Zoë reviews Time to Remember by Janna Ruth.
Christies night club: Picturing Canterbury
The interior of Christies night club at 54 Lichfield Street in the central city, 1972. An image from the Discovery Wall.
10 years ago today – 22 February 2011 / 22 February 2021
Remember when you could read the latest Press on the big boards at Central Library? Glenn took this photo on reentering the library later in 2011.
The Christchurch Hungarian community: Picturing Canterbury
Members of the Hungarian community in Christchurch during feast day of St Stephen celebrations, 1966. An image from the Discovery Wall.
Monday 22 February 2021 – Earthquake Commemorations
Monday 22 February 2021 is the tenth anniversary of the 2011 quake. There are events to commemorate those we lost; and places where the community can come together to reflect and remember.
Costa prize for first novel – Love After Love by Ingrid Persaud
Fee reviews the Costa best first novel winner and finds a multi-faceted story that "mystified, moved, and made me laugh".
Craft Snippets: Knitting with Ethan Barclay-Ennew
Sally reports back from the latest Craft Snippets event featuring knitter and designer, Ethan Barclay-Ennew.
Stories of love and devotion – Meet the Andersons
As St Valentine's Day approaches, our Local History Librarians at Tuakiri | Identity, Tūranga have been busy trawling for romantic stories.
Japanese events at Tūranga
Join us at Tūranga for a series of events to celebrate Japanese culture.
Oldest house in Christchurch?
This was the question posed in The Press on 23 December 1982 regarding a “shabby and time-scuffed” property called Oak Cottage situated at 198 Milton Street.
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