Ngati Whatua marae are being asked to update their marae electoral rolls in preparation for the upcoming trustees election. It is likely that a call for nominations will be made next month (September) and then dates for the election will be finalised. Dates will be posted on the website once finalised.

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– the Māori New Year – will take place on. During Matariki we celebrate our unique place in the world. We give respect to the whenua on which we live, and admiration to our mother earth, Papatūānuku. Matariki 2018 at Christchurch City Libraries continues the theme of ‘Te Iwa o Matariki – the Nine stars of Matariki’, this year with a focus on Toitū Ngā Mahinga Kai o Matariki – Sustainable natural resources of Matariki: Tupuānuku, Tupuārangi, Ururangi.

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During June in the lead up to Māori New Year we’ll be offering a range of whānau-friendly celebrations and activities at our libraries. Each year a community art project runs in our libraries for all to explore their creative side. This year the project is create a replica. Materials are supplied, all you have to do is bring your creativity. Find a In addition to our normal Storytimes we have Matariki Storytimes. Come celebrate and welcome the Māori New Year with stories, songs, rhymes and craft activities. All welcome, free of charge.

See our list of. Matariki storytimes at Lyttelton Library, June 2017. Celebrate Matariki at our two free whānau fun days!

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We’ll have art activities, colouring competitions, storytelling, exploring the stars with Skyview and much more! Saturday 9 June 10am-1pm Saturday 23 June 10am-1pm Matariki Connect Our Learning Centres are offering special Matariki Connect sessions for schools, introducing students to the key concepts of Te Iwa o Matariki, and involving a range of fun activities.

This programme is now fully booked. Other Matariki events in Christchurch The Arts Centre invites you to come together as a community / whānau to celebrate Matariki 2018 with a variety of activities including a talk by Māori astronomer, kapa haka, music and themed storytime sessions.

Matariki Celebration – Ara: Institute of Canterbury – 11-15 June Ara will be having a whole programme of celebrations and activities 11-15 June across all of their campuses, including waiata, games, speakers, and food. Pop along to the Bromley Community Centre to celebrate Matariki (Māori New Year) Free entertainment, free activities, free tea and coffee, free fruit, plus affordable, yummy Māori kai available to purchase!

Bromley School Kapa Haka Group will be performing at 4:30pm 4-7pm Bromley Community Centre 45 Bromley Road Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū – Listen to a new story, The Stolen Stars of Marariki by Miriana Kamo and Zak Waipara, and then make your own Matariki mobile to take home. $5 per child,.

Organised by Avebury House, Avon-Ōtākaro Network and Richmond Community Garden. Guests are encouraged to contribute produce from their own garden or pantry, dropping off at Avebury House at 11am to contribute to the shared meal from 12 noon to 2pm. Please RSVP to let them know participant numbers and harvest contribution at:. Māori crafts (wood carving and flax weaving). Live music.

Fun things to do for kids. Shared kai of soups by Richard Till, and a hangi. blessing and opening of the Native Edible Garden in the Richmond Community Garden Avebury House, 9 Eveleyn Couzins Ave Richmond Beginning on Monday 18th June at 5pm with a powhiri, this exhibition showcases contemporary and traditional art works by local Māori artists. Free Kapa haka classes will be held throughout the exhibition and follow the theme of the seven stars of Matariki. The classes offered this year are kite making, movies, waiata and a concert on the final night of Friday 6th July at 5pm.

The children’s activities will be held Tuesdays 4.30pm – 6.30pm & Fridays 5pm onwards throughout the exhibition. Tuesday 19 June Kapa Haka arts storytelling Friday 22 June Traditional Games Tuesday 26 June Movie night Friday 29 June Whānau movie night Tuesday 3 July Kapa Haka arts storytelling Friday 6 July Concert night. There is no charge for classes however registrations are essential.

Call 981 2881 to book. Children and families most welcome. Eastside Gallery 388 Worcester Street Gallery Hours: Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm Saturday 12pm – 3pm Most art works will be for sale Subscribe to the. Create nature inspired lanterns this Matariki at the Gardens. Combine twigs, leaves and paper to make LED candle lanterns and light up the chilly nights of Matariki. Limited places and parents and guardians will be required to help with construction. Please note that we will be using hot glue.

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This workshop is most suitable for 7 to 12 year olds, but all ages are welcome. Cost $5 per child. 10am to midday Christchurch Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre and Ilex Cafe Rolleston Avenue Celebrating Matariki at the Phillipstown Community Hub! A family day with lots of activities, bouncy castle, face painting, carving, music, waiata, traditional sports, photo booths, arts & crafts, kapa haka, and – of course – kai! 11am-2pm Phillipstown Community Hub 39 Nursery Road Christchurch Matariki celebrations at Rehua Marae – subscribe to the.

Kai and craft stalls, entertainment from local kapa haka and Maori musicians, free workshops. Entertainment: Kaitaka Tupuna O Rehua, Nga Toi O Te Rangi, Lisa Tui, Nga Manu a Tane, Mahina Kaui, Te Ahikaaroa, Te Kotahitanga, and the Koro Band. Workshops (start at 11.30) include star weaving, miniature kite making, tiki making, lantern making,and poi making. Some workshops have limited spaces. The mobile library van will also be on site. 11am-3pm Rehua Marae 79 Springfield Road Christchurch Rehua Marae, St Albans, Christchurch.

Saturday 28 June 2014. A student led market with stalls, performances and lots of fun.

This public event is free so please come join us from 10am - 2pm for the official opening of Te Herenga Waka o Orewa Marae with an Eco Fun Day, which aims to provide Coasties with information and inspiration on how to live more sustainably. There'll be information stalls showcasing the great work that local community and environmental groups are doing in the area, a sustainable goods mini market and interactive activities about how to reduce your environmental footprint. Sustainable Coastlines will also be giving a presentation at 12.20pm, before inviting the public to participate in a clean up of the Wade Landing Reserve and Weiti river banks. To celebrate the opening of the Marae, there will be pōwhiri (Māori welcome ceremonies) at 11am and 1pm to welcome the public onto the Marae, tours of the Marae's facilities and kapahaka performances from our local schools at 12pm.

There will also be fun activities for the kids like. painting, giant bubble fun and hoola hoop workshops! Te Herenga Waka o Orewa Marae are also putting on a delicious hāngī, which you can preorder by emailing: teherengawaka@.

The Te Herenga Waka Happy Hāngī Meal is $12, and includes three meats, kūmara, potato, cabbage, stuffing and a fried bread! There will also be a selection of tasty food and drinks for sale on the day, from fantastic vendors such as: Mana Mussels, Kokako Organic Coffee, Lalele Organic Gelato, Hungry For Raw vegan food, Green Time vegan baking, and Organic Knowledge Popcorn.

Please bring cash with you as only a few vendors have Eftpos facilities (and no cash out!). Entry to the Marae grounds is via the Wade Landing Reserve entrance on Tavern Road (immediately on your left as you enter the Silverdale Industrial Area).

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Parking is limited in the area, so we'd love our locals to walk or cycle to the event. Bike racks will be provided!