Smooth Muse is owned and operated by registered nurse, Tori Colby. Offering anti-wrinkle injections, dermal filler, skin treatments and more.

Made is now open 7 days! Enjoy all that Made has to offer every day of the week. See individual vendors for opening hours.

Originally hailing from Hyderabad in India’s south amidst the bustling food and spice markets, Nandu of Spice Lane migrated to New Zealand in 2008 bringing along with him his love and knowledge of Indian cuisine.

Made is coming alive with African spirit on Saturday 25 May from 10am. Bring the whole family to join in the festivities - from face painting, hair braiding, African drumming and a whole lot of delicious African-inspired tastings.

Agape Jewellers are bringing their Permanent Jewellery Cart to Made on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 May with their brand new jewellery cart, offering permanent jewellery. Drop in or make a booking online to secure your spot.

A hybrid boutique bottle store, tasting room and cocktail bar. Providing an intimate and informative experience for all things boozy in Hamilton East.

What's Up Buttercup is a family-owned children's boutique stocking carefully curated clothing, toys and care products from the best brands for little ones aged zero to eight years.

After completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Whitecliffe, Jess ran pop ups across Auckland before opening her first studio in Waihi Beach. Jess is passionate about creating spaces to inspire people of all ages and encourage imagination and the importance of bringing people together.

Beautifully crafted pressed florals and botanical art prints, handmade in the Waikato.

@paperpark.co

Natural beeswax candles, using locally sourced raw beeswax and using natural pigments like indigo and madder root to colour the wax. Simple shapes and hand poured in a small local studio.

@shop.juni.nz

Polymer Clay intricate jewellery, carefully handcrafted. All pieces are hypoallergenic and nickel free. Bespoke Creations is a creative outlet for busy mum of two who works in the medical field.

bespoke-creations | @bespoke.creations.newzealand

SIORA is a premium skincare brand that blends high-efficacy, nature-led formulations with sustainable luxury, empowering you to embrace your healthiest, most confident self, while making mindful choices for both your skin and the planet.

www.sioraworld.com | @sioraworld

You know your mum best and we’ve got something for all kinds of mums. If a gift isn’t your thing, bring mum to enjoy a bite to eat at the Mess Hall or book in a singalong at Singeasy Karaoke. Check out all the Mother’s Day specials here.

The perfect activity for Mother’s Day! Eat donuts and drink coffee in a fully guided workshop - glaze a plate for your donuts. Learn the fundamentals of glazing, design and colour at this Mamasdonuts & Ranger Studio workshop. Book online today.

Originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, Fabiana ventured to New Zealand, then New York City for studies in diamond expertise. Marrying a Kiwi led her back to Raglan, where she founded Raglan Botanicals blending her passion for aromatherapy with natural skincare and later opening, Anya Silver Jewellery.

Bron Alexander is a self-taught graphic designer/illustrator with over 20 years experience, a never-ending passion for her craft and a curiosity that never rests. Pick up her beautiful prints from The Larder.

www.thecuriousillustrator.co | @thecuriousillustrator_nz

Perfect for a Mother/ Daughter evening out or one for the gals to get together, get your tickets to Alexmarie’s Floral Workshop on Friday 10 May from 6-8pm. Drinks and nibbles provided, plus you’ll receive 20% off everything in store. Get your tickets today.

School holidays workshops for kids at Ranger Studio. Curated and designed for 5-12 year olds, to inspire, educate and create. From oil pastels to painting and illustrations, there’s something different every day of the week.

Esther Gathambo’s experience growing up in Kenya fostered a relentless need to contribute meaningfully to the world. Becoming the first in her family to attend university, opened the door to migrate to New Zealand, where she would go on to create a social enterprise celebrating and empowering African artisans.

Alex changed course from her academic background after attending a beginners ceramics class back in 2015. Eight years later she has completed her honours in sculpture, founded a bustling ceramic workshop facility, secured wholesale partnerships with galleries around the country and trains other artists in her field.