Exhibitions
Mokomoko is back!!!
We have two beautiful Otago skinks that are visiting Central Stories till the end of April. Come in and meet them!!
Exhibitions
A Touch of Gold Exhibition
Central Stories is proud to present “A Touch of Gold,” a solo exhibition featuring the vibrant works of celebrated artist Robin Eden. This exhibition showcases Eden’s distinctive oil paintings that capture the majestic landscapes of Central Otago with her signature impressionist style and masterful use of light.
Exhibitions
Grace and Wit: A Family’s Artistic Journey
“Grace, Poetry and Wit” brings together the remarkable artistic legacy of one family across generations. This unique exhibition showcases works by three sisters—Rachel Hirabayashi, Amanda Griffin, and Sarah Jones—alongside pieces by their late father, David Jones, a professional artist of the 1970s.
Events
Six Strings at Six
Classical Guitarist Braden Southee will be performing at Central Stories on Saturday 26th April 2025. Six Strings at Six An Evening of Classical Guitar with Braden Southee Event Details Ticket Prices Step into an enchanting evening of classical guitar mastery as we welcome virtuoso Braden Southee to Central Stories Museum Read more…
Events
Daniel Champagne Concert
Daniel Champagne LIVE at Central Stories Museum and Art Gallery, Alexandra Friday, 4th July 2025 | 7:30 PM – 9:20 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM) Get ready for an unforgettable evening as Australian guitar virtuoso Daniel Champagne takes the stage at Central Stories Museum and Art Gallery in Alexandra! Read more…
Events
Hunt for History with Central Otago Museums
Calling all young explorers! Get ready for an exciting adventure this summer with the ‘Central Otago in 100 Objects” exhibition. 5 Museums – Clyde Museum, Central Stories Museum Alexandra, Cromwell Museum, Teviot Museum and Maniototo Early Settlers Museum have banded together. Grab your free ‘Hunt for History Passport’ from any Read more…
Stories
The Mystery of James Horn
When an innocuous plastic bag was left at the doorstep of the empty Sir William Bodkin Building in 2002, few could have imagined the mystery hiding inside. Alongside a leather horse rein and gun holster was this well preserved letter from a dying father to his desperate son on the Read more…