Maeve looks at the storied life of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, the first Presbyterian Church to be built in Christchurch.
Well plotted, visceral thriller: Paul Cleave’s His Favourite Graves
Fee reads Paul Cleave's latest suspense thriller, a finds a book that "grabs the reader by the throat and won't let go".
Do you have children who speak or are learning Italian? This post is for you!
This Sunday 28 January 11am to 11.30am at Tūranga, we are holding a special bilingual English and Italian Wā Kōrero Storytimes, and we would love you to join us. Explore our Italian resources for kids.
King Lear performed by the Canterbury Repertory Theatre: Picturing Canterbury
Promotional photo taken at the Christchurch Art Gallery to publicise Canterbury Repertory Theatre's production of King Lear, 2016. An image from Canterbury Stories.
Read It Before You See It 2024: Historical dramas, festival favourites and Colleen Hoover
Hayley breaks down the movies and TV series based on books due to hit screens in the following months.
The power of Pilkey: Why your kid should be reading Dog Man (and you should too)
Moata explains why, despite the toilet humour (and maybe because of it), Dav Pilkey's graphic novels are great for kids AND adults.
The confusing world of ‘Argylle’
Moata considers the new spy adventure novel that's beginnings are a mystery wrapped in a conundrum attached to a cat backpack.
Five people standing in front of Anti Crow Hut: Picturing Canterbury
Alexander Wildey, three men and two women standing in front of a Canterbury Mountaineering Club hut, 1950s. An image from Canterbury Stories.
The year of reading intentionally
If you get easily distracted from the books you definitely meant to get around to, Moata has some tips for using our BiblioCommons catalogue to help manage your reading.
Discover Canterbury: Can you help us identify this shopkeeper?
Do you recognise the woman or shop in this series of images? If so, please let us know!
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