One of the objectives listed in Tasman District Council's mission statement is to enhance community development and the natural, cultural and recreational assets relating to Tasman District.
One of the ways that Council sets out to achieve part of this objective is to administer a number of community grants schemes, scholarships and awards.
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Halls
Council provides a number of halls for the public to hire.
For all bookings of these halls please phone your local Tasman District office. Staff will put you in touch with booking personnel. Phone 543 8400.
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Historic building restoration initiatives
The appearance and maintenance of heritage buildings and structures in the Tasman district is an indication of how highly heritage is regarded here.
Well-maintained heritage buildings, structures and sites are a sign that the community cares about its heritage.
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Historic Buildings, Protected Trees and Archaeological Sites
Council has a register of these items, details of which may be obtained from the Environment and Planning Department, Queen Street, Richmond or Service Centres in Motueka and Takaka.
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Information Centres
Council supports information centres in a number of locations around the district.
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Libraries
Tasman District Libraries provide public library services at four main locations in Tasman District. The District Library is located in Richmond and there are branch libraries in Motueka, Takaka and Murchison.
As well as providing many types of media for public lending, the libraries also provide reservations, Inter library Loans, internet access and much more.
Click here to go to the Tasman District Libraries site
Mature Persons Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded annually to enable mature people undertake further education.
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Museums
Tasman District Council is a joint partner with Nelson City Council in owning and operating the Nelson Provincial Museum. Other museums are situated in Motueka and Takaka with smaller museums also supported by the Council in Murchison, Collingwood and Rockville.
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Council provides a number of halls for the public to hire.
The appearance and maintenance of heritage buildings and structures in the Tasman district is an indication of how highly heritage is regarded here.
Council has a register of these items, details of which may be obtained from the Environment and Planning Department, Queen Street, Richmond or Service Centres in Motueka and Takaka.
Council supports information centres in a number of locations around the district.
Tasman District Libraries provide public library services at four main locations in Tasman District. The District Library is located in Richmond and there are branch libraries in Motueka, Takaka and Murchison.
Tasman District Council is a joint partner with Nelson City Council in owning and operating the Nelson Provincial Museum. Other museums are situated in Motueka and Takaka with smaller museums also supported by the Council in Murchison, Collingwood and Rockville.