If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
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A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
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Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
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Richmond Library's Book Group for adults is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear about what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book-focused time with lovely people. Richmond Library's Book Group for adults meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 3.00pm. Everyone is welcome and it's free.
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Interested in exploring your local or family history? Drop into Richmond Library's Research Room to explore our local and family history resources. Specialist library staff will be available to help out if needed. Just starting your family tree or having trouble finding your ancestors? Want to know more about how to use Ancestry.com, and other family and local history resources? Drop by the Research Room at Richmond Library and we will help you out. Free.
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Get more comfortable with the different apps on your phone. In this free workshop you will find out what apps are and learn how to: >Download, organise and delete apps >Find the most useful apps for you Bring your smart phone or tablet . Pre-requisite – You must make sure that you have signed into the Play Store (Android) / App Store (iPhone/iPad) before coming to the class. If you need help with this, please fill out a Book a…
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
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In this free workshop, learn about Google Drive and how you can store files and photos in the cloud. Learn how to: > Upload (save) and download files with Google Drive > Share files, pictures and folders with family and friends > Sync with your smartphone/tablet To complete this class you must have a current Gmail account – don't forget to bring your email address and email password. IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
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Is Zoom driving you zany? Heard about Zoom but not sure how to get the most out of it? Let our Digital Learning Specialist build your confidence. More people, businesses and organisations are using Zoom to keep in touch and make virtual appointments and meetings. Whether you are an absolute novice, a beginner, or just want to get a bit more confident using Zoom then come to this Zoom Workshop. Get in quick, places are limited. You will need to…
Find out more »Interested in exploring your local or family history? Drop into Richmond Library's Research Room to explore our local and family history resources. Specialist library staff will be available to help out if needed. Just starting your family tree or having trouble finding your ancestors? Want to know more about how to use Ancestry.com, and other family and local history resources? Drop by the Research Room at Richmond Library and we will help you out. Free.
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Learn how to shop safely online in this free workshop. Learn how to: >Shop safely online >Create a user log-in >Shop on a supermarket website To complete this class you must have a current email account. Don't forget to bring your email address, email password and smartphone/tablet (to access your email account). IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict Covid protocols. Your own mask is to be worn during the workshop and 2 metre physical…
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In this free workshop, learn how to use the Vistaprint website, how to upload photos from your computer, and create and customise a photobook ready for printing. Learn how to: >Create a photobook using Vistaprint >Get your photobook ready for printing Choose either the workshop on Monday 1 November, or the workshop on Monday 15 November. Bring a USB stick with stored photos to use during the class. IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict…
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
Find out more »Interested in exploring your local or family history? Drop into Richmond Library's Research Room to explore our local and family history resources. Specialist library staff will be available to help out if needed. Just starting your family tree or having trouble finding your ancestors? Want to know more about how to use Ancestry.com, and other family and local history resources? Drop by the Research Room at Richmond Library and we will help you out. Free.
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Learn how to make the most of your smartphone camera in this free workshop. Learn how to: >Take photos >Share photos with family and friends >Use your camera for everyday purposes IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict Covid protocols. Your own mask is to be worn during the workshop and 2 metre physical distancing is required. To book your spot and find out more about the class contact Richmond Library 03 5438500. Free.
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
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Learn some top tips for being safe online in this free workshop. Learn how to: >Avoid spam and phishing >Create strong passwords >Understand the terminology IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict Covid protocols. Your own mask is to be worn during the workshop and 2 metre physical distancing is required. To book your spot and find out more about the class contact Richmond Library 03 543 8500. Free.
Find out more »Interested in exploring your local or family history? Drop into Richmond Library's Research Room to explore our local and family history resources. Specialist library staff will be available to help out if needed. Just starting your family tree or having trouble finding your ancestors? Want to know more about how to use Ancestry.com, and other family and local history resources? Drop by the Research Room at Richmond Library and we will help you out. Free.
