June 24, 2022 @ 5:00 pm - July 23, 2022 @ 9:00 pm NZST
UPDATE: MATARIKI RAMAROA – CLOSING WEEKEND ŌTAKI BEACH POSTPONED. NEW DATES JULY 22 – 23
Despite some big weather events that have hit the Kāpiti Coast over the past week Matariki Ramaroa 2022 has continued with music, arts and community events.
Due to COVID-19 in the technical crew, our Ōtaki Light Art Events – scheduled for Friday July 15 – 16 have been postponed.
Matariki Ramaroa will now close at Ōtaki Beach on Friday July 22 – Saturday July 23 at the same time of 5 pm til 9 pm on both nights.
We appreciate your support and hope that you can still join us on Friday July 22 and Saturday July 23.
Mānawatia a Matariki
Matariki Ramaroa will once again light up Kāpiti with two weekends of extraordinary light sculptures bookending a month-long arts experiences including MFF2022 – the Māoriland Film Festival!
Matariki Ramaroa opens at Maclean Park, Paraparaumu on June 24 2022 – the first Matariki public holiday with light sculptures, beach bonfire, musicians, artists and kai over the entire weekend.
From June 29 – July 3, Ōtaki will once again welcome the world to the 9th Māoriland Film Festival, the largest international Indigenous Film Festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Indigenous filmmakers from across the globe will share their stories in over 80 films screening at the MFF with award winning feature length drama and illuminating documentaries, to a diverse collection of short films.
Throughout the rest of the month-long celebrations, explore the amazing Matariki Ramaroa programme of music, theatre, dance, environmental and community events across Kāpiti ending with the closing weekend of the Light sculptures at Ōtaki Beach on July 22-23.
NEW DATES JULY 22 – 23
Despite some big weather events that have hit the Kāpiti Coast over the past week Matariki Ramaroa 2022 has continued with music, arts and community events.
Due to COVID-19 in the technical crew, our Ōtaki Light Art Events – scheduled for Friday July 15 – 16 have been postponed.
Matariki Ramaroa will now close at Ōtaki Beach on Friday July 22 – Saturday July 23 at the same time of 5 pm til 9 pm on both nights.
We appreciate your support and hope that you can still join us on Friday July 22 and Saturday July 23.
Mānawatia a Matariki
Matariki Ramaroa will once again light up Kāpiti with two weekends of extraordinary light sculptures bookending a month-long arts experiences including MFF2022 – the Māoriland Film Festival!
Matariki Ramaroa opens at Maclean Park, Paraparaumu on June 24 2022 – the first Matariki public holiday with light sculptures, beach bonfire, musicians, artists and kai over the entire weekend.
From June 29 – July 3, Ōtaki will once again welcome the world to the 9th Māoriland Film Festival, the largest international Indigenous Film Festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Indigenous filmmakers from across the globe will share their stories in over 80 films screening at the MFF with award winning feature length drama and illuminating documentaries, to a diverse collection of short films.
Throughout the rest of the month-long celebrations, explore the amazing Matariki Ramaroa programme of music, theatre, dance, environmental and community events across Kāpiti ending with the closing weekend of the Light sculptures at Ōtaki Beach on July 22-23.
Nau Mai, Piki Mai, Haere Mai Rā
matariki.maorilandfilm.co.nz
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