Whānau Film Night
Friday 5 February 2021
From 6pm
Waitangi Park, Cable St
Pack a picnic dinner and join us at Waitangi Park on the evening before Waitangi Day.
Māoriland Film Festival will present a selection of short films, followed by the iconic Poi E.
Māoriland is the largest indigenous film festival in the southern hemisphere with a year-round programme of events.
Te Rā o Waitangi
Saturday 6 February 2021
12noon - 7.30pm
Waitangi Park, Cable St
Bring your friends and whānau, and enjoy an award-winning line-up of Māori performers, food and culture.
A delicious hāngi will be available from midday, but you’ll need to be quick – there are only 500 servings! You can also dig into a café version of the classic Karaka Café hāngi – available at the café from 10.30am to midday.
Te Rā o Waitangi Programme
- 1200 - Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o te Ika - Welcome speech by his Worship, Mayor Andy Foster
- 1220 - Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna
- 1300 - Tomorrow People
- 1410 - The Profile
- 1440 - King Homeboy
- 1500 - Majic
- 1615 - Sianne Dougherty
- 1700 - Valley Kids
- 1745 - REI
- 1835 - Louis Baker
- 1930 - Festival ends