Katikati marks Waitangi Day with vibrant whānau festival
Over 1800 people celebrated Waitangi Day at Katikati's Te Rā o Waitangi Whānau Festival, enjoying kapa haka, cultural workshops, and community kai.
Over 1800 people celebrated Waitangi Day at Katikati's Te Rā o Waitangi Whānau Festival, enjoying kapa haka, cultural workshops, and community kai.
Katikati Trio — three young local performers — will headline the Te Rā o Waitangi Whānau Festival at Haiku Park, joining a diverse cultural line-up.
Katikati's second Te Rā o Waitangi Whānau Festival takes place at Haiku Park on 6 February, with three local teens performing as the Katikati Trio.
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