AI Sandbox is an inclusive discovery space in the Nelson CBD where anyone can drop in or schedule a visit to gain safe, free access to AI tools and hands-on expertise.

Oh, a bicycle! When it was not only how you reached your destination but also what you chose to wear for your two-wheeled outing.

Every year, in town halls and theatres all over New Zealand, around 2700 teenagers perform their own original songs, live, to an audience of their peers.

Age Concern trialled having a space in Nelson, which then became permanent.

NCMA created the display to highlight their affordable music lesson.

PUNK IT UP had a simple message – togetherness – to have fun in the CBD, to be active, bold, and happy.

Cultural Conversations is a community arts hub focussed on building relationships and empowering former refugee and migrant communities.

Ann Bird made a huge contribution to Nelson’s early European settlement, including her butchery on the highstreet.

Anne Rush’s Luminous Clouds was first shown at the inaugural Light Nelson in 2013, suspended above the pond in Queen’s Gardens.

To celebrate Japanese traditional girl’s day, Hina Matsuri, Pop-Up Little Japan showcased three sets of beautiful Hina Ningyo (Hina Dolls).

Pop-Up Little Japan presented exhibitions, calligraphy classes and puppet shows in our little ShopFront Theatre.

Make/Shift Spaces worked with Papercut to showcase work by NMIT Arts and Media students.

Nelson has always been a magnet for those who dream of making their living through art, including American-born Steve Fullmer.

Community Action Group (CAN) organised information and discussions about affordable and diverse housing options.

Kia kaha te reo Māori! We hope you give te reo Māori a go!

Sri Lankan artist Poorna Daundasekara ran a mask-making workshop inspired by Sri Lankan designs with a unique kiwi flavour.

A massive reproduction of one of Fleur Woods’ glorious ‘Stitched Paintings’.

Santalma uses her artwork to reflect the many aspects of her homeland of Colombia.

This artwork was created by Takaka-based artist Dean Raybould for the Brook Waimarama Sanctuarys.

One of New Zealand’s most-loved actors, Helen Moulder, created her own space to rehearse and present her newest play.

F N Jones was a man of many talents – photographer and creator of  Coney Park and Pixietowns.

Sally Burton’s ‘White Gold’ was presented in a shop window to stunning effect.

Each log in this collection of firewood was selected for its resemblance to seminal works of art.

Kim Ireland’s The Raft is part of her Threshold series, which reconstructs global climate events.