Sounds Amazing is a hands-on exploration of sound and music.
This exhibition comes from the same people that created the widely acclaimed
Body in Action exhibition which delighted nearly 30,000 people. A feature
of this exhibition will be the programme of live music we are putting together each
weekend of the exhibition. By popular demand families will be able to buy a season
ticket and come back as often as they like. The exhibition opened during the Arts Festival on the 23rd of October 2009 and closes on Waitangi weekend 2010. We have some special treats in mind so
'stay tuned' to our email newsletters and to our media partners for this exhibition
- Classic Hits FM.
The Nelson Provincial Museum is proud to bring you Collections Online the Museum's new online public access catalogue.
This online catalogue lets you search over some of the many collection items held by the Museum.
Every month the Museum sends out its enewsletter to interested readers locally, nationally and internationally. The enews keeps you up-to-date with happenings at the Nelson Provincial Museum. If you would like to receive the enews you can sign up online.
The Nelson Provincial Museum is delighted to present Dr Hussey's lecture (true to original notes) and the magic-lantern slide images of Frank Hurley delivered by the current custodian of these treasures, Geoff Selley. This lecture will be a highlight of our 2010 programme.
The Nelson Provincial Museum
Wednesday 24 February, 7.00pm.
Entry by Donation. [a gold coin minimum is requested]
RSVP requested to
ceo@museumnp.org.nz
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
