Learning Te Reo Māori through waiata.

Join historian Geoff Watson and the Very Reverend Pamela Tankersley, for a talk-and-tour as they trace the history of the Pathways Presbyterian Church and its work in the community from the 1870s to the present day.

A delightful, relaxed drop-in group for people to craft and catch up.

Want to contribute to a Heritage Festival craft project? The group is crafting heritage granny squares to form a blanket during the Heritage Festival.

Come and play or learn how to play the game of Rummikub with us.

Come and join us every Tuesday after school for Crazy Crafternoons!

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

35th Anniversary of the RNZAF Deployment to the First Gulf War in 1991

Join us in our tamariki section every fortnight Wednesday for fun sensory play.

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.

We have been inspired! The book Tiny statements: a social history of Aotearoa New Zealand in badges by award-winning authors Stephanie Gibson and Claire Regnault, delves into Te Papa’s collections of over 1600 badges to examine how New Zealanders have used badges to join, to belong, resist, defy and celebrate.