A Visit to Gibbs Farm Fundraiser

Join Corban Estate Arts Centre for a very special visit to the world-renowned Gibbs Farm sculpture park. With all funds raised from ticket sales directly supporting Corban Estate Arts Centre in being able to subsidise bus costs for West Auckland schools participating in our education programmes - ensuring more tamariki can engage in the arts. 

Gibbs Farm is home to the largest collection of grand-scale outdoor sculpture in Aotearoa. This world-class, open-air sculpture park is situated north of Auckland and offers stunning views across the Kaipara Harbour. Its significant collection features site-specific artworks commissioned from renowned artists such as Graham Bennett, Chris Booth, Daniel Buren, Andrew Rogers, Marijke de Goey, Andy Goldsworthy, and many more. 

Don't miss this rare opportunity! Gather your friends, bring a picnic lunch, and enjoy an unforgettable day out - all while supporting our fundraising initiative! 

Image: Sentinels (2017) Andrew Rogers. Courtesy of Gibbs Farm

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We are very grateful to The Gibbs Farm trustees for allowing us access to this very special site. Gibbs Farm is a private property open by appointment only. There is no entry fee applicable when visiting Gibbs Farm. 

Tickets to this event are non-transferable and non-refundable. 
Please refer to Gibbs Farm terms and conditions prior to purchasing your tickets. 

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GETTING THERE:

• Gibbs Farm has two entrances, and we will be using the entrance via Barr Road, Makarau.

• To minimise traffic congestion and our impact on the environment, please carpool. 

WHAT TO EXPECT:

• This is a self-guided tour, and you will be provided with a comprehensive site map on arrival.   

• Gibbs Farm sculpture park is set on farmland that is steep and hilly on both grass and a paved pathway, a reasonable level of fitness is required as you make your way around the farm. 

• As large ponds and lakes are dotted across the site, children must be supervised at all times.

• Various exotic animals graze several locations on the property.

• Photography is permitted but no drones are allowed.

WHAT TO BRING:
The day will continue rain or shine so bring clothing suitable for sun, wind or rain.

• Comfortable walking shoes.

• Hat, sunblock, + wet weather gear.

• Picnic lunch, snacks + water.

• Your entry ticket/s.

TICKETS:
There is NO WIFI onsite so please ensure that you have either printed your tickets or saved a screenshot to present at the Barr Rd entry. This will reduce queues and allow everyone more time to enjoy the experience on the day.

FACILITIES:
Basic portaloo facilities are available in various locations on site as well as a purpose built multi-unit accessible facility at the Giraffe House.