Manu Wairere: Toi Māori ki te ao atua with Raukawa Kiri

Manu Wairere is a school holiday programme at the Māoriland Hub in Ōtaki, designed to ignite the creative potential of tamariki and rangatahi Māori aged 5–18.

As part of this programme, local artist Raukawa Kiri will lead a 2-day arts workshop exploring the world of atua through Toi Māori. Participants will create artworks inspired by whakapapa, mana motuhake, and Te Ao Māori perspectives.

Dates: Tue 30 Sept – Wed 1 Oct

Times:

Pīpī Paopao (5–11 years) → 9:30am – 12:30pm

Pīrere (12–18 years) → 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Venue: Māoriland Hub, Ōtaki

Cost: $10 entry fee

Note: Spaces are limited. Attendance both days is required.

Sponsored Placements / Scholarships: If money is a worry, don’t give it a second thought! Thanks to generous donations from our community, we have sponsored places available to cover the entry fee. Register and we’ll confirm your placement.

You may also like the following events from Māoriland:

• This Sunday, 28th September, 11:30 pm, Manu Wairere: Street Dance Foundations with Shifting Centre in Otaki
• Next Thursday, 2nd October, 03:00 am, MFF presents The Lost Tiger in Otaki
• Next Thursday, 2nd October, 03:00 am, A Special School Holiday Screening: The Lost Tiger in Otaki

Also check out other Arts events in Otaki, Workshops in Otaki, Nonprofit events in Otaki.