Tō Tātou Karere - Wellington City Libraries Newsletter - January 2021

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JANUARY 2021 | VOL. IX

Tō Tātou Karere WELLINGTON CITY LIBRARIES NEWS



content tamariki / rangatahi children and youth

REGULAR PROGRAMMES

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pakeke adults

REGULAR PROGRAMMES

highlights

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the hive

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new kids books new teens books

kids activity

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most wanted books

new books

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tĹŤhura hive

recent picks from our collections

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do more with your library card


We are taking a break! Our regular programmes will be on a break from 11 December 2020 to late January 2021. Check our full schedule.

Baby Rock and Rhyme A fun and educational programme for parents and carers to interact with their babies through songs and stories. Recommended for children aged 0 - 2 years with their caregivers. • • • •

Cummings Park Island Bay Johnsonville Karori

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Kilbirnie Miramar Tawa Te Awe

CRAFTerschool

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such as drawing, beading, origami, mask-making and much more while making friends with other crafty kids. Registrations required; runs weekly during term-time. • • •

children and youth

tamariki / rangatahi

REGULAR PROGRAMMES

Free arts and crafts for school-aged children. Get stuck into activities

Johnsonville Miramar Tawa

Dungeons and Dragons Calling all adventurers — seasoned questers and fresh-faced recruits alike — for Dungeons and Dragons campaigns at your local library. We’ll provide the Dungeon Master, dice, books and gear; you provide the imagination. Registrations required. Recommended for ages 9 - 19. • •

Johnsonville Karori → waiting for a new Dungeons Master


Family Movie Nights

Let’s Go LEGO®

Come in your pyjamas, bring a cushion and a

Let’s build -- let’s explore -- let’s create -- Let’s Go

blanket, and relax at our fun family movie nights. A

LEGO®! Join us for these themed building sessions,

different G-rated movie is selected from our library

where you will use the library’s LEGO® collections to

collections each month. Check with the library to

create your masterpiece. Recommended for children

find out which movie is showing.

aged 5+ with their caregivers.

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Karori Newtown Tawa

Kōhunga Kōrero

Cummings Park Johnsonville Karori Khandallah

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Miramar Newtown Tawa

Preschool Storytime

Pakiwaitara i roto i te reo Māori. E 30 meneti

Fun and interactive stories, songs and rhymes to

pakiwaitara, rotarota, waiata hoki i roto i te reo Māori

inspire your preschooler and help grow a love of

mō ngā kōhungahunga me ō rātou mātua kaitiaki.

literacy.

Stories, rhymes and songs in te reo Māori for preschoolers and their caregivers. These sessions are open to anyone, and are recommended for children aged 2 - 6 years. • • • •

Johnsonville Karori Miramar Newtown

Recommended for children aged 2 - 4 with their caregivers. • • • • • •

LEGO® Time

Brooklyn Cummings Park Island Bay Johnsonville Karori Khandallah

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Kilbirnie Miramar Newtown Tawa Te Awe Wadestown

Youth Nights

Come down to the library and get creative in these

Come to our after-hours Youth Nights to find a space

free-build sessions with our extensive LEGO®

to be yourself and meet other like-minded teens.

collections. Recommended for ages 5 - 105.

Check out the cool tech in the HIVE, record music, play games, watch movies, read a book, or just hang

Te Awe

out -- our space is yours! Pizza provided. Suitable for ages 14+. •

Johnsonville

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Tea and Tales

We are taking a break!

Join us for Tea and Tales at the Our regular programmes will be on a break from 11 December 2020 to late January 2021. Check our full schedule.

library. Enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and lively book discussions with like-minded people, while sharing poems, excerpts and anecdotes with others for an hour at the library. Bring along something to share with

Movie Nights Join us for free films screening every month. Movies are selected from the library’s collections and are

the group. New members are always welcome; just pop along. • •

Johnsonville Tawa

suitable for adults. Check with the library to find out which movie is showing. • •

Tea and Tales

Te Awe Wadestown

Chinese

Join us for Chinese Tea and Tales

Social English Come along to our free English conversation groups. We meet every week to chat and improve our English conversation skills. All levels

to get to know other Mandarinspeaking migrants in the community, practice your English, share your stories, and much more. Mandarin-learning speakers of other languages are also welcome.

are welcome!

如果您喜欢阅读, 喜欢结交有共同爱好的

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新朋友, 海阔天空的侃聊人生故事……或

Karori Kilbirnie Newtown

是想学习如何运用图书馆内的设施; 学习 简单的生活实用英语, 那就来乔森威尔图 书馆吧, <<悠雅书舍>>欢迎您的加入.

