Give it a go while visiting the library these school holidays. Basically, anything that has words can be turned into a blackout poem. using whatever inking or coloring tools you have on hand. It is any sort of poem that is derived from blacking out any unwanted words from a paragraph, book, sign, etc. Help build our poetry wall by crafting your own Blackout poem. Bring it back into the library to go in the prize draw.Ī winner from each branch will be drawn at the end of the holidays. Pop into your nearest library to collect your Winter Reading Bingo Challenge, complete one line (horizontal, vertical, or across). Let’s get reading these winter school holidays! Exact dates here.Ĭhildren's Winter Reading Bingo Challenge Free.ġ.30pm - 3.00pm, second Thursday of the monthĬome and roll the dice and play Dungeons and Dragons - a fantasy role playing tabletop game. Free.ġ.00pm-2.00pm, first Thursday of the monthĬome along to meet new people, talk about the books you've been reading, and discover some great recommendations. Join us for fun and exciting stories and songs at our weekly storytime sessions for 2-5 year olds and their caregivers. Free.ġ0.00am-10.30am, every Thursday during term time The Talking Café hosts will warmly welcome you when you arrive. There is no need to register, just turn up on the day. You can pop in for a quick chat or stay for a longer conversation with friendly people. Free.ġ0.00am-11.30am, third Wednesday of every monthĮnjoy a relaxed cuppa and start your journey to connect with others who enjoy the same things. You'll learn new wordy tips and tricks, meet other people who love Scrabble too, and enjoy a relaxing time playing a classic game. Come along to our monthly writing group for adults.Ĭome along for a hearty game of Scrabble. Let us help stimulate, motivate and promote your writing, so that you can produce, perform and publish. Free.ġ2.00pm-2.00pm, third Tuesday of the month
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If you're struggling to understand how to use your device or want to find out more about the wide variety of e-Resources that can be accessed through the library, we can help. Get help with your smartphone, tablet, laptop, e-Reader, or whatever digital device you have. Building Bricks kindly supplied by the Christchurch User group. Make amazing brick creations with Adrian Barbour. Free.ģ.30pm-5.00pm, last Monday of every month
Discover a fine selection of books, enjoy themes, interesting snippets and laughs along the way. Free.ġ0.30am-12.00pm, third Monday of the monthĬome along to our conversational group to discuss, and debate thought provoking topics. Our next Open Day will be in October.Drop in for friendly, sociable and fun classic board games such as Scrabble, Chinese Checkers, Chess, Risk, Catan, Yahtzee and more. Once again, thanks for your support and a heartfelt welcome to all our new supporters who sign-up on the day. Our thanks to event sponsor the Bowater Motor Group, and to our media partners at MediaWorks for their help promoting the event.
In particular, thanks to our traffic management marshals who dealt with 600+ cars visiting the Sanctuary on Sunday. Our Open Days are a major undertaking for the Sanctuary and we couldn’t run these without significant support from our volunteers and staff – great efforts everyone involved. Our thanks to the food truck vendors who served up delicious fare. We’re delighted with the number of traps sold, along with all the baking goods and Sanctuary merchandise. The Kids Zone was quite frantic from the moment Open Day kicked-off right through to the end of the day. Open Day was a huge success, we counted almost 2,100 visitors passing through the ‘air gate’ into the Sanctuary (nearly triple the number through last year)! It was great to welcome the Hon Willow-Jean Prime, the Minister of Conservation on her first visit to the Sanctuary and Rachel Boyack our local MP – Open Day was the perfect way to demonstrate to the minister the depth of support in the Nelson/Tasman community for the Sanctuary, it’s aims and achievements. Thanks for the fantastic community support for Open Day
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