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EarthwormsEarthworms
Darwin claimed that the lowly earthworm was one of the most important animals in the history of the world. He had discovered that these wriggling creatures break down organic...
New Zealand welcomes 20 ancestors homeNew Zealand welcomes 20 ancestors home
International reconciliation and strong cultural bonds are being realised as 20 Toi Moko (Māori ancestral heads) return to Aotearoa New Zealand from museums and institutions in France. The remains have returned home to New Zealand as part of work of the Karanga Aotearoa Repatriation Programme.
Christchurch soon to be rocking with laughterChristchurch soon to be rocking with laughter
Great to see back is the Stronger Christchurch World Buskers Festival now on at North Hagley Park.
Camera work at Victoria's Adam Art GalleryCamera work at Victoria's Adam Art Gallery
For the New Zealand International Arts Festival 2012, the Adam Art Gallery presents a suite of 4 solo exhibitions that offer different takes on photography. Runs until 15 April.
What you looked at on the Ministry's Te Ara websiteWhat you looked at on the Ministry's Te Ara website
A review of 2011 visitors to Te Ara reveals that an image of a blobfish was a favourite for Australians and Americans while Canadians have a strange obsession with dirt and worms.
Invitation to submit tukutuku panelsInvitation to submit tukutuku panels
If you are an artist, weaver or designer you will be interested in this! A pattern of your creation may be used in tukutuku panels that will enhance the New Zealand wall in the United Nations Headquarters General Assembly building in New York. You are invited to submit a pattern for consideration.
Three Short Films To Compete In BerlinThree Short Films To Compete In Berlin
The 62nd Berlin international Film Festival has invited three NZ short films to compete in its prestigious line up. They include 'Lambs', 'Meathead' and 'Snow in Paradise'. The Film Festival runs from 9-19 February 2012.
Catch the elves at The CourtCatch the elves at The Court
Bring your young ones to the first holiday kids' show in the new Court Theatre! Adapted by kids' show favourite Greg Cooper and with music by Hamish Oliver, 'The Elves and the Shoemaker' is a delightful, entertaining retelling of this beloved rags-to-riches tale.
Follow the Christchurch Cultural Hub on facebookFollow the Christchurch Cultural Hub on facebook
This page has been set up to create an online space for the creative, sporting and heritage communities in Christchurch. We encourage you to post related information and to spread the word about Christchurch’s cultural needs. Also visit our website's 'News & events' section for additional resources.
Creating culture, preserving heritage
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage works to enrich the lives of all New Zealanders by supporting our dynamic culture and preserving our heritage.
We support many of New Zealand’s arts, media, heritage and sports organisations; advise government on cultural matters and provide research and resources for everyone to access. The organisations we fund deliver a wide range of cultural experiences for all to enjoy.
Today in History
28/01/1901 - Hardham wins VC in South Africa
Wellington blacksmith William Hardham served in South Africa with the fourth New Zealand contingent. He was the only New ...
2012 successful applicants
Learn about the range of Waitangi Day celebrations taking place around the country which have received support from the Ministry's Commemorating Waitangi Day Fund.
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