to 5pm. Showcasing sensational wines and food from throughout the Wairarapa region, this relatively new event already has a loyal following. Click here to find out about bus transport from Martinborough to the festival.
Trust House Balloons over Wairarapa
Friday 18th to Sunday 20th March. Balloons from around New Zealand take part in this three day balloon extravaganza.
Round the Vines
We are proud to sponsor this annual fundraising event for Martinborough School. Walk or run through the vines on Sunday 20th March 2011.
French Country Fair
2nd & 3rd April, French style market and entertainment at Tauherenikau Racecourse.
Easter
In 2011 Easter falls on the weekend of 24th April, a great opportunity to camp before putting the tent away for winter.
Easter Sunday at TK
24th April 2011, settle in at Te Kairanga wines with free entertainment from Pat McKenna.
For comprehensive Wairarapa event listings click here.