Find out more »In this free workshop, learn how to use the Vistaprint website, how to upload photos from your computer, and create and customise a photobook ready for printing. Learn how to: >Create a photobook using Vistaprint >Get your photobook ready for printing Choose either the workshop on Monday 1 November, or the workshop on Monday 15 November. Bring a USB stick with stored photos to use during the class. IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict…
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
Find out more »Richmond Library's Book Group for adults is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear about what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book-focused time with lovely people. Richmond Library's Book Group for adults meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 3.00pm. Everyone is welcome and it's free.
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Learn how to create and use a Facebook account in this free workshop. Learn about: >Creating a Facebook account >Posting to your wall >Accepting and sending friend requests >Sending private messages >Privacy To complete this class you must have a current email account. Don't forget to bring your email address, email password and cellphone (to access your email account). IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict Covid protocols. Your own mask is to be worn…
Find out more »Interested in exploring your local or family history? Drop into Richmond Library's Research Room to explore our local and family history resources. Specialist library staff will be available to help out if needed. Just starting your family tree or having trouble finding your ancestors? Want to know more about how to use Ancestry.com, and other family and local history resources? Drop by the Research Room at Richmond Library and we will help you out. Free.
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
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In this free workshop, learn how to create online accounts for using digital streaming services like TVNZ On Demand and Kanopy. Learn how to: >Access free digital streaming content >Create a TVNZ OnDemand account >Create a Three Now account >Log in to Kanopy >Install a digital streaming app on your smartphone or tablet Bring your smartphone/tablet with you. Ensure you have a current email address, and bring your username and password. Please also make sure that you have your library…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
Find out more »Interested in exploring your local or family history? Drop into Richmond Library's Research Room to explore our local and family history resources. Specialist library staff will be available to help out if needed. Just starting your family tree or having trouble finding your ancestors? Want to know more about how to use Ancestry.com, and other family and local history resources? Drop by the Research Room at Richmond Library and we will help you out. Free.
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Get comfortable using Zoom with family, friends, and organisations in this free workshop. Learn how to: >Install the app >Create an account >Join a meeting >Host a meeting You will need to bring your smartphone, tablet or laptop with you for this class. You will also need to ensure that you have a current email address, and bring your username and password with you. IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at Level 2 by following strict Covid protocols. Your own…
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Learn how to buy and sell goods using TradeMe in this free workshop run by Richmond Library. Learn how to: >Create a TradeMe account >Browse TradeMe to locate items of interest for sale >Save auction lists to your watchlist >Send questions to sellers >Reserve prices and auto-bidding To complete this class you must have a current email account. Remember to bring your email address, email password and cellphone (to access your email account). IMPORTANT: This workshop will be held at…
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
Find out more »If you have a digital dilemma and need some help with your device, come to our regular Digi Drop-in sessions. Takaka Library: 1st and 3rd Monday of every month from 11.00am – 1.00pm from 3rd May – but look out for a special appearance on 12th April Richmond Library: Every Tuesday, 11.00am –1.00pm starting 6th April Motueka Library: Every Thursday, 11.00am to 1.00pm starting 8th April Murchison Library: 1st Friday of every month from 1.30pm - 3.30pm starting 6th May…
Find out more »A Justice of the Peace is available at Richmond Library every Wednesday from 11.30am until 12.30pm. If you have important documents that need to be signed, or you need documents witnessed, a JP can help. This is a free service and bookings are not required. You will find the JP in the Community Matters space at Richmond Library every Wednesday between 11.30am and 12.30pm. Free.
Find out more »Join us at Richmond Library for an hour and a half of crafting. It’s a great opportunity to finish a project, or start a new one, and spend some enjoyable time with other crafters. Bring along your craft project – knitting, hand sewing, mending, crochet, drawing, scrap-booking, or whatever half-finished, almost-started project you like – and work on it with other crafters at the library. It's free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring…
Find out more »Richmond Library's Book Group for adults is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear about what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book-focused time with lovely people. Richmond Library's Book Group for adults meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 3.00pm. Everyone is welcome and it's free.
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