Te Taki Tu Charitable Trust are offering a Maaori cultural experience that gives people from the Waiuku community the opportunity to learn and engage in the Maaori culture through tikanga Māori, toi Moaari (Art) and Maaori performing arts in a meaningful way - diving deep into the traditions, practices, beliefs, language and values of the Maaori people.
The cultural experience will involve spending the day on the marae. Participants are given the opportunity to take part in a powhiri and hangi food prep and serving, they will learn about traditional Maaori kakahu and adornment, make their own kono (flax plate), poi raupo (flax poi),and a kaaitiaki collage art piece.
Date: April 23rd 2021
Time: 9am
Venue: Waiuku College Whare Matoro
Lunch is provided.
There is a maximum number of 20 people for this wananga.
Contact tetakitu@gmail.com for more information.
The cultural experience will involve spending the day on the marae. Participants are given the opportunity to take part in a powhiri and hangi food prep and serving, they will learn about traditional Maaori kakahu and adornment, make their own kono (flax plate), poi raupo (flax poi),and a kaaitiaki collage art piece.
Date: April 23rd 2021
Time: 9am
Venue: Waiuku College Whare Matoro
Lunch is provided.
There is a maximum number of 20 people for this wananga.
Contact tetakitu@gmail.com for more information.
