Te Awamutu Holiday Programme - Winter Wonderland!

Warm up in the Te Awamutu Library these school holidays with a range of free winter crafts and play activities!
Activities are suitable for children aged 5 to 12!

Lego Club

Lego Club is a free hour of fun where kids can use their imagination to create, build and play. Look out for challenges and fun themes too!

All children aged up to 12 are welcome to join in!

Matariki Printmaking Workshop

The Te Awamutu Library and Museum teams are excited to host an 1833 Albion press poster workshop, led by award-winning pressman Graham Judd!
Spaces for this 3-hour workshop are limited - check the full description for registration details and costs.

Kids and teens Matariki printmaking workshop and expo

We have teamed up with the Te Awamutu Museum to put together an awesome expo where you can have a go on a 192 year old printing press; make a zine and more!

Book Club Te Awamutu

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.

Local author talk and book signing with Marie-ann Quin

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.

Story Time

Join us each Thursday during term time to share a fun selection of stories.

Steam Stars

Come and get creative and hands-on with fun science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) projects!

Thursday afternoons at Te Awamutu Library during the school term.

Participants register for the term. Ages 8 up to 12.

Local author talk with H.C. Roberts a.k.a. Holly Christina

Author H. C. Roberts presents her Harp and the Lyre NOVEL Trilogy: a fantasy adventure for all the family with heart and humour, the books speak about tech culture, identity, and courage.