A look at the linguistic connection of te reo Mā'ohi (Tahitian) to te reo Māori.

Pilar Villamor is an internationally respected earthquake geologist and principal scientist whose research on active faults and volcano–tectonic interactions in Aotearoa New Zealand has had a transformative impact on our understanding of natural hazards.

Come along and pack in as much fun as you can in our free sessions of stories, songs, activities and crafts! No booking required.

Do you need a place to practice speaking te reo Māori? Come along for a kawhe to build your kōrero skills in a relaxed environment.

Discover how one of Palmy's most loved places has been transforming over the past decade.

Stories, music, rhymes and crafts for preschool aged kids and their caregivers

Share a little of your family history in friendly conversation facilitated by local NZ Society Genealogists member Dr Tania Kopytko.

Spend 30 minutes, one-on-one with a skilled heritage practitioner.

Would your school age child like to read to one of our cute and friendly Canine Friends dogs?  These dogs are super friendly, well behaved and have lovely handlers to help guide your child's session.

A casual drop-in session for those keen to play chess socially or learn the basics.

Join us at Te Pātikitiki Library on Tuesday's and Wednesdays for free arts and crafts sessions.

Artist Dame Robin White (Ngāti Awa) has spent more than five decades creating work which ranges from iconic New Zealand landscapes to collaborative tapa cloth.