The big pineapple is 16.7m high and has 3 floors. It is the biggest pineapple in the world! The ground floor has a gift shop full of pineapple goodies such as jams and chutneys, locally made pottery and puzzles as well as t-shirts and hats to name but a few of the items for sale ideal for overseas and local tourists looking for that small gift to take home!
Summerhill Farm was originally allocated to the 1820 Settler Charles Crause and part of the original 1825 homestead has been restored and houses the Packshed Restaurant. In 1833, John Hawkins, who was a founder member of the Bathurst Agricultural Society, purchased the farm for 2,000 pounds. He was also one of the first farmers to plant pineapples.

e: info@pga.org.za
t: 046 625 0515
Summerhill Farm, Kowie Road, Bathurst

Dinner / Theatre in old fashioned style. Seats approximately 60 people, enquire at box office for shows. For more details contact Scott: 0769337803. Also see our events guide for details on shows.

t: 076-933-7806
Wharf Street

We have 6 businesses - Coffee Lounge, Cheese and Wine Shop, Hairdresser, Decadent Coffee Shop, Beauty Salon and picture framing studio. We also have 3 apartments of which 1 is a luxury apartment. 2 small family apartments, ideal as holiday accommodation, both with big outdoor area.

e: j-rcooper@kowienet.co.za
t: 046 624 3042
20 Stewart Road

A unique experience in an enchanted garden.
Visit Maureen Quin, South Africa's foremost sculptress in her studio. Her ability to capture the spirit of her subject, be it wildlife, portraiture, or her expressive work, has garnered her commissions and sales internationally. In her gallery in Alexandria visitors can see the origins of her commissions of Nelson Mandela, the Rearing Arab Stallion, Jack Nicklaus to name a few. The garden, rich in bird life and indigenous plants , is home to a comprehensive collection of sculpture, the result of fifty years as a professional sculptress. A minimal entry fee gives you as many cups of coffee/tea or lemon syrup as you like under the jacaranda tree, access to the sculpture garden and galleries. Times: 9am - 4.30pm. Saturday: 9am - 1pm. Saturday afternoon and Sundays by appointment only. Tel: 046 6530121.
Cel:082 7708000. For the B&B enquire at the above numbers or e-mail:
quin@intekom.co.za


e: quin2intekom.co.za
t: 046-653-0121
c: 082-770-8000
5 Suid Street, Alexandria

Visit Bathurst's potter in residence. Visitors are free to watch work in progress, whilst browsing through a wide range of functional ware and art pieces on display in this gallery. Richard's studio can be found on Bathurst's main road, within easy driving distance from Kenton, Port Alfred and Grahamstown.

e: richpullen@gmail.com
t: 046-625-0166
613 Kowie Road

A one stop shop for all your home decor and gift shopping. We exhibit charcoal drawings, paintings, ceramics, sculpture, handprinted textiles, glasswork, cards, wrapping paper, metal work, handmade furniture and more. All products are handmade in Ndlambe.

e: studio@thecorner.co.za
t: 046-625-0114
c: 072-297-3060
Kowie Street

A stunning studio featuring an Art Gallery displayig local works, handmade furniture, handweaving, fabrick art, hand spinning, pottery, indigenous trees and much more.

t: 073-392-9436
Kowie Road, Bathurst

Theatre, dining, arts and crafts. antiques. Versatility a speciality. This complex has been charmingly restored and comprises a variety of small retail shops: Paddle Inn Antiques, Pin Up Rock Apparel Clothing, Lovelink Tattoos, Bezant wild gourmet, The Most Amazing Things, Maya - photographic artist, The Cup and Chaucer antique shop. Eateries - Piazza on the Wharf and Cafe Indiya as well as the intimate Dining Theatre, comfortably seating 80. Come and enjoy the ambiance of a bygone era!

t: 046-624-1722
Wharf Street

Jane L. Wiles, her parents, the late Lucy and Brian Wiles, and her grandfather WG Wiles, all have works displayed at this gallery, established in 2005.

e: wilesgallery@wol.co.za
t: 046-625-0340
c: 082-330-8671
Main Kowie Road