Te Oro

The celebration continues! Bring the whānau back for a brand-new evening of incredible live music and stunning visual displays.

The night will end with a stunning fireworks display from Maybury reserve!

Saturday 18 July Lineup:

Jordyn with a why
Hope Music
Vibe City
Te Ropu kapahaka Ukutoia

⏰ 6:00 PM
🎆 9:00 PM Fireworks
📍 Maybury Reserve & Te Oro
🎟️ FREE!

SOIFUA MANUIA Dance for Good Health "

In this workshop, we will explore foundational Siva Samoa movements while unpacking their cultural meanings — how each gesture reflects our connection to land, ocean, sky, ancestry, and community. Participants will learn how the softness of the hands, the grounding of the feet, and the rhythm of the breath mirror the natural world and our relationship to it."

Register via the link below:
https://teoro.org.nz/dance/siva-mo-lou-soifua-manuia-dance-for-good-health

🌺 In celebration of Samoan Language week - June 2026 🇼🇸

“E afua mai i mauga tetele manuia o le ‘nu’u -
From the high mountains are the blessings of the village”

🌺 We are deeply honoured and incredibly excited to have award-winning artist, curator, and cultural practitioner Rosanna Raymond for Mamalu – A Lineage Embodied.

🌺 A pioneering artist, storyteller, curator, and founding member of the Pacific Sisters, Rosanna’s practice has profoundly shaped contemporary Pacific and Indigenous art both within Aotearoa and internationally. Her work continues to challenge and expand conversations around embodiment, ancestral knowledge, cultural sovereignty, and the vā — the relational spaces that connect us.

📅 Friday 5th June
⏰4.30pm – 6.30pm
📍 Te Oro - 98 Line road, Glen Innes

🌺 Through projects such as SaVAge K’lub and decades of collaborative cultural work, Rosanna has created powerful spaces for Pacific storytelling, performance, adornment, and Indigenous knowledge systems to be seen, activated, and celebrated.

This workshop centres the malu as a living archive of identity, genealogy, and Indigenous knowledge — inviting reflection through discussion, writing, drawing, and embodied practice.

Supported by

We can’t wait to host this beautiful offering and share space with the community for a meaningful and inspiring experience.
Register below 👇🏼
https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2026/mamalu-a-lineage-embodied/auckland/glen-innes