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Activity Day- 26th April 2025
Three Day Learner License Course- 28th, 19th, 30th April 2025 Matariki Day - 14th June 2025   
Great Events Completed 2022   Some great events of 2021 Tē Reo Māori Beginner Intermediate Advanced Classes Elemental Food Festival - Auckland Unlimited Seafood Festival Te Hana Te Ao Marama Mahi Toi Collective Harakeke Raranga Workshops Kapa Haka Wananga For full details of these listed events, please scroll down to the flyers below. |
Bonnie Low A composer with many years experience as a writer and recording producer in Auckland. She has recently returned home to Turanga-nui-a-Kiwa (Gisborne) where she runs songwriting workshops, a place where lyricists and musicians can collaborate to create well structured songs in any style and genre.
‘You will enjoy her natural approach and sense of humour as you learn certain skills to help you write with understanding and confidence.' *Ngā Whetū ō Te Rangi - Reach for the Stars* Song Writing & Creative Music Weekend 2021 Tutored Workshops & Marae Stay $80 per person plus Koha to Kaiako Book Now: 0211 283 244 |
Te Hana Te Ao Mārama Marae Presents:- Clyde Tukaiora Connell A well known local musician and song writer within the rohe. A great advocate for persons to have a go, enjoy music, and discover their creative musical potential.
Clyde has previously held several successful creative workshops for Rangitahi and local musicians in Warkworth, which have resulted in some great confidence building outcomes. Clyde regularly facilitates musical jam sessions throughout the rohe. Sometimes these have been known to be “eclectic”. Clyde will act as an “organiser” for the Wananga and offer assistance where possible. He will be responsible for setting up and staging of the concert on Sunday. Wendy Nute
Wendy is an experienced singer and musician who will be helping with the vocal element of the workshop.
We will explore key, harmony and dynamics to give you the tools to give your vocal part movement and interest. We will work as a group and individually to develop harmonies and vocal arrangements to give you ideas to use in your own songs. Also we will talk about mic technique and audience engagement. Robert Nute Rob will be running the "Bandcraft" workshop covering the technical aspects of being a musical artist and performer. Taking a hands on approach we will go over P A equipment, amps and instrument set-up, stage positioning, mixing tips etc for the live environment and you will experience recording and mixing your songs (time allowing) to help you in the studio. Rob will also record and mix down the Sunday performances for you all to keep. There will be a full PA system set up for you to learn on and a full stage of equipment to work with.
Sunday Concert: 2pm - 4pm For Whanau & Community Entry: Koha / Donation tehana@xtra.co.nz Matariki Festival 2021 |
Elemental Food Festival : Auckland Unlimited 2021 Seafood Festival
 Taniwha, Kaitiakitanga & Kaipara Kaimoana
Seafood Festival 2021 Elemental Tamaki Makaurau AKL Auckland Unlimited |
With a focus on local stories and local food sourced from the nearby Kaipara Harbour, manuhiri will hear korero about the Southern Hemisphere’s largest harbour and its importance as a seafood basket that must be protected if it’s to flourish. Experience first hand the values of With a traditional Marae pōwhiri welcome, 2021 Bookings Essential Tickets: $60 per person 0211 283 244 tehana@xtra.co.nz |
Te Hana Te Ao Marama 2021 Mahi Toi Collective Harakeke Raranga
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Te Hana Te Ao Mārama Marae Presents:- Harakeke Raranga Flax Weaving for Beginners Saturdays 10am - 2pm Harvest Prepare Weave 2021 0211 283 244 / 09 423 8701 tehana@xtra.co.nz Tē Hana Tē Ao Mārama Mahi Toi Collective |
Para Kore Zero Waste Four Exciting Workshops for Kaipara Harbour 2022
Tē Hana Tē Ao Mārama Mahi Toi Collective
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More coming soon! |
Starlight Tours
| Our Starlight Tours are available upon request for groups of 20 or more for the highlight of your stay in Northland, Aotearoa! The tour is approx 3.5 hours long and includes: the traditional Powhiri (Welcome Ceremony) followed by drinks, nibbles and a browse through our Ahi kaa (Art Gallery ). Visitors are then served a delicious Hangi Buffet Feast with succulent meats, vegetables and yummy dessert to follow. Following the feast our manuhiri (visitors) will enjoy a Twilight Guided Tour and Maori Cultural Concert in the beautifully lit 17th century model village. |
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