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Waitangi Treaty Grounds. Matariki 2022 programme
Free Matariki Open Day
at Waitangi.
some lashing and binding techniques used
traditionally throughout Polynesia.
With the expert guidance of established Māori
artists, Maha (Waikato, Ngai Tahu) and Laura
(Ngā Puhi, Te Arawa) you are able to create a
replica whale’s tooth pendant from beef bone.
• Duration of workshop is 7 hours,
including lunch break
Bone carving workshop • All materials are supplied and attendees
create and keep their carving
in Taumārere.
• Comfortable clothes, and covered shoes
When: 9.30am to 4pm, Saturday June 25 are essential as you will be working with
Tickets: $75pp power tools. An apron is handy if you can
Venue: Taumārere, Waitangi Treaty Grounds bring one!
Maximum 10 pax
• Tea and coffee supplied
Click here to book
• Lunch is not included, but can be purchased
Presented by Aotearoa Bone and Stone, from Whare Waka Cafe on-site or you can
participants will be introduced to a new skill bring your own
set through the carving design process,
using grinders, drills, wet and dry sanding • Cost of workshop includes entry to
techniques and polishing tools. Then learn Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Maramataka with Heeni.
When: 1pm to 3pm, Saturday June 25
Tickets: $30pp - Includes Waitangi Treaty
Grounds Experience Pass
Venue: Hokianga, Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Maximum 120 pax
Click here to book
Heeni Hoterene will share with you her
knowledge on Maramataka Māori, the environmentalists and all interested in
Explore the two contemporary museums
Māori lunar cycle, and give tips on how how to maximise their lives potential by Sunday June 26, Te Rau Aroha Museum of the Price of
to use it to increase your productivity in
a modern-day form. Traditional Māori
planning according to the Māori calendar
and realigning to the southern seasons. 9am to 5pm Citizenship and Te Kōngahu Museum of
gardening and fishing protocols follow the Waitangi, Te Whare Rūnanga, the Treaty
With over 50,000 followers on social Visit Waitangi and enjoy
Maramataka energy cycles, signifying the House, traditional waka and the carving studio.
media, Heeni is in huge demand and we
right time to plant and the best time to fish. a full programme of free
are extremely excited to host this event at
Check out the gift shop for Matariki specials
Heeni has been living by the Maramataka Waitangi. Tickets are limited and will go guided tours and cultural
for over 18 years and teaches educators, fast so secure your seat today. and Whare Waka Café for the exclusive
performances. Matariki menu.
Horomona Horo Pounamu toki workshop
taonga puoro practitioner. in Taumārere.
When: 9.30am to 10.45am, Sunday June 26 Performances including orchestral work When: 9.30am to 4pm, Sunday June 26 • Duration of workshop is 7 hours,
Tickets: Free event with the Weimarer Staatskapelle Orchestra, Tickets: $75pp including lunch break
Venue: Te Whare Rūnanga, Waitangi hip-hop with Pao Pao Pao, Opera in the Venue: Taumārere, Waitangi Treaty Grounds
• All materials are supplied and attendees
Treaty Grounds Park with Kiri Te Kanawa, guest artist at Maximum 10 pax
create and keep their carving
Maximum 120 pax the 90th Commemorations of the Battle
of Passchendaele, and international tours Click here to book • Comfortable clothes, and covered shoes
Composer, practitioner and cross genre
with Moana and the Tribe, Canti Māori, are essential as you will be working with
collaborator, Horomona Horo has fused the Presented by Aotearoa Bone and Stone,
Green Fire Islands and the Voices NZ Choir, power tools. An apron is handy if you can
traditional instruments of the Maori, taonga participants will be using diamond wheels,
have enabled Horomona to extend his bring one!
puoro (singing treasures), within a diverse drills, wet and dry sanding, and polishing tools,
knowledge and skills across diverse genres
range of cultural and musical forms. to create a toki pendant. Traditional Polynesian • Tea and coffee supplied
whilst remaining a cultural and musical
braiding and lashing techniques will complete
Mentored by tohunga of Taonga Puoro, educator in his own right. • Lunch is not included, but can be
the pendant ready to wear in this contemporary
the late Dr Hirini Melbourne and Richard purchased from Whare Waka Cafe
tikanga-based workshop.
Nunns, in 2001, Horo won the inaugural on-site or you can bring your own
Dynasty Heritage Concerto Competition With the expert guidance of established Māori
• Cost of workshop includes entry to
and in the intervening years has become the artists, Maha (Waikato, Ngai Tahu) and Laura
Waitangi Treaty Grounds
international Māori face of Taonga Puoro. (Ngā Puhi, Te Arawa) you are able to create a
pounamu toki.
Star Waka Exhibition. Star Waka School Holiday
programme.
When: 28 May - 28 August Star Waka is also the title of Robert
Venue: Te Kōngahu Museum of Waitangi Sullivan’s book of poetry, which engages When: 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm, All materials are supplied in the
Exhibition Gallery with the imagination and encapsulates Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 11 - 22 July Exhibition Gallery, as well as seating
the vision to create a symbolic waka and instructional videos to help you
Venue: Te Kōngahu Museum of Waitangi make the stars.
Free for Friends of Waitangi and in a star-studded universe. A special Exhibition Gallery
Experience Pass holders to the Waitangi acknowledgement to Maryann Talia Pau A Waitangi Treaty Grounds Educator
Treaty Grounds. of The One Mission Stars to End Violence Adults must accompany their children. will be in the Exhibition Gallery
project. This exhibition was first begun in Free for Friends of Waitangi and assisting children (and adults)
Star Waka is an exhibition by Ngā Turuturu
Whitianga for Tuia 250 commemorations, Experience Pass holders to the Waitangi making their own stars on the 11, 13,
o te Tara (Coromandel Weavers Collective)
sponsored by the Ministry for Culture and Treaty Grounds. 15, 18, 20 and 22 July.
with Chris Charteris and Maureen Lander.
Heritage Tuia 250 programme.
The exhibition acknowledges past, present, Grab your whānau and join the Waitangi
and future voyaging to and from Aotearoa With seating and craft space in the exhibition Treaty Grounds Education team
in all directions. The exhibition comprises a gallery, as well as instructional videos, the this school holidays every Monday,
framework waka and stars that hang from the exhibition provides the opportunity for Wednesday and Friday to make stars
ceiling. The stars reflect navigation patterns visitors to make their own stars to gift to the to celebrate Matariki. The stars can be
over time and space and together with the exhibition or to take home with them. donated to the Star Waka exhibition or
waka, they symbolise the universe and the taken home to enjoy.
binding together of ira atua (the realm of the
gods) and ira tangata (the realm of humans).
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