Find out what's happening at the Te Awamutu and Cambridge libraries.
We're celebrating the International Day of Older Persons with a Ride the Raceway event which is kindly supported by Cambridge Raceway.
The event is for push/pedal bikes, starts at 11.30am and will allow riders to ride around the Cambridge Raceway circuit for as many times as they feel comfortable up to a 30 minute timeframe.
XHH Step with Nin Duggan is part of the Get Active 2023 programme.
Suitable for adults of all ages and older children who are at beginner level who would like to either give this hip hop step class a try or who are working on getting fit and healthy for Summer!
Try a free introductory Zumba Gold class or two (Seniors only) with Magda as part of our Get Active 2023 programme.
Zumba Gold is a low impact and low intensity version of Zumba Fitness specifically designed for seniors or beginners and people recovering from injuries who want to get back to fitness.
Magda has been a ZIN™ Member since November 2012 and loves teaching Zumba classes. Her reason is simple: Every class feels like a party!
Is your child interested in giving Track & Field a go? Athletics for junior athletes starts on Wednesday 18 October, but you can come along on Wednesday 11 October for our 'Have a Go' Fun night to see if your child likes it and would like to register and continue.
For registered children the Summer season runs on Wednesdays during Term 4 and Term 1 the following year. Children are aged from 3 to 12, though up to 15 years can be catered for.
If you love reading books, sharing books, chatting to others about books and finding new books to read, come along to an enjoyable evening where you can share your favourite titles with other book lovers while enjoying light refreshments provided by the library.
Cambridge ultra marathon runner, Chris Atkinson has just returned from completing the world's most famous trail ultra - Ultra Trail Mont-Blanc. What did it take to get into the race, what was training like and what is it like to complete 172 kilometres with 10 000 metres of elevation?
Hughie Castle, also from Cambridge, completed the Antarctica Marathon in March. How does her experience compare and how do you prepare for a race in the world's coldest continent?