Discover creative events, funding opportunities, and cultural highlights from across Queenstown Lakes in our latest creativity, culture and heritage newsletter.

This case study outlines how creativity is already showing up, how we can build on momentum, futureproof our economy, and bring our community together in meaningful ways.

Discover creative events, funding opportunities, and cultural highlights from across Queenstown Lakes in our latest arts and heritage newsletter.

Save the date, 12 to 15 June 2025 - Weaving Creativity, Community, and Collective Action in Queenstown Lakes.

Practical FREE workshop designed to demystify aspects of creative rights & resale royalties now in effect. 

Stay update to date on all things creativity and culture in our March 2025 newsletter.

Designed to strengthen the capability of non-profit organisations and support sustainable funding strategies.

The CCS funding round is now open, aimed to strengthen the local arts sector.

Stay up to date on all things arts, culture and heritage in the Queenstown Lakes District.

December Newsletter - Meri Kirihimete, Amplify submission, Heritage connectivity and more.

TLCT response to the Draft Amplify: A Creative and Cultural Strategy for New Zealand

Gizelle Regan, Three Lakes Cultural Trust Board Chair, reviews the year that was, 2024.

Join an upcoming workshop on your Creative Rights & the upcoming Artists Resale Royalty.

Te Muka Toi, Te Muka Tākata l The Creativity, Culture and Heritage Strategy for the Queenstown Lakes District

The DRAFT Queenstown Lakes District Creativity and Culture Strategy is now ready for your review and feedback.

Update on the development of the Queenstown Lakes District Creativity, Culture and Heritage strategy.

A letter from our Board Chair Gizelle Regan, a year in review.

Queenstown Lakes District is the second most creative city across Aotearoa New Zealand

An initiative for arts, culture and heritage across Aotearoa New Zealand

Have your say on the future of arts, culture and heritage in Queenstown Lake District.