Places

Craig Potton Gallery + Store was inspired by Nelson-born conservationist and photographer, Craig Potton, and opened in September 2013. Craig Potton is New Zealand’s best known landscape photographer and an ardent conservationist. In pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valleys of Antarctica, the Nepal Himalaya, and more recently Read more…

Life Linc Nelson was established as Lifeline Nelson in 1974 as a crisis phone counselling service. In 2006, a need was seen to establish face-to-face counselling and we launched that with six sessions of counselling available for clients. This has expanded to a standard offer of 10 sessions for individuals, couples or families to access. In 2016, it was proposed Read more…

About Us Founded in 2002 Sports Therapy is located in a purpose-built clinic @132 Collingwood Street. We are open from 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday to cater to before work/school and after work/school schedules. We use functional, high–end rehabilitation techniques to treat musculoskeletal conditions from annoying aches and pains to acute injuries. We work with patients in our large 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 Morrison Square Nelson. Website:culturalconversations.co.nz Instagram: instagram.com/culturalconversationsnelson Facebook: facebook.com/culturalconversationsnelson Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/culturalconversations Read more…

The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary – a very special part of New Zealand The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary is the largest fenced Sanctuary for endangered plants and creatures in the South Island. Close to Nelson city but hidden away, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Zealand native bush, breathe deeply and engage. We want to connect people (visitors, our staff Read more…

The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary – a very special part of New Zealand The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary is the largest fenced Sanctuary for endangered plants and creatures in the South Island. Close to Nelson city but hidden away, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Zealand native bush, breathe deeply and engage. We want to connect people (visitors, our staff Read more…

Nelson is a lifestyle location with a famous arts and crafts scene, stunning scenery, and a diverse business environment. It is a great place to live, work, and invest. If you are looking for a place to start or grow a business, Nelson offers a number of opportunities. The local market is known for its diversity, with large and small Read more…

Nelson’s newest dining experience, Eight Plates opened in April 2023, under the ownership of Pete Coates, the previous long-time bar manager of Nelson favourites; Cod & Lobster and Mama Cod. Famous for his award-winning cocktails, Pete has built a team of talented chefs and friendly servers to create Eight Plates, specialising in seasonal sharing-plates and a smart-casual dining experience. With Read more…

Hot Spring Spas Nelson is a premier destination for those seeking ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation. With a commitment to providing top-quality spa experiences, they have become the go-to choice for locals and visitors alike. Let’s explore what makes Hot Spring Spas Nelson a haven for relaxation and wellness. Hot Spring customers in Nelson are serviced by the Hot Spring Spas Read more…

NBS is New Zealand’s oldest Building Society. NBS was founded in 1862 to provide housing and personal finance in the Nelson region. NBS is a building society registered under the Building Societies Act 1965. NBS has expanded into the Tasman, West Coast, Golden Bay and Mid Canterbury regions and continues to offer traditional banking services: loans, deposits and transactional banking Read more…