Discover tips and tricks for using historical newspapers on the Papers Past website for family and other research.

Discover tips and tricks for using historical newspapers on the Papers Past website for family and other research.

When was the last time you handwrote and posted a letter? Or have you ever? We invite you to write a letter to a former or future Palmerstonian.

Want to contribute to heritage craft projects? Please join us for drop-in crafting sessions on the Second Floor of the Central Library.

Want to contribute to heritage craft projects? Please join us for drop-in crafting sessions on the Second Floor of the Central Library.

Presented by Margaret Tennant 

Do you have a family history question you need help to answer? Drop in any time from 10:30am to 12:30am and members of the Palmerston North Branch of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists (NZSG) will be available to help you find your way.

There is a city centennial on our horizon.

Presented by David Forrest (Chair of Green Corridors, 2001-15) and Ant Gear (Chair of Green Corridors)From denuded valleys and river margins in 2001, green corridors have appeared to the south of the city between the ranges and the river.

Want to contribute to heritage craft projects? Please join us for drop-in crafting sessions on the Second Floor of the Central Library.

Presented by Malcolm HopwoodSir Geoffrey Cox, born in Palmerston North, led an incredible life.

Presented by Tania Kopytko