A bike that makes juice when you pedal and earrings made out of inner tubes are just two of the attractions on offer in a new tent at the Wanaka A&P Show this week.
Ten Wanaka community organisations have joined for the first time to create the "Our Place" exhibition in which they show how the land, water, flora, climate and humans are connected.
Water Action Initiative project manager Katie Hart said "there will be practical demonstrations to show how these things interact together but in a fun way. We don't want people just to come down and read something, that's not enough'.
Hart said displays included a bike built by pupils at Mount Aspiring College which made juice as the rider pedalled.
Te Kakano experts would demonstrate how to propagate native plants and the We Are One team would show practical applications for contributing to a carbon-zero future.