Ngā kaupapa What's on 

Stunning paintings, intricately carved taonga puoro (traditional Māori musical instruments) and beautiful music.

What might you find? Drop in to these free library sessions to learn about the City Nature Challenge and observing nature.

Help put Ōtautahi Christchurch's biodiversity on the map.

Find a night-flyer and record your observation!

Join the talented Ngā Hau Ngākau artists and step into the world of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments). Learn to play the porotiti and koauau. No experience necessary! Instruments will be provided to tamariki to try their hand with these beautiful instruments.

Lakes, rivers, and baby forests to explore. Come along to Te Waoku Kahikatea Reserve to search and discover biodiversity along the Pūharakekenui/Styx River.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists as they explore the sounds and stories of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) surrounded by the stunning artworks and carvings of Ngā Hau Ngākau.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists for kōrero about the development of the exhibition and the threads and stories that weave the visual art with the sounds of tāonga pūoro - traditional Maori musical instruments.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists as they explore the sounds and stories of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) surrounded by the stunning artworks and carvings of Nga Hau Ngakau.

Take a guided exploration of Ngā Hau Ngākau with the artists themselves. Discover the kaupapa that weaves together painting, carving and music, crafting narratives that honour the essence and stories of whenua.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists as they explore the sounds and stories of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) surrounded by the stunning artworks and carvings of Ngā Hau Ngākau.

This talk explores how the New Zealand goldrushes gave people a chance to reinvent themselves.

Learn about how scientists are piecing together the ancient past through a treasure trove of fossils found in North Canterbury.

View rarely-seen treasures from Canterbury Museum's collection in this touring exhibition.

Discover a tiny world of insects in your backyard with a new exhibition touring Canterbury.

Discover a tiny world of insects in your backyard with a new exhibition touring Canterbury.

Stunning paintings, intricately carved taonga puoro (traditional Māori musical instruments) and beautiful music.

Learn about how scientists are piecing together the ancient past through a treasure trove of fossils found in North Canterbury.

What might you find? Drop in to these free library sessions to learn about the City Nature Challenge and observing nature.

Find a night-flyer and record your observation!

Help put Ōtautahi Christchurch's biodiversity on the map.

Join the talented Ngā Hau Ngākau artists and step into the world of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments). Learn to play the porotiti and koauau. No experience necessary! Instruments will be provided to tamariki to try their hand with these beautiful instruments.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists for kōrero about the development of the exhibition and the threads and stories that weave the visual art with the sounds of tāonga pūoro - traditional Maori musical instruments.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists as they explore the sounds and stories of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) surrounded by the stunning artworks and carvings of Ngā Hau Ngākau.

Lakes, rivers, and baby forests to explore. Come along to Te Waoku Kahikatea Reserve to search and discover biodiversity along the Pūharakekenui/Styx River.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists as they explore the sounds and stories of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) surrounded by the stunning artworks and carvings of Ngā Hau Ngākau.

Take a guided exploration of Ngā Hau Ngākau with the artists themselves. Discover the kaupapa that weaves together painting, carving and music, crafting narratives that honour the essence and stories of whenua.

Join the Ngā Hau Ngākau artists as they explore the sounds and stories of tāonga pūoro (traditional Maori musical instruments) surrounded by the stunning artworks and carvings of Nga Hau Ngakau.

This talk explores how the New Zealand goldrushes gave people a chance to reinvent themselves.

View rarely-seen treasures from Canterbury Museum's collection in this touring exhibition.