An audience watching Stretch People balancing on chairs in City Mall during the World Buskers Festival 2004.
Performers Gamarjobat laughing along with crowds during a performance at City Mall on Cashel Street as part of the World Buskers Festival 2004.
A large crowd watching a Nuts & Corn performance on an outdoor stage outside Dux de Lux on Hereford Street during the World Buskers Festival 2004.
Worcester Street bridge in foreground
Former Lyttelton Times-Star building, Saints & Sinners bar below
Traffic on Colombo Street with view of MFL building in the distance to the left
Hollywood Cinema, 28 Marriner Street, Sumner.
View of the crowd enjoying a Comedy Club performance in the North Quadrant of the Christchurch Arts Centre during the 2004 World Buskers Festival.
Acrobatic performers in front of a crowd gathered at City Mall, on the corner of Cashel Street and High Street as part of the World Buskers Festival 2004.
Sumner Beach from the Esplanade. Seagulls sitting on a lamppost are visible in the foreground next to a Norfolk Island Pine Tree. The edge of Cave Rock is visible in the background.
Interior view of the main entrance to Christchurch Art Gallery. The main reception desk is visible to the right.
Reintroduction of the Fabulous Races sculpture by Bing Dawe on grass outside 40 Worcester Boulevard facing the Arts Centre.
Worcester Boulevard from Christchurch Art Gallery looking down towards the Arts Centre. A City Tour tram, Le Bon Bolli restaurant and Reason for Voyaging public art outside the gallery.
View across to New Brighton Pier and Pegasus Bay taken from Richmond Hill. The Waimakariri River is visible in the background.
Banner across Cashel Street, by Ballantynes, advertising the World Buskers Festival. A stand is set up below the banner to promote the festival. Several people are visible walking along the street.
View over to Cave Rock and Sumner Beach, Sumner taken from Richmond Hill.
View from Sumner Beach up to Cave Rock at sunset. Two people are visible in silhouette at the top.
Exterior view of the side of Christchurch Art Gallery. Reason for Voyaging public art is visible outside the building along with another sculpture in the centre of the image.
A child chasing seagulls on Sumner Beach. Several other people are visible on the beach in the background.
View of a P&O Cruise Ship, Star Princess, leaving Lyttelton Harbour. The Harbour is visible in the foreground with Banks Peninsula in the background.
A group of children riding horses and donkeys along Sumner Beach. New Brighton Pier is visible in the background with a Norfolk Island Pine tree in the foreground.
View from Lyttelton Harbour towards Godley Head, taken from a viewpoint on Sumner Road.
Paraglider leaving the launch area on Summit Road, Sumner. Views are visible from Taylors Mistake, Harris Bay and Godley Head. A cargo ship is visible at sea.