FREE EVENT | Blossom Fest '22 A three-day extravaganza of free events and activities including the Blossom Parade. FRIDAY SEPT 23: Outdoor Movie – ‘Grease’Civic Square, from 5.30pm, movie starts at 6pmBring your beanbags and blankets and cosy up for a trip down memory lane. Pack a picnic or grab dinner there from Gala Catering. […]
FREE EVENT | Blossom Fest '22 A three-day extravaganza of free events and activities including the Blossom Parade. FRIDAY SEPT 23: Outdoor Movie – ‘Grease’Civic Square, from 5.30pm, movie starts at 6pmBring your beanbags and blankets and cosy up for a trip down memory lane. Pack a picnic or grab dinner there from Gala Catering. […]
kia ora koutou, join us for a community get together for karakia at the Ātea a Rangi, Waitangi Regional Park. Come and listen to our local experts who live amongst us, as they share their mātauranga of our environment at this time of summer. Rehua/Antares in Te Matau a Māui/Scorpius rising pre dawn is our […]
Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated makes a big deal out of Waitangi Day because it's one of the largest national day events in the country. Waitangi Day commemorates a significant day in the history of New Zealand. This year it will be held on the 5th February 2022. This event attracts thousands to a showcase of home […]
The Waipureku Waitangi Trust invites you to the commemoration of the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi by three Ngāti Kahungunu chiefs at Waipureku (Clive) in 1840. Waipureku, meaning ’the meeting of waters’, was a lagoon that joined the Ngaruroro-Mokotuararo-ki-Rangatira and Tukituki rivers. The commemoration begins at 7.45am at Ātea a rangi (Waitangi Regional Park, […]
Learn about Whānau Marama - Family of Light and the traditional star compass used by navigators for wayfinding across the Pacific Ocean. The only Matariki dark skies sensory experience on an estuary facing the Pacific Ocean. 5 shows nightly; 6.30pm, 7pm, 7.30pm, 8pm, 8.30pm
Learn about Whānau Marama - Family of Light and the traditional star compass used by navigators for wayfinding across the Pacific Ocean. The only Matariki dark skies sensory experience on an estuary facing the Pacific Ocean. 5 shows nightly; 6.30pm, 7pm, 7.30pm, 8pm, 8.30pm
Learn about Whānau Marama - Family of Light and the traditional star compass used by navigators for wayfinding across the Pacific Ocean. The only Matariki dark skies sensory experience on an estuary facing the Pacific Ocean. 5 shows nightly; 6.30pm, 7pm, 7.30pm, 8pm, 8.30pm
Learn about Whānau Marama - Family of Light and the traditional star compass used by navigators for wayfinding across the Pacific Ocean. The only Matariki dark skies sensory experience on an estuary facing the Pacific Ocean. 5 shows nightly; 6.30pm, 7pm, 7.30pm, 8pm, 8.30pm
Float a waka lantern with a personal message of remembrance or healing.Kai trucks on site. Acoustic singer.
Morehu Te Tomo, Napier City Council’s Pou Whakarae – Director Māori Partnership, explains Matariki has rich traditions that can be brought to life for everyone in the community with the help of storytelling, lights and music. “Matariki is for everybody,” says Morehu. “It’s a time to remember our loved ones who have passed and think […]
Kai, entertainment, remembrance and fireworksFree entry. 6.00pm to 8.00pm Russell Park, 10 River Terrace, Waipukurau
