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Christchurch City Libraries Ngā Kete Wānanga o Ōtautahi

September 2024

 

Welcome to our Heritage newsletter.

Find out about interesting library events and resources related to local history, whakapapa/family history and heritage of all kinds.

 

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Christchurch Heritage Festival: 11 to 27 October 2025

Explore the interesting and fun local history events, exhibitions, and activities on at the Christchurch Heritage Festival.

The Great Stash Swap

Feb 22nd | 11:00am - 2:00pm

Upper Riccarton Library

Bring your unwanted fabric, haberdashery, buttons, wool, lace, trims, paints, brushes, zips, etc... Then choose what you want to take away.

Repair, Remake and Reuse @ Lyttelton Library

Are you a fan of The Repair Shop? Do you love fixing things yourself? We have a programme of events for you, and plenty of books to help too

More Heritage festival events
 

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Christchurch Photo Hunt: 1 to 31 October 2025

The annual Christchurch Photo Hunt is on from 1 to 31 October. Share your photos old and new - and win Riverside Market vouchers!

We hope you are looking forward to the Christchurch Photo Hunt as much as we are! Don’t forget to enter by attending one of our digitisation events or submitting online - take a look at some of the highlights from 2023’s competition.

 

Te Ao Māori

Unconscious Bias on LinkedIn Learning

In this course, diversity expert Stacey Gordon Stacey explores the most common forms of unconscious bias and its implications.

Excel Essential Training on LinkedIn Learning

Get up to speed with Excel expert Dennis Taylor as he demonstrates how to efficiently manage & analyse data in Microsoft Excel.

 

Canterbury Stories: Digitised and transcribed

Did you know we have a growing number of resources in Canterbury Stories that have been transcribed? Digitising historical documents is an important way of making them accessible to the public but transcribing them means that the contents, like names of people and places, become searchable. This also makes things easier for people who struggle to read 19th century handwriting!

Have a read and find out more about what life was like on board a ship bound for Aotearoa, or for early colonists who arrived here.

Ship's log of the S.S. Somersetshire from Plymouth to Melbourne, 1 July-30 August 1869, sheet 03 of 87, No known copyright, CCL-Arch489-003

 

Blog Post

A quick introduction to the Archives

Amy, one of our library archivists, gives us a look at a part of the library most people don't get to see - the treasures in our Archives.

 

Courses: Family and Local history

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Unconscious Bias on LinkedIn Learning

In this course, diversity expert Stacey Gordon Stacey explores the most common forms of unconscious bias and its implications.

Video

Excel Essential Training on LinkedIn Learning

Get up to speed with Excel expert Dennis Taylor as he demonstrates how to efficiently manage & analyse data in Microsoft Excel.

 
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