Lake Farm up and running
The organizing team of the annual Bukani Print adidas Lake Farm Charity Run in association with Bay fm is up and running and looking forward to a bumper fundraiser. The 15th consecutive event endorsed by Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism will take place on Saturday 17 April for the 15th consecutive year.
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EXHIBITIONS AT THE NELSON MANDELA METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM
 A selection of 20th Century South African Art
Until 11 April 2010
An exhibition of works spanning the 20th Century from the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum’s Permanent Collections.
Animals in art
Until 2 May 2010
The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum’s exhibition entitled Animals in art features a menagerie of animals and other creatures, both weird and wonderful, from the Art Museum’s permanent collections.
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NMBT and the National Lottery invest in educating product owners
Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism together with the Municipality’s Department of Economic Development and Recreational Services: Tourism is taking the opportunity given to them by the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund (NLDTF) by utilising a portion of the R859 500 awarded to them for greening and sustainable tourism, to educate tourism product owners on topics such as sustainable tourism and fair-trade, in preparation of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, through workshops.
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WORLD OPEN WATER SWIMMING CHAMPION CONFIRMED FOR SPLASH
 Local open water swimmers will be able to pit themselves against the world’s best at the 20th MTN Nelson Mandela Bay Splash Festival in Port Elizabeth this Easter.
The festival’s watersports coordinator, Michael Zoetmulder, confirmed today that Bulgaria’s nine-time world champion Petar Stoychev would be among the contestants in the Nelson Mandela Bay Bell Buoy Challenge on April 4.
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE AND FIFA HAPPY WITH BAY PREPARATIONS
 In a prelude to the 100-days festivities today (March 2) the local organising committee (LOC) chief executive Danny Jordan, FIFA CEO Jerome Valcke and officials, and a delegation of international and national media jetted into Nelson Mandela Bay yesterday to check on the stadium and Bay readiness.
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