Miyazu Japanese Gardens Opened in 1995, Miyazu Garden celebrates Nelson’s sister city relationship with Miyazu, in Japan. The garden is designed to honour cultural and natural elements of… Read more
Club Waimea Club Waimea prides itself on it’s Friendly, Sociable and Community minded spirit. We are proud to offer Members, Affiliates and their Guests the use of… Read more
Old St Johns Hall A wonderful historic venue perfect for fun, frolics and fantastic music. Located in the heart of Nelson City, it can be used in-conjunction with break-out… Read more
Rutherford Park Rutherford Park sits on the west bank of the Maitai River, beside Nelson’s largest indoor events arena, The Trafalgar Centre. Centrally located, Rutherford Park is… Read more
The Trafalgar Centre Northern Extension 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… Read more
The Trafalgar Centre Arena 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… Read more
Saxton Netball Pavilion Saxton Netball is home to the Nelson Netball Club and is also the practise base for the Silver Ferns and other visiting national and international netball teams when visiting our region. Just a 12… Read more
Saxton Field Saxton Field is the result of the long-term vision of both Nelson City and Tasman District Councils. A diverse range of hireable indoor and outdoor… Read more
Saxton Cricket Oval Saxton Cricket Oval is a boutique international cricket ground with ICC (International Cricket Council) accreditation. Every summer it hosts the Blackcaps in one-day International’s or… Read more
St Peter’s Church at Founders Heritage Park St Peter’s Church was built in the late 19th century and moved to become part of Founders Heritage Park in 1983. At that time the… Read more
