Mesoverse - Free, public immersive art installation.
Hi everyone, thanks to the amazing public support and interest, we are extending our opening hours with special school holiday hours!
Totally free to enter!
Mesoverse, multi media immersive art installation opening hours:
Special school holidays times between July 16th - 18th, 1 - 3pm.
Then back to regular hours from July 23rd to August 8th,
Thurs to Fri 5 -7pm and Sat 2 - 4pm.
Entry on the Victoria On The River side.
Child friendly.
Imagine walking through a secret door, a journey through a maze bursting with creativity and multimedia installations, where physical and digital arts blend together as one and you arrive into an intergalactic universe, MESOVERSE!
Mesoverse is an exciting, innovative project with established local artists collaborating with lighting and multimedia specialists to create a public art space like no other! A large scale immersive artwork and a mixed media playground.
Find out more here: mesoverse.nz
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