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Thursday <strong>October</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
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University of Canterbury<br />
150th Book Talk<br />
Sunday, 10-10.45am<br />
Haere-roa - UCSA, 90 Ilam Road<br />
Join associate professor Chris Jones<br />
as he discusses ‘A New History:<br />
The University of Canterbury 1873-<br />
<strong>2023</strong>’ with author and historian Dr<br />
John Wilson. Wilson offers a fresh<br />
interpretation of an institution that<br />
has played a central role in shaping<br />
the development of research culture<br />
and university education in Aotearoa<br />
New Zealand. Wilson is joined by the<br />
university’s vice-chancellor professor<br />
Cheryl de la Rey, professor Te Maire<br />
Tau and professor Steven Ratuva<br />
as they examine the university’s<br />
development. Free, no bookings are<br />
required.<br />
Culture and art experience:<br />
Tea ceremony<br />
Sunday, 2pm-3pm<br />
Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery, Riccarton<br />
Chan, art and tea culture experience<br />
with three special themes:<br />
flower arrangement, incense<br />
art, and traditional instrument<br />
performance. Immerse yourself<br />
Market! Market! Saturday 3-8pm, St Teresa’s School. Arts and crafts,<br />
street food from around the world, including barista coffee, ice creams,<br />
Filipino BBQ and so much more. Something for everyone. Over 40 stalls<br />
selling an exciting and wide range of items. Stalls selling pottery, quilting,<br />
arts, clothes, books, woodcraft, candles, pet treats, well-loved items and<br />
lots, lots more. Funds will be going towards St Teresa’s Church. Free entry,<br />
no bookings required.<br />
in the moment to appreciate<br />
the surroundings that are filled<br />
with Chan, art and tea. Flower<br />
arrangement on <strong>October</strong> 29, incense<br />
art on November <strong>26</strong>, and traditional<br />
instrument performance on December<br />
10. $18 per session, phone 03 341 6276<br />
or email friendsofnzfgy@gmail.com<br />
for more information.<br />
Free Legal Advice<br />
Thursday, 6.15-8.15pm<br />
Hornby Library<br />
A lawyer will be available to answer<br />
your legal questions. Take relevant<br />
documents. Free. No bookings<br />
required.<br />
Beats Lab<br />
Friday, 3-4:30pm<br />
Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre<br />
Drop in and have a go with some<br />
music gear or work on your own project!<br />
Have a go at finger drumming or<br />
performing your tracks on the SP-404,<br />
and flip some samples on Logic Pro X<br />
or Koala Sampler. Try scratching with<br />
our vinyl turntable and scratch records<br />
or DJ controller, have a bash on our<br />
electronic and hip-hop music gear, or<br />
jam on our more traditional digital<br />
piano or electronic drum kit. Beginner<br />
friendly. Free, drop-in. Most gear is<br />
suitable for ages 12+, some activities<br />
can be provided for those that are<br />
younger on request!<br />
Knit ‘n’ Yarn<br />
Upper Riccarton Library – Thursday,<br />
10am-noon<br />
Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre – Thursdays<br />
and Saturdays, 1-3pm<br />
Come along with your knitting,<br />
crochet or other craft project. Share<br />
skills and be inspired in our friendly,<br />
relaxing environment. All skills and<br />
skill levels are welcome in this social<br />
group.<br />
the reassurance of quality<br />
The Russley Village is known for premium design, layout and extensive facilities that deliver an<br />
uncompromised lifestyle during retirement. The reassurance of quality is built into everything we<br />
do. At the Russley, you will live in a safe and supportive community, with freedom and independence,<br />
while knowing that the Ashley Suites care facility is on-site to provide care up to hospital level.<br />
Offering a blend of crafted independent villas, terraced houses, apartments and care, The Russley<br />
is a complete and comprehensive community.<br />
you simply have to see to fully appreciate
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