Join all the Kiwis in Oz as we celebrate Waitangi Day.  

What is Waitangi Day? 

This national holiday celebrates the signing of the treaty of Waitangi on 6 February 1840 by Māori chiefs and the British Crown that granted the Māori people the rights of British citizens and ownership of their lands and other properties.

The day will be a free community celebration of all things Kiwi and Maori!

AGENDA:

Gates open at 5.30am for those wanting to watch the Hangi go down

Stalls open at 8am-3pm with our Tin Cup Cafe and Bar open.

Live entertainment kicks off from 9am.  Opening welcome and smoking ceremony around 10am.

Hangi will be available from midday.

INCLUDES:

Welcome to country and honouring of Maori and all visitors to our lands by traditional Aboriginal land owners

Free cultural dance and live entertainment by Maori and Aboriginal cultural groups

Traditional Ground Hangi - Tickets will be given on entry into the village

Kiwi beer and wines

Market stalls (please enquire if you would like a stall - accunts@greataustralianexperiences.com)

A gold coin donation at the gate is greatly appreciated.

Bring a picnic blanket and settle into the tranquil grounds.  Food and fully licensed bar on site.

IMPORTANT BOOKING INFORMATION: Hangi plate must be pre-booked and paid for catering purposes.  please use this secure online site to pre-book and pre-pay for as many hangi plates as you want.