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Lighting up Matariki in Dannevirke

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8 Jun, 2022 02:49 AMQuick Read

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Fireworks light up the sky. Photo / Dave Murdoch

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Dannevirke Domain will be lit up this week as the town celebrates Matariki.

Ngati Kahungunu ki Tamaki nui-a-Rua have two public events happening.

The Tirama Luminate Trail, which started Wednesday, is a three-day festival where the kiddies' play park zone is lit up for three nights from 6pm to 9pm

Visitors to the domain enter through the Te Waharoa Nga Whetu o Matariki gateway to follow a trail of luminous stones.

This leads to some interactive light displays.

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Members of the public are welcome to write a name and message for someone they lost during the year or a wish of hope for the future.

Friday's celebrations will start at 5pm in the Domain with Feast Matariki which will include a national food celebration, live entertainment and a place of connection.

There will be singers, dancers, kapa haka, bands and hip hop dancers.

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The fireworks display at last year's Matariki celebrations. Photo / Dave Murdoch
The fireworks display at last year's Matariki celebrations. Photo / Dave Murdoch

The evening will end with a fireworks display at 9pm.

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