New Zealand Music Month: The Sounds of May
What is it about live music in the libraries that appeals to Dunedin audiences?
Visit this articleThis issue, we welcome to Dunedin two inspiring initiatives to motivate writers and readers: Flash Fiction and the Book Discussion Scheme. We make the libraries come alive with the sound of music, visit crime upon the Heritage collections, and celebrate 150 years of library books on Blueskin Bay. Plus sublime poetry, book recommendations, and some behind-the-scenes secrets of the Library. Feeling spoiled yet? Well, there's always chocolate!
What is it about live music in the libraries that appeals to Dunedin audiences?
Visit this articleThe library catalogue is a gateway to the wealth of physical and online resources that Dunedin Public Libraries provides it members.
Visit this articleMusic, books, stories and a special Library's birthday. We've got it all going on in the Libraries this issue. Plus the poetry of chocolate, of course.
Visit this articleScottish crime fiction, aka Tartan Noir, is very popular, with names like Ian Rankin and Quintin Jardine known worldwide.
Visit this articleJune 22nd is National Flash Fiction Day (NFFD) in Aotearoa.
Visit this articleThe Dunedin Writers’ Workshop welcomes all writers, hobbyist or professional.
Visit this articleThe same consideration is given to maintaining our shelves as it is to filling them, especially when a book is out of print or otherwise unobtainable.
Visit this articleKiwi business owner Steven Wild finished high school having never read a novel.
Visit this articleThis issue, we are celebrating 150 years of community-driven library service at Waitati.
Visit this articleOur castaways for this issue are the fabulous staff from our bindery.
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