Keith and Marion McQuillan, of Kakanui, attended the opening ceremony on Friday night. Marion is a self-confessed ‘‘trinket lady’’. PHOTOS: NIC DUFF : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Keith and Marion McQuillan, of Kakanui, attended the opening ceremony on Friday night. Marion is a self-confessed ‘‘trinket lady’’. PHOTOS: NIC DUFF : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Rileigh Shepherd, 13, won the parasol dueling on Sunday. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Rileigh Shepherd, 13, won the parasol dueling on Sunday. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Dogzilla proved it was not just people getting in the steampunk spirit. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Dogzilla proved it was not just people getting in the steampunk spirit. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
It would not be an Oamaru-based festival without a penny-farthing sighting as Sophia Leon de la Barra rides during the parade on Saturday. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
It would not be an Oamaru-based festival without a penny-farthing sighting as Sophia Leon de la Barra rides during the parade on Saturday. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Steampunk groups from around the South Island came to attend. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Steampunk groups from around the South Island came to attend. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Klara Kurjan and Dogzilla from Fiery Peak Morris in Geraldine attended the festival for the first time and walked in Saturday’s parade. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Klara Kurjan and Dogzilla from Fiery Peak Morris in Geraldine attended the festival for the first time and walked in Saturday’s parade. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Madam Arabella, of Fairlie, was a professional stilt walker in Europe so had plenty of practice before walking in the Steampunk Street Parade. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Madam Arabella, of Fairlie, was a professional stilt walker in Europe so had plenty of practice before walking in the Steampunk Street Parade. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Colonel Sir Julius Hawthorn and Mrs Hudson The Younger (Leslie and Jane Craven, of Wellington) attended their 11th steampunk festival with their trusty teapot racer Stanley. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Colonel Sir Julius Hawthorn and Mrs Hudson The Younger (Leslie and Jane Craven, of Wellington) attended their 11th steampunk festival with their trusty teapot racer Stanley. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Steampunk NZ Festival was held in Oamaru over the weekend. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Steampunk NZ Festival was held in Oamaru over the weekend. : Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
Steampunk festival ‘a real winner’
The Steampunk NZ Festival was held in Oamaru over the long weekend and organisers were yelling huzzah after another successful iteration. This year...