Huinga Waka – A Gathering of Waka
13 Jan 2022
We’re pleased to have partnered with libraries and museums around the country to share a special video compilation for Waitangi Day 2022.
Carving, launching and paddling a waka is a huge cooperative undertaking – requiring the knowledge, skill and labour of many people. Only by working together can the waka succeed. As we head to Waitangi Day commemorations, we’re pleased to have partnered with libraries and museums around the country to share Huinga Waka: A Gathering of Waka. This special video compilation can be viewed at the following places. Please contact them for more information.
North Island
- Te Ahu Museum & Archives
- Auckland Libraries
- Tauranga Library
- Hamilton City Libraries
- Waikato Museum
- Rotorua Library
- Taupō Museum
- MTG Hawke’s Bay
- Hastings District Libraries
- Whanganui District Libraries
- Palmerston North Library
- Masterton District Library
- Wairarapa Libraries
- Porirua City Library
- Hutt City Libraries
- Te Papa
South Island
- Nelson Libraries
- Marlborough District Libraries
- Tasman District Libraries
- Buller Library
- Kaikoura Museum
- Westland District Library
- Ashburton Library
- Waimate Library
- Central Otago & Queenstown Lakes Libraries
- Toitū Otago Settlers Museum
- Dunedin Libraries
- Invercargill Library
Hero image: Ngā-toki-mata-whaorua on the horizon at sunrise. From Rere Ki Uta. Rere Ki Tai (1988). Courtesy of Ngāpuhi and John Miller.