In search of Ngaio is an exhibition that aims to uncover Dame Ngaio Marsh’s work and life.
Let nature in
Masha is in awe of the mahi of the Education Programme Team at CCC Parks - Connect. Engage. Empower. Protect.
Wild Ōtautahi: An exhibition about wildlife in our city
Take a walk on the wild side and discover Gavin Bishop's illustrations of animals living in our city, explore their living habitats at our latest exhibition.
Labyrinth in the Library
Artist Robyn Webster talks about her installation Labyrinth in the Library.
Ordinary treasures, Extraordinary exhibition
Extraordinary – from the collections of Alexander Turnbull Library is an exhibition running at Te Pito Huarewa Southbase Gallery, Tūranga, Saturday 9 November 2019 to 9 February 2020. Christchurch City Libraries is honoured and excited to take part in Alexander Turnbull Library's centenary celebrations by creating the exhibition Extraordinary – from the collections of Alexander Turnbull Library. The purpose…
Producer Christine Dann talks about No ordinary Sheila, a documentary about an inspiring woman and the power of wonder
"I've got books instead of babies" — these were the words of Sheila Natusch, whose cinematic portrayal is coming to the big screens in Christchurch today and tomorrow (Friday 11 and Saturday 12 August). As the movie proves, it isn't just books that inhabit Sheila's world. It's also wonder and passion for the natural world — plants, animals and rocks. This translates into…
A hundred shards of potent remedy: an interview with Fiona Farrell about Decline and Fall on Savage Street
Masha interviews Fiona Farrell about her new novel Decline and Fall on Savage Street.
Fiona Farrell: Writing big and the best in Decline and fall on Savage Street
Masha attends the launch of Fiona Farrell's new novel, an earthquake companion piece to her non-fiction The Villa at the Edge of the Empire.
What do young love and literary magazines have in common?
Why would one read a literary magazine in the time when novels are still the hottest form on the scene? Because reading a literary magazine is like being young and ready to fall in love every day fresh. You can pick up the read you fancy, and if you realize you made a wrong judgement…
Fiona Farrell and her healing gift to Christchurch
There is no greater gift a writer could give to their own people than a story. Fiona Farrell's book The villa at the edge of the empire was nominated as one of the best non-fiction books of the year (NZ Book Awards) - a nomination which is entirely and unquestionably deserved. But The Villa is much more than…
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