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Wondering what to do? There are plenty of fun activities fit for the whole family, including Tunes 4 Tamariki, Play Festival and the Kids Art Festival at...

Parallel Park Growing Taller Album Release Tour, Deville, Nelson Sat, 10 February - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Parallel Park Growing Taller Album Release Tour - Come and join Parallel Park to celebrate the release of their debut album Growing Taller. Parallel Park are a five-piece indie pop/rock band from - buy tickets

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A stunning line-up of theatre, dance, comedy, music, poetry, visual art, literary talks, cultural conversations, and community events are set to transform and fire-up residents and visitors to Whakatū Nelson from 19 - 29 October 2023 . Encouraging ...

Nelson's winter light festival Te Ramaroa returns this weekend, with dozens of magical light installations and performances lighting up the city.

Wiri Donna | Nelson Arts Festival, Deville, Nelson Thu, 27 October - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

From solar panels to water fixtures, building plans have adapted over the years to promote sustainable practices. That certification process has expanded to also include outdoor environments.Orange Mall in the heart of Arizona State University's Tempe campus is filled with palm trees, succulents and some noisy birds.But this mini desert oasis is more than just a campus space.

The Nelson Arts Festival has opened a free exhibition of youth photography at the museum, giving tamariki a voice on climate and the environment.

Monday, 12 July 2021, 1:17 pm Auckland Theatre Company’s (ATC) production of The Haka Party Incident, described as an “innovative, brilliant piece of theatre that all New Zealanders need to see” will tour to venues and festivals across the motu in October and November. Winner of Playmarket’s Best Play by a Māori Playwright and the inaugural Dean Parker Adaptation for Non-Fiction Award earlier this year, judges said the play was “powerful political theatre which rips the Band Aid of...