Stepping Up

Johnsonville

These are practical sessions on basics of digital technology and computing. A different topic is covered at each session, so check

adults

pakeke

REGULAR PROGRAMMES

library computers covering the

with the library to find out more information. Registrations are required. •

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Kilbirnie

Zine Make n’ Swap Spend some time making zines and socialising with other local zinemakers. We’ll supply plenty of materials, but feel free to bring your own as well. •

Arapaki


Summer Reading Challenge

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Tūhura HIVE is our makerspace and sound studio, located on the lower ground floor of Johnsonville Library at the Waitohi Community Hub. It is a community space where people of all ages can explore, create, innovate and engage with all kinds of maker technology. From 3D printing, audio recording, coding, robotics and electronics, to sewing, weaving and more, we offer endless opportunities for everyone to get inspired and create. Come

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What is available in the space? •

3D printing

3D scanning

Laser cutting

Sewing — we also have an

How much does it cost?

Activity

Cost

3D printing

$0.10 per gram $4.00 per 500x300mm plywood sheet; machine use free Free Free for first two hours, then $17.90/ hour

3D scanning

overlocker! •

Audio recording studio

Sewing/overlocking Audio recording studio

opening hours

the hive

Tūhura hive - johnsonville library at the waitohi hub

visit us — we’d love to see you!

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

12pm-6.45pm 10am-6.45pm 12pm-6.45pm

Thursday

10am-6.45pm

Friday

10am-6.45pm

Saturday

10am-3.45pm

Sunday

10am-3.45pm

Check the detailed information on the equipment we have here.



recent picks from our

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Help inspire a new artwork in Newtown! Artist Liana Leiataua is returning to How to enter: connect with the Newtown community to • Get creative on the blank canvas which co-design a new mural to welcome people you can download here. You can also into the Newtown Library. Liana created pick up copies from Newtown Library, the original eye-catching mural in 1991, Newtown

Community

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which was a colourful focal point on this Centre, local churches and cafes around busy corner in Newtown.

Newtown. • Drop your art ideas to the Newtown

Liana is collaborating with Gorse (Ruth Library at 13 Constable Street, or Newtown Robertson-Taylor) to design a new mural Community and Cultural Centre at the – and they want you to share your ideas! corner of Rintoul and Columbo Streets. They are keen for the new design to reflect • Email it to the arts@wcc.govt.nz what people love about the Newtown community.

Entries need to be submitted by Monday 1 February 2021.

Your creative canvases will be on display at the Newtown Library throughout Read the full article. February 2021.

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Grab a bargain at our Book Sale Wellington City Libraries is having its first big sale of withdrawn books, magazines, CDs and DVDs since 2019 and there will be bargains galore for everyone! The sale will be at the Ngaio Town Hall (1 Ottawa Rd – map) on: Friday 29th Jan, 10am to 6pm Saturday 30th Jan, 10am to 4pm Sunday 31st Jan, 10am to 4pm Most items will be $1 or 50 cents and new stock will be put out each day. Come and find some treasures! Read the full article.

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most wanted

books


books Full list


kids books Full list

teens books Full list


kid’s activity


do more with your

library card

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contact us Arapaki Manners library 12 Manners Street 803 8303

Brooklyn Library Cnr of Harrison & Cleveland Streets, Brooklyn 384 6814

Cummings Park (ngaio) Library 1a Ottawa Road, Ngaio 479 2344

He Matapihi Molesworth Library National Library of New Zealand 70 Molesworth Street 801 4122

Island Bay library 167 The Parade, island bay 383 7216

Miramar library 68 Miramar Avenue, Miramar 388 8005

Newtown library 13 Constable Street, Newtown 389 2830

Ruth Gotlieb (Kilbirnie) library 101 Kilbirnie Crescent, Kilbirnie 387 1480

te awe Library 29B brandon street 801 3529

Wadestown library Corner of Moorhouse Street and Lennel Road, Wadestown 473 5211

Johnsonville library 34 Moorefield Road, Johnsonville 477 6151

Karori library 247 Karori Road, Karori 476 8413

Khandallah library 8 Ganges Road, khandallah 479 7535

Mervyn Kemp (Tawa) library 158 Main Road (Cnr Cambridge Street & Main Road), Tawa 232 1690

general enquiries enquiries@wcl.govt.nz 801 3065



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