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We’ve welcomed the month of October with open arms as we’re now on the sweet downhill ride into summer. In this issue we make use of all those extra hours of daylight, get our sweat on and tap the genius of some of the city’s leading fitness gurus from Wicked Rogaines, Orangetheory Fitness, Odlin Cycle Coaching and Clubbercise Christchurch with Chloé, explore the city from the saddle and zoom around the various cycleways which go from the fringes of the city right through to the hustle and bustle of the inner city, suss out all the art action ahead of SCAPE Public Art’s 2018 Season that sees a myriad of exhibitions and installations taking over the city, chat with local architect Greg Young from Young Architects and James Glennie – of Mancunian rock band James – about music ventures, antics from the Madchester Movement days and weird fan requests. City fave Miro has opened their doors for dinner – yussss – and of course, we drop the 411 on all things hot and happening in the city from thriving cuisine hotspots to the best watering holes. Lap it up!

Cityscape Monthly Magazine Description:

Cityscape’s monthly magazine is the über hip monthly companion publication to Christchurch’s favourite quarterly lifestyle bible, and the hottest ticket on all things socially relevant and of the moment in the city. A carefully curated highlights reel that channels everything from the city’s essential events, latest venues and all things trending through to exciting discoveries and catching up with some seriously cool locals, Cityscape monthly is the essential on-the-ground guide to exploring and experiencing the very best Christchurch (New Zealand) has to offer. Urban, edgy and rocking some serious street smarts, Cityscape is Christchurch’s barometer of cool and the city’s go-to-guide for all the latest in entertainment, food, restaurants and dining; bars and nightlife; gigs, live music, movies, influencers, fashion, beauty and wellbeing; and all the hottest events, exhibitions, performances, arts and festivals, as well as all things trending and Cityscape-esque.