Events
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The Discovery Wall at Tūranga has a smaller, mobile 'sibling'. Local heritage comes to life with this unique interactive touchscreen technology that lets you explore the history of Christchurch. Try it out as it visits community…
A timely moment for us to celebrate the tenacity and elegance of the Māori spirit through this display that centres the magazine Te Ao Hou: The New World, published 1952 – 75. In the opening article of the first volume it states…
A timely moment for us to celebrate the tenacity and elegance of the Māori spirit through this display that centres the magazine Te Ao Hou: The New World, published 1952 – 75. In the opening article of the first volume it states that “Te Ao…
Discover the rich diversity that our most recent immigrants bring to Aotearoa New Zealand. Through their skills, cultural backgrounds and experiences, they strengthen and add immense value to this country and help shape its future.
This…
"Te Rā Takutai: Beach Sunrises" features the art of Bob Nicholls aka BeachPoetBob. These images are sketched in water colour pencil and then painted.
MC is a self-taught artist but credits the development of her skills to: an outstanding art program at her high school in Canada, multiple massive art books borrowed from the CCC libraries and YouTube painting tutorials. A detail-oriented…
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Picture past times in Linwood and its surrounding neighbourhoods through a digital photographic exhibition. Come one, come all, and join us as we reminisce on days gone by!
Image: Hāngi at Wainoni School. 1990.…
Te Ao Hou: A Moment in Time, reflects on the long history and legacy the Te Ao Hou magazine has had in Aotearoa since its first publication seventy years ago. The framework for the exhibition comes from the opening article of the first…
Make reading a social activity. Read short books provided by Book Discussion Scheme especially chosen for ESOL learners. This programme not only helps people improve their English reading and speaking skills, it is also…
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Make reading a social activity. Read short books provided by Book Discussion Scheme especially chosen for ESOL learners. This programme not only helps people improve their English reading and speaking skills, it is also…
Registration requiredRegister for eventIf you enjoy reading non-fiction then come join our friendly group of readers and chat about your favourites. Each month you will read a book of your choice on a set theme and over the year we will read across the entire Dewey Decimal…
Registration requiredRegister for eventCraft Snippets is a way to learn about artisan crafts from enthusiasts and experts who love to share.
Please note: You will need to wear a face mask in our library. Room capacity is limited so bookings are required by phoning…
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- All day
The Discovery Wall at Tūranga has a smaller, mobile 'sibling'. Local heritage comes to life with this unique interactive touchscreen technology that lets you explore the history of Christchurch. Try it out as it visits community…
A timely moment for us to celebrate the tenacity and elegance of the Māori spirit through this display that centres the magazine Te Ao Hou: The New World, published 1952 – 75. In the opening article of the first volume it states…
A timely moment for us to celebrate the tenacity and elegance of the Māori spirit through this display that centres the magazine Te Ao Hou: The New World, published 1952 – 75. In the opening article of the first volume it states that “Te Ao…
Discover the rich diversity that our most recent immigrants bring to Aotearoa New Zealand. Through their skills, cultural backgrounds and experiences, they strengthen and add immense value to this country and help shape its future.
This…
"Te Rā Takutai: Beach Sunrises" features the art of Bob Nicholls aka BeachPoetBob. These images are sketched in water colour pencil and then painted.
MC is a self-taught artist but credits the development of her skills to: an outstanding art program at her high school in Canada, multiple massive art books borrowed from the CCC libraries and YouTube painting tutorials. A detail-oriented…
Picture past times in Linwood and its surrounding neighbourhoods through a digital photographic exhibition. Come one, come all, and join us as we reminisce on days gone by!
Image: Hāngi at Wainoni School. 1990.…
Te Ao Hou: A Moment in Time, reflects on the long history and legacy the Te Ao Hou magazine has had in Aotearoa since its first publication seventy years ago. The framework for the exhibition comes from the opening article of the first…
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