Join us at Tūranga for a series of events to celebrate Japanese culture.
Interview with the Artist: Timothy Lomax and ‘Life After Three Eleven’
Life After Three Eleven' is a photography exhibition by local photographer Timothy Lomax (New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography Iris Awards 2020, 1 Silver and 6 Bronze Awards in the Travel/Documentary Categories), featuring his collection of photographs that shares the experiences and stories of Kesennuma, a small fishing town in Northern Japan.
STEAM Lab at Tūranga
It’s been a fun and interesting fourth term of STEAM Lab at Tūranga! What's STEAM Lab, you might ask? Find out!
Christmas Wrapping at Tūranga
We wrapped around the Christmas tree and brought a little festive magic to the facilitation space at Tūranga.
Wrapping around the Christmas Tree
Christmas is fast approaching, so why not get one step ahead this year and get crafty with us. Get gift-wrapping at Tūranga in December.
Finding a Place: WORD Christchurch Spring Festival 2020
If you've read my review of 'Know Your Place', you'll understand how excited I was for the WORD event Finding a Place on Saturday. The event featured Golriz Ghahraman, the first refugee sworn into New Zealand Parliament, and writer and filmmaker Ghazaleh Golbakhsh, as they discuss their new memoirs, Know Your Place and The Girl…
Heritage: Historical Writing – WORD Christchurch Spring Festival 2020
The Heritage: Historical Writing event at WORD was a treat for fans of New Zealand historical fiction, non-fiction, and children's books alike. Featuring AJ Fitzwater and Joanna Orwin as they introduce their new books, 'No Man's Land' and 'Shifting Currents' respectively. No Man's Land Shifting Currents They were also joined by Caroline Barron, who is…
A night with Pablo Neruda
Renee reports back from a special evening of music and poetry in celebration of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.
A biography that asks big questions: Know your place by Golriz Ghahraman
Renee reviews the autobiography of Golriz Ghahraman, the first refugee elected into NZ Parliament and finds a poignant, enjoyable read.
Locus Awards 2020 Nominee: The Ten Thousand Doors of January
Renee recommends Alix E. Harrow's debut novel, a historical fantasy "like 'Inkheart' meets 'Neverwhere' with a dash of 'Locke and Key'".
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