This October school holidays, Wellington City Libraries is running events to celebrate World Space Week.
World Space Week Association (WSWA) has themed the October 2022 celebrations around “Space and Sustainability”! The theme is inspired by the ways that humans use space, and acknowledging how the orbital area surrounding Earth-itself is a finite resource. Read more here.
The World Space Week Association exists to strengthen the links between space and society! WSWA is working to expand and establish the UN-declared World Space Week “globally on the largest possible scale!” Check out their mission statement to learn more.
Holiday youth events
Experience VR ISS: International Space Station Star Stitching – we will use the library’s Oculus Quest 2s and Oculus Rifts at Miramar, Karori, and Te Awe to explore the international space station!
Star Stitching at Johnsonville Library
Embroider a constellation!
To celebrate Space Week 2022, we have premade constellation packs for Matariki & Southern Cross, and general instructions if you want to choose your own! Embroider your constellation and mount it on card!
Recommended for children (10+) accompanied by parents, or young adults (14+), but open to all.
- Sunday, 9 October | 1 – 3pm
- Sunday, 16 October | 1 – 3pm
Youth Nights @ Karori and Johnsonville
These after-hours events are for teens who are into gaming, books, making music, watching movies, debating the finer points of costume design on RuPaul’s Drag Race, eating pizza, and generally just hanging out.
Our Youth Nights are totally free (pizza included!) but you do need to be 14+ in order to come, so please come prepared to show your student ID. Once you’re in, our spaces are yours!
- Saturday, 1 October | 5 – 8pm at Johnsonville Library, 34 Moorefield Road
- Saturday, 15 October | 5 – 8pm at Karori Library, 247 Karori Road
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