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Toddler Time
Sat 28 Mar 10:10am - 11:10am

Toddler Time @ Roslyn Library

Come along for stories, action songs, and crafts with the lovely Lindsey.

A display case lit from within, containing objects of a military nature, including rifle, map, photographs, bugle, gas mask, hats, and pieces of uniform on a mannequin torso.
Sat 28 Mar 10:30am - 12:30pm

Guided Visit: Engineer Corps Memorial Centre (ECMC)

Visit the Engineer Corps Memorial Centre (ECMC) Library, Museum and Chapel at Linton Camp.

Black-and-white photograph of 21 children on and beside a large swing suspended from a metal frame. In the background is a mown field edged with trees, with a path that runs to a small single-storey building.
Sat 28 Mar 2:00pm - 3:00pm

Genealogy Workshop: Memories of School Days

Join local New Zealand Society of Genealogists member Linley Robinson for this one-hour workshop.

Head-and-shoulders photographic portrait of a woman smiling into camera, against a white background.
Sat 28 Mar 3:30pm - 5:00pm

Traces of a City: Mr Ward’s Map

Long before GPS and digital mapping, Wellington had its own master surveyor Thomas Ward.

Photograph taken inside a Kōhanga Reo classroom. In the foreground, an adult and a group of animated children sit on cushions on the polished wooden floor, all looking off-camera. Tables, chairs and sofas occupy the background, around which more adults and children sit and stand, one playing a guitar, others in conversation.
Sat 28 Mar 5:30pm - 6:30pm

The Enduring Impact of Kōhanga Reo and Kura Kaupapa Māori in the Manawatū

In 2026, kōhanga reo, kura kaupapa Māori, wharekura and whare wānanga are familiar parts of the educational landscape in Aotearoa.

Photograph of the front of a tan-coloured colonial-era villa with verandah and corrugated iron roof. There is a gravel path that runs up to the front steps of the verandah and around two garden beds on either side. Behind the house is a wall of pine trees.
Sun 29 Mar 8:45am - 12:30pm

The Woolshed Café and House Eras Tour

Treat yourself to morning tea at The Woolshed Café, followed by a unique, audio-guided heritage walk of seven carefully restored New Zealand houses dating from 1860s to 1960s.

Silver airplane in a hanger being worked on. The airplane has a black propellor with yellow tips, and blue, white and red bullseyes on the wings and side. There is also black and yellow checks.
Sun 29 Mar 9:50am - 12:45pm

Guided Visit: Biggin Hill Historic Aircraft Centre

Housing airworthy examples of iconic WWII combat aircraft and other military aircraft on display, the trip to Biggin Hill is not to be missed! Brendon Deere will share insights on how the aircraft serve as a living memorial to all who have served their country in the air.

Black-and-white photographic portrait of a man at three-quarter angle, dressed in formal Victorian attire, with bowtie and boutonnière. The man has a mustache and a pointed beard.
Sun 29 Mar 11:00am - 12:00pm

Nils Magnus Person: Sexton of Terrace End Cemetery

This presentation by historian Leanne Croon Hickman explores the story of Nils Magnus Person, the outspoken Swedish caretaker who transformed Terrace End Cemetery and then challenged the officials who dismissed him.

Photograph of a steam-powered ice machine with large wheel in the foreground.
Sun 29 Mar 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Open Day: Tokomaru Steam Engine Museum

Hosted by owner/operators Roxanne and Damian Groves, this is a great opportunity to view a private collection of historic machinery, featuring a comprehensive collection of stationary steam engines, small locomotives and steam rollers.

Tall brick building with concrete pillars. Green barn door at bottom.
Sun 29 Mar 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Open Day: Palmerston North Electric Power Station

When the station was officially opened in 1924, Palmerston North was the last borough in New Zealand to get a public electricity supply.

Photograph of a cemetery with a paved pathway running between two rows of graves. In the foreground is a weathered stone mausoleum.
Sun 29 Mar 2:00pm - 3:00pm

Terrace End Cemetery Tour

Join Leanne Croon Hickman and local New Zealand Society of Genealogists member Geraldine Reynolds, on their popular tour to ‘meet’ some of the interesting residents of Palmerston North’s oldest existing cemetery.

A black-and-white mosaic of two repeating head-and-shoulders drawings: one of a smiling woman in a round hat, and the other of a young man in soldier's uniform.
Sun 29 Mar 2:30pm - 3:30pm

Sorrowing Mothers Workshop

The Palmerston North War Memorial in Te Marae o Hine – The Square was unveiled 100 years ago, in February 1926.

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