Gibbs Farm is a privately owned property with a one-of-a-kind open-air sculpture park. North Shore CMA (Companionship and Morning Activities) is privileged to hold a fundraiser day at Gibbs Farm and encourage you to witness this incredible place for yourself, whilst supporting North Shore CMA and our vulnerable and isolated older adults.  There is no entry fee to visit Gibbs Farm - all money from these ticket sales will go directly to North Shore CMA. We thank the Gibbs Farm Trustees and employees for their much-valued support.

Gibbs Farm rests on 400 hectares of re-formed farmland on the Kaipara Harbour, 47 kilometres north of Auckland. It contains the largest collection of large-scale outdoor sculptures by some of the world’s leading artists, commissioned and curated by Alan Gibbs over the past 25 years.

Join us for a rare opportunity to visit this private art collection on Gibbs Farm. You will see large scale sculptures that the artists have designed to fit with the landscape as well as some exotic animals including giraffes! On your visit you will be able to roam the farmland, take in the views of the harbour and gain perspective of the sculptures from a distance and right up close. Pack a picnic and come and take in the sculptures, animals and the stunning landscape they respond to and transform.

Be quick as tickets are strictly limited. 
Tickets are $95 per adult, and $75 for children / over 65 years. Tickets are non-transferable.
Information about the Gibbs Farm is available on its website, www.gibbsfarm.org.nz

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About North Shore CMA
The primary aim of the North Shore CMA is to provide companionship and morning activities for older individuals feeling isolated within their communities. This is achieved through our eight centres, with six on the North Shore and two on the Hibiscus Coast. Our centres operate weekly from 10 am to 12:30 pm, offering transportation, morning tea, and a nutritional lunch.

Our centres focus on supporting older adults through therapeutic activities, resulting in reduced loneliness, improved mental health, and enhanced emotional resilience. Participation in group activities like quizzes, bingo, and puzzles helps maintain cognitive abilities and conversation skills.

Our centres serve as lifelines for a demographic often experiencing isolation and limited access to essential services.

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Please note:
Before purchasing your tickets please read the Terms of Access and general information by clicking here.

There is usually no entry fee applicable when visiting Gibbs Farm, the ticket price charged for this event is fundraising for CMA. Gibbs Farm is a private property open by appointment only.

There are large lakes and ponds that will require supervision with children (if applicable) as will various animals at several locations on the property.

Entry to Gibbs Farm will be via the Barr Road entrance to minimise traffic congestion.

What to bring:

• Comfortable walking shoes – the paved walk is 6-7 km long; however, you can choose to do as much or as little of this as you please
• Camera – photography is allowed but not drones
• Food & water
• Raincoat – this event will go ahead rain or shine!