Events and Venues

Marlborough has an abundance of international-quality events that attract many people to the region year after year.

A guide to events in Marlborough is available on the Marlborough 4 Fun website. Marlborough 4 Fun proudly provides and supports events and festivals for the Marlborough community and visitors to the region.

Upcoming Major Events

• September 2010 Events
  Celebrate the arrival of spring by getting out and seeing Marlborough at its prettiest. The public gardens are bursting into blossom and, after the winter rains, everything is looking lush.
• September School Holiday Programme
  The September School Holiday Programme is on the Marlborough 4 Fun website, under Download Event Guides.
• August 2010 Events
  August is a month for fancy footwork in Marlborough....whether you’re joining a family running event or polishing up the dancing shoes...or listening to an All White explaining how it’s done.
• The Queen Charlotte Classic Multi Sport Race
  takes you on a journey through a stunning part of New Zealand, running the famous Queen Charlotte Track, cycling the scenic Queen Charlotte Drive and paddling the beautiful Queen Charlotte Sound.
• Marlborough Women's Tri
  The Women's Tri is planned for 28 November this year. With construction taking place at the Stadium 2000 pool complex the course options are being evaluated and a decision will be made within the next month.
• Love Rugby Love Marlborough
  Follow the Rugby World Cup 2011, New Zealand events in Marlborough as we count down to kickoff on Friday September 9, 2011.
• The Wine Exhibition at Marlborough Museum
  The story behind the vineyards and the winemaking heritage of Marlborough can be easily absorbed during a visit to The Wine Exhibition at Marlborough Museum.

Venues Managed by Council

• Parks and Reserves
  Marlborough parks and reserves can be used for events. Contact Council's Customer Service Centre on 03 520 7400 to find out more.
• Community Halls
  Scattered across Marlborough are the 21 local halls that serve as meeting points for their immediate communities.