Show Me Shorts is Aotearoa New Zealand’s top international short film festival. Show Me Shorts is widely recognised as one of the top short film festivals in the Asia Pacific…
A mission to spring clean central Nelson is gathering steam ahead of springing into action this month. The initiative came from the What If Whakatū Nelson series of talks last…
An exploration of identity, desire, family, and of being disabled and Pasifika, AIGA (Sāmoan for family/whānau) is ground-breaking theatre told through the lens of Pacific Toa award-winner Lusi Faiva. AIGA…
The latest edition of eNews our quarterly newsletter letter is now available on the Sanctuary website. Teaser: in this edition I announce our next species translocation. You'll need to read the…
Allan Innes-Walker reckons he’s the luckiest man alive. Six months after an accident that saw his body engulfed in flames, his scars are fading: the wounds to his arms were…
A major upgrade of Bridge St will see more than 100 new trees planted along a kerb-less road, the latest designs show. It comes as Nelson City Council has announced…
Nelson Mayor Nick Smith says he is relieved by today’s announcement of a $3.44 million Government contribution towards the cleanup of contaminated wood waste at Tāhunanui Beach. “I am very…
New to the Gallery ... We are proud to welcome potters Sue Newitt & Myriam Goos to the Gallery for Nelson Clay Week (their exhibition is on here at the…
Pushing Clay is an exhibition and award as part of Nelson Clay Week, 28 Sept-4 Oct 2024 Australia based New Zealand artist Graham Hay has won the 2024 Forsyth Barr…
For this year’s Nelson Clay Week local potter, Mark Alderson, decided he wanted to not only showcase his wonderful art but also to sell these pieces and donate 50% of…