Matariki 2023: How to celebrate this weekend
Organisers predicting a larger turnout than 2022 for some events.
Organisers predicting a larger turnout than 2022 for some events.
Tīrama Mai offers a host of events to celebrate Matariki.
'Without the community, we are a nobody.'
'Every time I’m afraid, and I’m doing this,' said one devotee.
"When you walk on to our bus, everybody’s dancing."
Some of the world's biggest reggae and dancehall acts are set to return to Tauranga.
All ticket revenue goes back to the nearly 200 participating businesses.
Inaugural Brew of Islands to be held at Kerikeri’s Turner Centre from July 21 - 22.
The Winter F.A.W.C! is back in June, as the summer version is moved into next year.
“As soon as someone gets up to dance, it is contagious.”
Here are some of the best performances and productions.
“Happily fully booked for the first international Easter weekend in a long time.”
The events vary from live music to river cruises to professional wrestling.
Popular event a three-day showcase of kapa haka, music, reo, kai, debate and learning.
"If you’re a geek or a nerd of any kind, it’s all here for you."
Hundreds of local volunteers have donated thousands of hours of their time.
Music, dance, food, poetry, art - the best of it all was on show at Womad NZ 2023
More than 7000 people packed the Doubtless Bay town to celebrate event’s 10th anniversary.
Meet the iconic Kiwi designer set to share his expertise at Indulge this year.
The 2023 festival was due to open on Thursday at the Manukau Sports Bowl.
A 17-year-old says she felt faint and nauseous after waiting in the sun for seven hours
Festivalgoers have described long waits to get into the Waikato gig.
Nelson is among New Zealand cities currently under wet weather warning.
RnV has sent crews to clean up rubbish believed to have been dumped by festival-goers.
Wanaka was impressed well before the fireworks display signalled midnight.
Dizzee Rascal was given a 12-month restraining order for assaulting his ex-partner.
Funding cuts are “highly unlikely” for highly valued events, says Brown.
Next year is all set to be the year we frequent the festivals again.
'We regret any distress these words may have caused.'
Sir "Raving" Dave Dobbyn is giving you the best NYE possible.