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- Ā mātou kōrero kai: our place in food (2023)
- Tō tātou nei aroha: love in the Selwyn district (2023)
- Te Ara Ātea perimeter exhibition cases 2023
- Te Waka Huia
- Kai, wai me te weu: Food water and fibre 2023
- Love of heritage - Liffey Cottage
- The legendary Hororāta pie
- Honey ran in the blood of three generations of Waikirikiri Selwyn’s Pearson family
- The love of art and biodiversity at Tai Tapu Sculpture Garden
- We're proud of our place, Te Ara Ātea
- Generations have loved Te Waihora Lake Ellesmere
- The love of naturism at Pineglades
- Terrace Station Kitchen Museum – a family legacy
- Meadow Mushrooms: The business that mushroomed
- Leila Dadian - From the heart of the Middle East
- Caring for the land: Ellesmere Sustainable Agriculture Inc.
- Chicory: a cash crop of the 1800s
- Selwyn's living fences
- Te hakahaka o Rolleston: The making of Rolleston 2023 - Norman Kirk and Rolleston New Town
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Te Ara Ātea Heritage Exhibitions, 2023
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NameTe Ara Ātea Heritage Exhibitions, 2023
DescriptionOur Heritage exhibition cases at Te Ara Ātea celebrate the rich history across the Selwyn District, in four sets of exhibition cases. The five small cases in the Community Lounge display ā matou kōrero kai, our place in food, while the five cases in the stairwell, tō tātou nei aroha or love in the district, tell individual stories of endeavours made 'for the love of ...'. The five cases incorporated within our Te Waka Huia space on level one hold a series of taonga, items that have precious connections to people of our community. Finally, the six large cases around the perimeter of level one of Te Ara Ātea are multi-layered, telling up to three stories at once.
This collection contains the second suite of exhibitions in these cases that opened in October 2023. These were developed by our Heritage team and installed by Workshop E. They tell stories about Jessie, Lady Rhodes, Cath Brown, shelterbelts, chicory, Ellesmere Sustainable Agriculture, mining at Glentunnel, Nōti Raureka, the Ōtira tunnel, Norman Kirk's plan for a new town at Rolleston, and the RNZAF air station at Weedons.Date2023
DescriptionOur Heritage exhibition cases at Te Ara Ātea celebrate the rich history across the Selwyn District, in four sets of exhibition cases. The five small cases in the Community Lounge display ā matou kōrero kai, our place in food, while the five cases in the stairwell, tō tātou nei aroha or love in the district, tell individual stories of endeavours made 'for the love of ...'. The five cases incorporated within our Te Waka Huia space on level one hold a series of taonga, items that have precious connections to people of our community. Finally, the six large cases around the perimeter of level one of Te Ara Ātea are multi-layered, telling up to three stories at once.This collection contains the second suite of exhibitions in these cases that opened in October 2023. These were developed by our Heritage team and installed by Workshop E. They tell stories about Jessie, Lady Rhodes, Cath Brown, shelterbelts, chicory, Ellesmere Sustainable Agriculture, mining at Glentunnel, Nōti Raureka, the Ōtira tunnel, Norman Kirk's plan for a new town at Rolleston, and the RNZAF air station at Weedons.
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CollectionĀ mātou kōrero kai: our place in food (2023)Tō tātou nei aroha: love in the Selwyn district (2023)Te Ara Ātea perimeter exhibition cases 2023Te Waka HuiaKai, wai me te weu: Food water and fibre 2023NarrativeLove of heritage - Liffey CottageThe legendary Hororāta pieHoney ran in the blood of three generations of Waikirikiri Selwyn’s Pearson family The love of art and biodiversity at Tai Tapu Sculpture GardenWe're proud of our place, Te Ara ĀteaGenerations have loved Te Waihora Lake EllesmereThe love of naturism at PinegladesTerrace Station Kitchen Museum – a family legacy Meadow Mushrooms: The business that mushroomedLeila Dadian - From the heart of the Middle EastCaring for the land: Ellesmere Sustainable Agriculture Inc.Chicory: a cash crop of the 1800sSelwyn's living fencesTe hakahaka o Rolleston: The making of Rolleston 2023 - Norman Kirk and Rolleston New Town
Tō tātou nei aroha: love in the Selwyn district (2023)Te Ara Ātea perimeter exhibition cases 2023Te Waka HuiaKai, wai me te weu: Food water and fibre 2023NarrativeLove of heritage - Liffey CottageThe legendary Hororāta pieHoney ran in the blood of three generations of Waikirikiri Selwyn’s Pearson family The love of art and biodiversity at Tai Tapu Sculpture GardenWe're proud of our place, Te Ara ĀteaGenerations have loved Te Waihora Lake EllesmereThe love of naturism at PinegladesTerrace Station Kitchen Museum – a family legacy Meadow Mushrooms: The business that mushroomedLeila Dadian - From the heart of the Middle EastCaring for the land: Ellesmere Sustainable Agriculture Inc.Chicory: a cash crop of the 1800sSelwyn's living fencesTe hakahaka o Rolleston: The making of Rolleston 2023 - Norman Kirk and Rolleston New Townloading google map....
Te Ara Ātea Heritage Exhibitions, 2023 (2023). Selwyn Stories, accessed 01/09/2026, https://selwynstories.selwynlibraries.co.nz/nodes/view/5570