Category: On the Street
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Black cat street art
Black cats have had a very undeserved bad rap. They are also often the last to be adopted from shelters. So I was so pleased to see this stunning art work at Little High. I’m a big fan of black cats, having had the honour of a lovely black cat adopting us a few years…
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Locky Dock E-bike Station and Charger
Well after a bit of a hiatus, I thought I should start blogging again. It’s been a weird old time of it, but New Zealand is very lucky in that we are getting back to some kind of normal. The central city was busy today with people out and about on bikes or scooters, and…
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Rollickin’ Gelato Mural
Spotted on a wall near Cashel Mall. The mural is by local artist Wongi.
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Lavender Planting on Worcester Street
The lavender mass planting on Worcester Street is looking amazing right now, probably thanks to all of the rain we’re having.
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Noodlescape Pop-Up Garden in Cathedral Square
Noodlescape is an Enliven Place Project designed by GEDES Studio, delivered by Greening the Rubble and sponsored by Evergreen Landscapes. It is one of three pop-up gardens that will be in the Cathedral Square over the summer. The gardens were selected by public vote.
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Flora and Fauna Mural at Kahikatea Common
Kahikatea Common is a new public space in the South Frame – in the block between Montreal, Durham, Tuam and St Asaph streets. The large mural is by artist Anne McDonald.
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Merivale Lane, Pretty in Pink Blossoms
Merivale Lane is looking very pretty right now with these gorgeous pink blossom trees in flower all the way down the Lane.
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The Osborne Street Little Free Pantry and Little Free Library
Yesterday, I learned of the Little Pantry on Osborne Stree in Philipstown (thanks to Melanie who left a comment on the blog). I was expecting it to be low on food items, but as you can see it was completely out of them. So I added in some spare items from my own pantry –…
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Temporary Fence Artwork on High Street
This fence panel on High Street has been refreshed recently by visual arts students at Te Ara. You can learn more about the project at https://www.ccc.govt.nz/news-and-events/newsline/show/2823
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Bridge of Remembrance at Night
I’m not sure why, but late last night there were traffic cones over the lights at the Bridge of Remebrance. It looked pretty.
Christchurch Daily Photo 