Event Guide: Matariki of Endless Possibilities
Event Dates: June 28th – July 7th
Location: Raglan Old School Arts Centre
Celebrate Matariki, the Māori New Year, with a rich program of film, art, and kōrero that highlights the power of Indigenous knowledge.
Key Events and Highlights:
Film Screenings
“I am the River and the River is Me”: An award-winning story of the Whanganui river.
“Te Kūmara”: A documentary on traditional kūmara growing and storing, produced by Te Mauri Tau.
Short Films by taonga pūoro artist Komako-aroha Silver.
Art Exhibitions
Multi-medium exhibitions by local Māori artists and collectives.
Inspirational Talks
- Angeline Greensill: Political and environmental rights campaigner, speaking on the Matariki public holiday.
- Toreparu Wetland Restoration Project: Presentations by scientists and Ngati Whakamarurangi hapū representatives on their efforts to restore this crucial wetland.
Additional Information
- Whakapapa and Reflection: Matariki reaffirms the interconnectedness of all living things and our relationship with the environment.
- Community Engagement: Reflect, share kai, give thanks, and plan ahead for collective wellbeing.
Presented by: Raglan Naturally and the Whaingaroa Raglan Destination Management Organisation, with support from Waikato District Council Creative Communities Scheme, Department of Internal Affairs, and Matariki ki Waikato.
More Details and Bookings:
Full programme: www.raglanihub.nz
Film reservations: www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/filmsMatariki ki tua o ngā whetū
Matariki of endless possibilities.
Be educated, inspired, challenged and activated.
For the full Matariki ki Whaingaroa programme go to www.raglanihub.nz
To reserve a film/movie booking go to https://www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/films/ |
