To use music, film, photography and radio as a vehicle to connect and re-engage our young people into employment, education and training

Create your own lantern to celebrate Māori New Year, and welcome in the light, as a sign of hope and prosperity for the year to come.

The light trail starts at Te Oro Music Centre with nightly performances by local performers who share their talent from 7 pm

Topping off your visit to Te Ara Rama Matariki Light Trail join Tamaki WRAP in making seed bombs and kono (woven food basket) at Te Oro for you to take away to enjoy in your home and garden.

The Space is an incubator space for up and coming or established digital storytellers.

Join our five weeks of round robin tournament gameplay.

Arts Health - Ngā Toi Oranga: in visual arts, handcrafts and waiata music at Te Oro Thursday afternoons and Friday mornings

Arts Health - Ngā Toi Oranga: in visual arts, handcrafts and waiata music at Te Oro Thursday afternoons and Friday mornings

Practice the sacred ritual of the Cook Islands Ura Ura dance, with classical instruments and live music

Māoriland presents a FREE E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Workshop for youth aged 13 - 24. Make a film in two days!

Join in collaborative workshops to make ‘Ei or the live performance nights, in celebration of Cook Islands Language Week.

Join in collaborative workshops to make ‘Ei or the live performance nights, in celebration of Cook Islands Language Week.

Join in collaborative workshops to make ‘Ei or the live performance nights, in celebration of Cook Islands Language Week.

The Pathways to performing arts programme is free for college students who have an interest in learning the basics in songwriting, film acting, beatmaking, recording & live performannce

Join us to celebrate Cook Island Language Week and Constitution Celebrations

Secrets of life, love & everything

We are a village of various minds and bodies. We hail from different parts of the Pacific Ocean.

Larger than Life was Ngaruawahia’s third-best children’s novelty act back in the 70’s and 80’s. Now they’re all grown up and ready for a comeback.

Meet the Fakas is filled with witty one-liners, awkward situations, and comedy that will blow the wig off your mama

Share the joy and tomfoolery of the White Face Crew in a superbly choreographed show, involving couch leaping, shoe stealing, and good old-fashioned clowning around.