How often do you think about the ground beneath your feet? We’re standing now on the Normandale Bridge. This bridge is much more than just a way to cross over State Highway 2. It’s a gateway to a hidden gem. Normandale. It’s a village tucked away in the hills above us. Normandale was founded back in 1901 as part of a government program to encourage people to settle in rural areas. Imagine that, a time when the government actually wanted people to move out of the cities. The village was named after a woman named Ann Normandale. She was the mother-in-law of Richard Seddon, a prominent New Zealand Prime Minister. Today, Normandale is a peaceful community. It’s known for its beautiful scenery, its historic woodland reserves, and its friendly residents.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to