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Thai ceramics workshop for children
Join us for a clay workshop and learn how to make a pot or an animal using the pinch pot method.

Other Worlds: an exhibition by Auckland Council Libraries
Enjoy seeing early editions of your favourite works and be inspired to find your next read.

Community safety forum for seniors
This will be a fun and interactive session that will promote confidence building and a stronger s...

Wriggle & Rhyme Central City Library
Wriggle and Rhyme is a programme that promotes active movement and brain development for babies a...

Lost Neighbourhoods of Central Auckland
This talk is a glimpse into the history of three lost central Auckland neighbourhoods during the...

Read, Share, Connect
Join us for a relaxed and engaging reading experience where we dive into one short text each sess...

Other Worlds: Beyond this Earth
Packed with string quartet music rearranged, reimagined, and rediscovered, this short concert hou...

Other Worlds: Curator Talks
Learn about the big ideas and publishing history of this expansive genre and immerse yourself in...
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Auckland Central City Library announces uplifting new exhibition
Auckland Central City Library is thrilled to announce an uplifting new exhibition Waiwaia Ngā Ngutu ahead of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

That’s So Last Century: Auckland Central City Library announces new exhibition
Auckland Central City Library is thrilled to announce a captivating exhibition showcasing the evolution of fashion throughout Aotearoa in a new exhibition titled ‘That’s So Last Century: What We Wore 1950s-90s’.

Learn the whakapapa of a historic Māori phrasebook this Mahuru Māori
As we celebrate Mahuru Māori, a remarkable piece of history resurfaces as part of Auckland Council Libraries’ Ngako: The Collections Talk, providing a glimpse into the rich linguistic heritage of te reo Māori.

Witi Ihimaera named as inaugural patron for Auckland Council Libraries’ We Read Auckland Festival
Witi Ihimaera is named as the first ever patron of Auckland Council Libraries’ Ka Pānui Tātau i Tāmaki Makaurau / We Read Auckland festival.