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The Heritage rooms at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō are manned by volunteers 10am-12.30 Monday to Saturday.

Playing with Colour: Mash Trust Exhibition Thursday, March, 7 to Thursday, March, 28

Rembrandt Remastered: Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom February 9 to April 28 When: Saturday, 16th March Time: 10am – 1pm Where: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau- pō (main space). Do you know what services are available in the Horowhenua for families with pre-school children? Come to the Early Years Expo to find out information on such things as parenting education, early childhood education options, in home child-care, Maori resources, oral health, pregnancy, breast-feeding, nutrition, Pasifika health and much more. The role is to greet people, help the retrieve information about local or family history, and answer questions.Ĭome along to the Heritage Room at the rear of Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō on Friday 15 th March and find out what we do.įrom history and ancestry we jump to the generations of our future. More people are needed on the roster to keep the room open daily. You’ll build your knowledge and experience alongside librarians and other enthusiastic volunteers in a friendly group setting. You’ll have the chance to get hands-on with items from the Local & Family History collections, researching, and helping make them accessible to everyone. Our Heritage Rooms welcomes enquiries from people who are interested in offering their services on a voluntary basis.

Support to use the facilities and websites and knowledge of what is available on the Internet.

Earlier copies of the Horowhenua Chronicle are available on Microfilm

Newspapers - Both the Horowhenua Chronicle and Horowhenua Weekly News have bound copies available on request.

Ancestry Library Edition is free to use within Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō and requires a login and password.

It is open and easily accessible to everyone.

Horowhenua Family History Group - This collection includes books, microfiche and databases and electoral rolls.

Horowhenua Historical Society collection - This collection includes a number of photographs and maps, (also available on Kete Horowhenua) with further archives in secure storage.

Heritage resources at Libraries Horowhenua are listed below and include stories, information and materials which must be preserved for current and future generations. Our heritage is a legacy from our past and is an integral part of life today in the form of the stories and places that make up our identity. Heritage Rooms at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-po Pam Coleman Community Engagement Librarian Gate Pa and Te Ranga by John McLean & John RobinsonĪs you Will: Carnegie Libraries of the South Pacific by Mickey Smith Gentleman Jack: A Biography of Anne Lister by Angela Steidele

Meeting, Conference & Function Spaces Sub-menuĪ Diamond in the Dust by Frauke Bolten Boshammer.