Nelson Clay Week + More at Craig Potton Gallery
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 2024 : 27 September-19 October at Refinery ArtSpace
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…
Pottery Giving Back – Nelson Clay Week 2024
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…
2024 Total Golf Maitai Masters: Waahi Taakaro Golf Club
27 & 18-Hole Stroke Tournament Over $6,000 on prizes Entry fee $50 – 27-Holes / $40 – 18-Holes. Includes on-course BBQ. There will be two’s & pitch for cash entry.…
Ideas…
Greeting dear friends & fellow navigators, & welcome to my world this weekend. Have you ever met somebody shouting their lungs out about fairness only to turn around & betray…
Shaping Nelson’s Community Spaces
Community Leisure Management (CLM) has been a pivotal player in the development and management of community facilities across New Zealand for nearly three decades. Their commitment to fostering spaces that…
The Talk of The Town – Simon Duffy & Chris Butler | Justin & Alex, A-Temp Recruitment
This week, we are thrilled to introduce Justin and Alex Wallington, the dynamic duo behind A-Temp Recruitment. Join us as we explore their journey, the challenges they’ve faced, and how…
The Countdown Is On For The NZ Cider Festival
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON FOR THE NZ CIDER FESTIVAL 2nd November 2024 | Founders Park, Nelson Just over one month to go until the big event, and trust us, you…
BE LIKE BILLY? Rutene Spooner at Nelson Arts Festival
After wowing us in Thoroughly Modern Māui, award-winning Rutene Spooner returns to celebrate showband legacy, idolise the greatest Māori showman and tussle with the future of Māori in entertainment. This…
TEN HANDS – a clay show: Quiet Dog Gallery
An exhibition that showcases the work of five New Zealand potters: Aaron Scythe (Whanganui), Christine Thacker (Waiheke Island), Elise Johnston (Ōtepoti), Marama Hannah (Wakatū) & Steve Fullmer (Wakatū). The exhibition…