Find out what's happening at the Te Awamutu and Cambridge libraries.
Get creative and celebrate Matariki! Use the template provided and submit your artwork to a library branch to be in with a chance to win both a prize for yourself and a prize pack for your school, thanks to Te Wānanga o Aotearoa!
Please take a few minutes to fill in our annual library survey.
Due to how popular W&R has been at Cambridge, we are running extra sessions at Cambridge on Mondays!
Feel free to attend either a Monday or Tuesday session - please note these extra sessions are only running at Cambridge Library!
Wriggle & Rhyme sessions are designed for children from birth to two years old. No need to register, just turn up!
Check out the FREE 30-minute Wriggle & Rhyme sessions at a library near you during the school term!
Wriggle & Rhyme sessions are designed for children from birth to two years old, and guide parents through a range of movement activities that they can also use at home with their children.
No need to register, just turn up!
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.
Join local author Marie-ann Quin at the Te Awamutu Library as she discusses her new book "Midwives and Men of War" - a tale that interweaves the rewards and challenges of midwifery with the horrors of war, the joy of love and the heartbreak of betrayal.
Join us each Thursday during term time to share a fun selection of stories.
Join us for a series of free, hands-on sessions of beginner-friendly programming! You will program robots and learn the fundamentals of programming using EdScratch. Sessions available for adults and kids. Spaces are limited; registrations are essential!
Learn how to play chess starting with the basics and moving on to tactical ideas and tools that will have you checkmating your mates in no time!
You will also learn algebraic notation, the international language of chess, so you can record your games or learn from the greatest masters all over the world.
Spaces are limited; registrations required.