Visitor Information
FAQS
Who should attend this event?
Anyone with an interest in tattoos, from tattoo enthusiasts to those who want to find out more about this ancient art form, everyone's welcome!
Will there be tattooing & body piercing at the festival?
Yes, but to be tattooed at the festival you have to be 18 years or over, to get a body piercing at the festival you have to be 16 years or over.
Can I make an appointment for a tattoo or body piercing at the festival before the festival?
Yes some of the artists will make appointments ahead of time, booking in advance is recommended to ensure you get a slot with your artist of choice, contact the artist directly using the link on the artist page. Not all artists will be booked up before the festival as some prefer the spontaneity of walk in clients, so feel free to browse portfolios on the day & choose your artist.
How much will my tattoo or body piercing cost?
All prices are set by the individual artist, click on the link on the artists page to enquire about tattoo & body piercing pricing.
Can I enter my tattoo(s) in any of the tattoo contests at the festival?
You can enter your tattoo(s) in any of the relevant categories, see the highlights page for more information, rules, regulations & cost.
How do I stay updated with the upcoming convention?
Join our MYSPACE or FACE BOOK group for the latest updates.
Alternatively, check the news page of this site regularly for any changes to the event.
How can I register for a booth,
or what if I am interested in sponsorship opportunities?
Feel free to contact Brent for more information, or call 02102435487.
Map & Getting There
TSB Stadium
Mason Drive, New Plymouth
(Click map to enlarge)
New Plymouth
Situated on the west coast of the North Island, New Plymouth is a modern city with wonderful urban amenities set against the backdrop of a stunning landscape that stretches from the Tasman Sea to Mt Taranaki.
With a lifestyle shaped by that landscape, there are significant groups of fishermen, sailors, swimmers, surfers, hikers and mountain-climbers in the district.
Also rich in culture, New Plymouth is home to Puke Ariki – a ground breaking integrated museum, library and i-SITE – the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, widely known for its cutting edge contemporary art exhibitions, and events including WOMAD (World of Music Art and Dance) and the Taranaki Arts Festival.
To find out more about New Plymouth and the Taranaki region go to www.taranaki.info
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