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WAIPUNARANGI

Waipunarangi is a weather star that links the entire Matariki cluster to rain. The name itself means ‘water pools in the sky’. The pooling of rain on the ground caused by heavy rainstorms in winter are referred to as  ‘Matariki tapuapua’.

5.55pm  Opening karakia and turning-on-the-lights countdown every night at the Matariki waharoa main entry.

 

6pm – 9pm.  The Matariki light trail turns Maybury Reserve into a magical landscape.

 

Enjoy light displays of Māori-inspired imagery set among thousands of fairy lights.

Glen Innes Libaray ((9am-4pm, 6pm-8pm) Fri 5 July

Special screening "Matariki Story" Music with Aunty Anu 10am - 10,30am, 5.30pm - 6pm)

All day drop in. Matariki activities, arts & crafts, treasure hunt, Remembrance Tree, Your messages on a star or bauble, Panel mural, hot drinks,  check out books in the Maori collection.

Glen Innes Libaray ((9am-4pm, 6pm-8pm) Sat 6 July

Special screening "Matariki Story" Music with Aunty Anu 10am - 10,30am, 5.30pm - 6pm)

All day drop in. Matariki activities, arts & crafts, treasure hunt, Remembrance Tree, Your messages on a star or bauble, Panel mural, hot drinks,  check out books in the Maori collection.

 

Wrap up warm and enjoy Māori New Year celebrations in Glen Innes.

 

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