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 Celebrating Christchurch's built heritage |
Gloucester Street and Oxford Terrace Canterbury Public Library Christchurch 8001 New Zealand +64 3 355 7794 http://www.heritageweek.co.nz/ |
Each year Heritage Week brings Christchurch's built history into focus, with a broad range of events that celebrate and explore its architecture, culture and development. Local historians, curators and storytellers give seminars and readings throughout the week on themes, such as building restoration, the evolution of the city's daily newspapers and our pioneering past. Other events held around the city include debates, interviews, music, dance, photographic and art exhibitions, guided tours and walks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Two weeks of fun for kids |
Various venues Christchurch New Zealand +64 3 941 6840 http://www.kidsfest.org.nz/ |
The two-week KidsFest is a series of more than 150 events for children up to 12 years of age, ranging from sport and plays to art and craft workshops. Orana Park provides free entry for children (if accompanied by an adult) as part of the KidsFest. There are numerous activities held around the city, including an attempt on the world pavement art record in Cathedral Square. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For every lover of books |
38L English Street, Upper Riccarton Christchurch, NZ 8001 New Zealand +64 3 358 0740 http://www.chchwritersfest.co.... |
Since its inception in 1997, this annual bookfest has been growing in stature and reputation. Well-known authors, editors and publishers from New Zealand and abroad offer a range of stimulating talks and workshops on all facets of publishing (such as writing a thriller, self-publishing options, the role of the Internet, and book editing). There are also writing competitions and storytelling events for children. The festival is run from a number of locations including the historic Arts Centre of Christchurch. Review © 2007, Wcities |