Toitū te Reo is the inaugural Māori language festival that is set to take place in Heretaunga next month.
🗓️ 8-9 August 2024
📍 Toitoi Hawke's Bay Arts & Events Centre, Heretaunga | Hastings
Toitū Te Reo is an opportunity for both fluent te reo speakers and people just beginning their reo journey to gather with other speakers and 'karawhiua' - have a go. The festival offers a range of stalls, an art trail and events including concerts and the Toitū te Reo Symposium.
Check out the website to learn more
🌐 www.toitutereo.co.nz/
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Toitū Te Reo | Te Reo Māori
www.toitutereo.co.nz
National Te Reo Māori Language Symposium and Festival Nau mai, haere atu tēnei karanga ki te iti, ki te nui, kia tūtira mai nga iwi ki te whakaatu ki te ao, he reo ora tō tātau reo, he reo e mān... Want to learn about growing your own kūmara? Join us at the upcoming Tāpapa Kūmara Workshop in Rotorua where you can learn about the art of seeding kūmara alongside toa ngaki māra, Cushla Paice and Te Rangikaheke Kiripātea, to ensure a successful harvest in the upcoming year.
🌱 Tāpapa Kūmara - Kūmara Seeding Workshop
🗓️ 1 August 2024 @ 10am
📍Maraeroa Garden, Arataua Street, Ōhinemutu, Rotorua
We have the privilege of partnering with Healthy Families Rotorua to deliver the first of three wānanga in their sustainable gardening series.
The series is designed to provide hands-on experience in sustainable gardening, including tāpapa kūmara, organic composting, and seed saving. Each session aims to enhance your skills and knowledge, from mastering the art of seeding kūmara to creating nutrient-rich compost and preserving seeds for future growth.
Follow Healthy Families Rotorua for more information on the full series.
Register now for the Tāpapa Kūmara Workshop here
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Our Growing the Puna intern, Mātiu Spring, just wrapped up his 10-week journey by leading a session based on his kaupapa. Mātiu explored the application of pūrākau, tikanga, and te reo Māori in physical activity.
Using a pūrākau of Ōtatara, one of the most predominant Pā in Kahungunu, Mātiu guided the rōpū through a bilingual session, sharing the narrative and connecting it to the movements.
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Kua kapi ngā puka whakaae ināianei.
Koutou te hunga i rēhita, tirohia ō īmēra. Hei te ahiahi nei, e hoa mā, 6pm ki Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Puau Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa.
Wānanga Mātaiao #3 ki Tāmaki 2024. E arohia ana te whakawhitinga o Tainui.
Mēnā he pātai āu, īmēra mai
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