Fee reads one of the finalist novels in the Ngaio Marsh Awards about a tense hostage crisis full of characters with their own stories.
Bhola Pradhan lighting panas lamps: Picturing Canterbury
Annual general assembly of the Nepal New Zealand Friendship Society of Canterbury. An image from Canterbury Stories.
WORD Christchurch 2021: Young refugee flourishes in New Zealand after desperate fight for survival
Abbas Nazari has written a memoir After the Tampa in which he writes powerfully about his family's ordeal in Afghanistan and aboard the Tampa before arriving in New Zealand.
QUIZ: Canterbury Show Day / Canterbury Anniversary
Our November quiz looks at Christchurch Show Day and Canterbury’s official anniversary. Test your knowledge of the annual show.
WORD Christchurch 2021: Cabinet of Curiosities: Tiny Lectures on the Weird and Wonderful
Renee is excited to listen to curious & odd conversations at the 'Cabinet of Curiosities: Tiny Lectures on the Weird and Wonderful' on Wednesday 10 November, 7.30–8.45pm, at The Piano.
Te Pūtake o te Riri, He Rā Maumahara – The national day of commemoration for the New Zealand wars: 28 October
28 October marks the national commemoration of Ngā Pakanga o Aotearoa (The New Zealand Wars).
Do you remember going to Labour Day picnics and fairs?
Explore the 1981 Labour Day Picnic, and other Labour Days through our collection.
Revitalisation of Cultural Heritage: Qiao Yi Hong De Lion Dance Team Christchurch
Hong explores the Chinese lion dance, a cultural heritage rooted in the long-standing Chinese history and introduced to New Zealand by Chinese migrants.
Diversity Awareness Month paper doll craft: Scotland
Learn about traditional clothing from Scotland and print and colour in your own paper dolls wearing kilts.
Stephen King Only Kills Bad Guys: Billy Summers
Fee reads Stephen King's latest about a hitman on one last job who uses multiple identities to hide the truth. But who is he really?
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