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| Phone: | 64 (3) 328 9243 |
| Office: | The Portal |
| 54a Oxford Street Lyttelton | |
| Postal: | PO Box 74 Lyttelton 8841 |
| Email: | office@lyttelton.net.nz |
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Project Lyttelton - Our Story PDF
How did Project Lyttelton get started? How has it developed? What has made Project Lyttelton a model for others?
Find out here: Our Story explores the history and vision of Project Lyttelton (PL).
The achievements of PL in the past six years have been phenomenal. The organisation has embraced cutting-edge thinking to meet the challenges of a changing world. It is showing the way forward with community sustainability, using innovative methods to capture community imagination and help create a shared vision for the future.
Our Story author Anneleise Hall is a former reporter and sub-editor and was a board member of Project Lyttelton from 2004 to 2009. This story is written from a first-hand perspective and experience of PL and through interviews with key people. Download Our Story PDF (1.5MB)
| Farewell sweet volcano - photographic exhibition comes to Lyttelton |
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| Friday, 02 December 2011 10:45 |
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I have always had a strong connection to Lyttelton, I had been a place of retreat and has become like a second home for me. This year was my last at University of Canterbury School Of Fine Arts studying photography. I was given the opportunity to spend the entire year working on a project of my choice. I knew straight away I wanted to discover Lyttelton through photography and why I loved this place so much. Following the February earthquakes, I came to find it wasn't just the place, but the people in it who are extraordinary. I knew I had to document this historic town and capture the effects of the earthquakes on, not just the town, but the people that live here. Through constant photographing I discovered so much about this town and the amazing people that live here. I was lucky enough to be able to work closely with Community House, Project Lyttelton and other organizations around Lyttelton. With open arms they welcomed me into photograph part of what they do every day. I have selected some of my images to become part of a book and I'd like to give this to a community that has given me so much. This book will be in the public library from mid-December. I am able to gift the book to the community. I will be holding my first photography exhibition, ‘Farewell Sweet Volcano' on Friday 9th December (The exhibition will be open from Saturday 10th to Wednesday 14th of December, 10am to 4pm daily.) A selection of photographs will be shown and available for purchase. The book that contains some of these images will also be on display and on sale. I am hoping that money raised from the exhibition can be given to the Community. I hope you can join me there. Thank you, Lyttelton Amelia de Roo
All are welcome to attend the opening of this exhibition on Friday 9th December, 5.30pm ‘Farewell Sweet Volcano' will run from 10th-14th December at the Tin Palace, 13a Oxford st, Lyttelton. All photographs and copies of the book will be available for purchase. |

















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