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Nelson’s New Favourite Pub. Just as Frances (Fanny) Nelson weathered life’s storms with quiet strength, so too has our coastal town—perched between mountains and sea, full of natural beauty and enduring character. While Nelson may carry Admiral Nelson’s name, it’s the spirit of resilience, creativity, and community that truly defines us. This region is home to a thriving population of Read more…

The Trafalgar Centre is Nelson Tasman’s largest multi-purpose spectator sports and events arena. Built in the early 1970s, the Centre has a history of hosting major cultural and entertainment events, and exhibitions. Just a 10-minute stroll to the vibrant city centre and a 20-minute ocean drive from the airport, the Trafalgar Centre has been recently earthquake strengthened and upgraded and Read more…

 Nelson Provincial Museum The Nelson Provincial Museum, Pupuri Taonga O Te Tai Ao is a regional museum in the city of Nelson, New Zealand. The museum showcases the Nelson region’s history, from geological origins to the stories of individuals and families. There are exhibitions that highlight topics as varied as: – The Boulder Bank – Lord Rutherford – Stories Read more…

Nelson Centre of Musical Arts (NCMA) An internationally renowned community hub for all things musical in the Nelson-Tasman region What we do Situated in the heart of Nelson, we offer opportunities to learn an instrument and to rehearse and perform as an individual or as part of a group. We are also a performance venue and our audiences enjoy concerts held in the Nelson Read more…

“A place for learning, supporting and opportunity. Strength lies in differences not similarities”. Cultural conversations is a community arts based hub which involves empowering and building relationships with former refugee and migrant communities. Town lounge sessions are intimate concerts and workshops led by former refugees and migrants at Cultural Conversations, Nelson. Website:culturalconversations.co.nz Instagram: instagram.com/culturalconversationsnelson Facebook: facebook.com/culturalconversationsnelson Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/culturalconversations Read more…

 Nelson Airport is a regional airport located in Stoke, 8 kilometers (5 miles) northeast of Nelson, New Zealand. The airport is owned by Infrastructure Holdings Ltd, of which Nelson City and Tasman District councils each hold 50% of the shares.   Nelson Airport was originally established in 1935 as a grass airfield. The first paved runway was constructed in Read more…

An experienced team offering personalised management for your venue or event. Who are we? Nelson Events & Venues was started over 8 years ago to provide a personalised management service to boutique venues in Nelson. Over the years the business has evolved and now specialise in event and festival management and now has a team of experienced event professionals with specialised Read more…

Saxton Field is a jointly-owned and funded regional sport and recreation facility benefiting the residents of Nelson and Tasman District. You can take part in a broad range of activities at Saxton Field including cricket, athletics, soccer, hockey, softball, archery and netball among others. HELP US PLAN FOR THE FUTURE OF SAXTON FIELD Saxton Field is your public space and Read more…

Nelson Historic Theatre Trust The Theatre Royal is owned and operated by the Nelson Historic Theatre Trust. The Trust was incorporated as a charitable trust on 23 August 2001, and registered as a charitable entity with the Charities Commission on 3 July 2008. Our Purpose The Theatre Royal is committed to providing a high-quality performing arts venue that celebrates and Read more…

Nelson Conference & Events Centre. Fully-catered conferences & events. Let us take care of every detail. Your Event-Fabulously Planned-Always Remembered Nelson-based, hospitality expert, Carol Shirley leads the team at Beachside Nelson Conference and Events Centre. Carol has decades of catering experience and has been at the forefront of the Nelson catering and hospitality industry since 2003. So, you can rest Read more…