Between 1946 and 1948, more than 12,000 New Zealanders served in J Force.

Gather your knitting, crochet or stitching project, and join other fellow craft enthusiasts at Te Pātikitiki Library.

Need some help with your cell phone, tablet, laptop, computer, internet, or other technology type stuff? Ashhurst Library is here to help! 

A chance find of an unusual Glaxo baby bottle in the Te Manawa collection store prompted Archivist Juliet Galuszka to explore the history of Glaxo and its abandoned factory in Bunnythorpe.

Would you like some help with using your phone, laptop or tablet?

While students are on holiday, it's a good time to meet with other kaiako in the city to discover more about running school anniversaries, the Papers Past website, Horizons – Environmental Education resource kits, activities and opportunities, free heritage resources and more.

Come along each week (during term time) for a delightful morning of community connection and camaraderie over a cuppa and some treats! 

Hey kids! Come and join us after school for some fantastic Friday fun! Games, books, crafts, quizzes- anything could happen! Come along and find out what this week's Feature Friday is all about! 

Authors Max Rashbrooke and Richard Shaw have both written about their settler-colonial ancestors.

Victor and Eileen Taylor will be offering guided historical riverside walks from 30 minutes to one hour duration.

The replica Molen is the same design as any similar flour Mill in the Netherlands.

Join John Girling for ‘Foxton and Flax’, an experience which includes seeing the flax stripping machinery in operation, and an overview of the flax industry.