

The Annual Meeting of Tasman Bays Heritage Trust will be held at 2.30pm on Wednesday 6 October 2010. The meeting will be preceded by afternoon tea at 2pm.
The meeting is scheduled to be held in the Nelson City Council Chamber at Civic House, 110 Trafalgar Street, Nelson.
You are welcome to attend this public meeting.
The Future Food exhibition is about the developments and issues around food that New Zealanders may encounter.
At our central city location, TA445, the Lower Gallery leads visitors through an exploration of Te Tau Ihu, top of the South Island from Tasman Bay to Golden Bay. This treasure-filled permanent exhibition focuses on the region's fascinating history and identity, offering opportunity for hours of discovery.
Cnr Trafalgar and Hardy Sts, Nelson
We are about to embark on a major exhibition related to early maritime migration to the Colony of Nelson in the early 1840s. The exhibition will be set out like a ship and there will be opportunities for you to participate in the 'voyage'
Register online to get updates about this exciting family exhibition and you will automatically be in a weekly draw to win one of two Family Voyage Tickets. They are worth $30 each and you can register once every week. The prize entitles your family to Free entry to the exhibition right through its 7 month season.
The image above shows a wooden cabin chest which belonged to Bernard McMahon who arrived at the Nelson settlement on the Whitby on 4 November 1841. On the ship's passenger list Bernard is listed as an agricultural labourer.
The chest is one of the many objects cared for by the Nelson Provincial Museum. It is a fine example of how the Museum's objects tell stories of the region's heritage.