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Peter Wimms speaking about 'Mothers Myths' Family History Month and the 125th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage in New Zealand

Braid unleashes an all-female cast of composers. These remarkable women are represented in this powerful tribute by a perfect tangle of traits.

Storm Nathan talks about the adventures and heartbreak of Tasman women in the 1850s – from the tale of Mrs Bryant who moved to the region in the 1850s to the heartbreaking stories of Mary Wallace.

Sarjeant Gallery Curator of Collections Jennifer Taylor Moore discusses Edith Collier, her life and significance as an early New Zealand Modernist painter and woman of her time.

Join the Papamoa Genealogist group at Papamoa Library on 28 September and focus on locating your ancestor's signature on the 1893 Women's Suffrage Petition.

Hands on Help - Experienced New Zealand Society of Genealogist Papamoa Branch members are at the library to help you with your research. Did any of your family members sign the petition? Find out here

Join the Suffrage 125 Committee and MP Jan Tinetti as she plants three 'Kate Sheppard' camellias in memory of early aviator and aviation entrepreneur Hilda Beatrice Hewlett (1864-1943).

We are thrilled to present this special lunchtime concert, celebrating 125 years of women’s suffrage in New Zealand. This occasion will be acknowledged with performances by female composers.

Everybody Cool Lives Here presents the first public reading of Rose Kirkup’s new script. Unflattering Smock is a love letter to rest home caregivers in Aotearoa who sacrifice aspects of their lives to care for our loved ones.