Join us for a 1977 disco-dancing classic starring John Travolta in a career defining role. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to boogie in the aisles of your local library! Free. Phone Richmond Library 03 543 8500 to book your spot.
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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Find out about DigitalNZ - a National Library service - in this free computer class. DigitalNZ aims to make New Zealand digital content more useful and easier to discover. It is a service coordinated by the National Library and includes helping people find, share and use digital materials from libraries, museums, government departments, publicly funded organisations, the private secote and community groups. This class includes: - What DigitalNZ is and how it works. - How to search across digital collections…
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Stoke resident Elizabeth Coleman has lived her whole life affected by the Hyde Railway Crash of 1943. The crash occurred in the Maniototo during World War II, a time when New Zealanders were already on edge and experiencing loss and traumatic change. Leading to the deaths of 21 people, including Elizabeth’s father and eldest brother, the Hyde Railway Crash has affected Elizabeth throughout her life. Now, at the age of 80, Elizabeth has written a book recognising that recovering from…
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This month we’re focusing on the environment at Richmond Library. Join us for a series of fascinating talks that will get you thinking about the world we live in. 12.00pm-1.00pm, Tuesday 3 September: What on earth is climate change? With Jenny Easton. 12.00pm-1.00pm, Monday 9 September: Freshwater Fish – The latest discoveries of the cryptic creatures of Tasman’s waterways with Trevor James. 12.00pm-1.00pm, Thursday 12 September: Find out about Project Janszoon with Bruce Vander Lee. 12.00pm-1.00pm, Thursday 19 September: Discover…
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This month we’re focusing on the environment at Richmond Library. We’ve organised a range of informative talks which are designed to broaden your understanding and awareness of environmental issues. In this talk, Jenny Easton answers the questions: how do Greenhouse gases heat the earth, why does the extra heat matter, and what can we do about it? Jenny Easton has tirelessly submitted to Nelson City Council plans on climate change and helped set up Zero Carbon Nelson Tasman after the…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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Find out about Google Drive and how you can use it. Google Drive is a file storage service created by Google. It allows users to store files in "the cloud", share files, and edit documents, spreadsheets, and presentations with others. Learn: - What is Google Drive? - What would I use Google Drive for? - How do I get started? - How to use Google Drive apps. To take part in this class you must have a current email account.…
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This month we’re focusing on the environment at Richmond Library. We’ve organised a range of informative talks which are designed to broaden your understanding and awareness of environmental issues. In this talk, Tasman District Council’s Senior Environmental Resource Scientist, Trevor James, talks about freshwater fish and the latest discoveries of the cryptic creatures of our waterways. Forest and Bird write that, “Most New Zealanders know about our whitebait, and our eels, but we actually have more than 50 species of…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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Do you have photos living on your computer that never see the light of day? Learn how to use the Vistaprint website to upload photos from your computer, and create a photobook ready for printing. Learn how to: -Create a photobook using Vistaprint. -Get your photobook ready for printing. You will need to bring a USB stick with stored photos on to use during the class. Booking essential. FREE.
Find out more »The Richmond Writing Group is for adults with an interest in writing – whether you’re just thinking about starting to write something, or you’re a published author, or somewhere in between. The Richmond Writing Group meets on the third Tuesday of every month at Richmond Library. It’s a great opportunity to meet other people with a shared interest in writing, and to put pen to paper! Each month we have a guest speaker who will illuminate an area of the…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »Tasman Talks Titles is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book focused time with like-minded people. You'll also get to see a selection of new titles which the library has purchased. Tasman Talks Titles meets on the third Wednesday of the month in the Constance Barnicoat room at Richmond Library from 3pm to 4pm. All welcome. Free!
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Do you want to know how to use a Chromebook? We can help! In this free computer class, learn how to use a Chromebook and about its online capabilities. This class includes: - Introduction to Chromebooks. - Setting up a Gmail account. - Keyboard and touchpad. - Using Google Chrome. - Google Docs. To take part in this class you must have a current email account. Don't forget to bring your email address, email password and cellphone (to access your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »The Richmond Writing Group is for adults with an interest in writing – whether you’re just thinking about starting to write something, or you’re a published author, or somewhere in between. The Richmond Writing Group meets on the third Tuesday of every month at Richmond Library. It’s a great opportunity to meet other people with a shared interest in writing, and to put pen to paper! Each month we have a guest speaker who will illuminate an area of the…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »Tasman Talks Titles is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book focused time with like-minded people. You'll also get to see a selection of new titles which the library has purchased. Tasman Talks Titles meets on the third Wednesday of the month in the Constance Barnicoat room at Richmond Library from 3pm to 4pm. All welcome. 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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »The Richmond Writing Group is for adults with an interest in writing – whether you’re just thinking about starting to write something, or you’re a published author, or somewhere in between. The Richmond Writing Group meets on the third Tuesday of every month at Richmond Library. It’s a great opportunity to meet other people with a shared interest in writing, and to put pen to paper! Each month we have a guest speaker who will illuminate an area of the…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »Tasman Talks Titles is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book focused time with like-minded people. You'll also get to see a selection of new titles which the library has purchased. Tasman Talks Titles meets on the third Wednesday of the month in the Constance Barnicoat room at Richmond Library from 3pm to 4pm. All welcome. 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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »The Richmond Writing Group is for adults with an interest in writing – whether you’re just thinking about starting to write something, or you’re a published author, or somewhere in between. The Richmond Writing Group meets on the third Tuesday of every month at Richmond Library. It’s a great opportunity to meet other people with a shared interest in writing, and to put pen to paper! Each month we have a guest speaker who will illuminate an area of the…
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. Free, but you need to bring all your own materials and craft supplies. Bring your…
Find out more »Tasman Talks Titles is a great opportunity for you to talk about what you have been reading and to hear what other people have been reading too. It's a relaxed, social, book focused time with like-minded people. You'll also get to see a selection of new titles which the library has purchased. Tasman Talks Titles meets on the third Wednesday of the month in the Constance Barnicoat room at Richmond Library from 3pm to 4pm. All welcome. Free!
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