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Hinemoana Activities and Events
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Waka Pageant, Haruru Falls, 2012
Hinemoana significant events attended:
6th February 2007
Launch of Hinemoana in Waitangi

Launch day in Waitangi. Hinemoana was the focal point of the event, the waka tētēkura was used to promote mana wahine and revive the traditions and protocols around waka. The waka began in the Haruru Falls and made its way to Te Tī Beach in Waitangi.

April 2007
​Māori Market, Wellington

Established to showcase and celebrate contemporary Māori art and culture. Hinemoana is an excellent presentation to promote contemporary art. as the waka tētēkura is a combination of two cultures while maintain the art traditions and protocols.

October 2007
Maraenui Marae, Bay of Plenty

Maraenui located at Te Kaha in Bay of Plenty, the waka was used as a display to showcase the waka and the significance to the marae and the people.

December 2007
Mataatua Maori Sports Award, Whakatane

Mataatua Māori Sports Award was held in the local area of the waka Hinemoana, Whakatāne. The waka was a display to promote waka, and all the Māori art forms that comes along with it.

6th February 2008
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi

Every year waka taua, waka tētēkura, and waka hourua attend the event held in Waitangi to celebrate and promote waka with all the traditions, protocols, and significance. The waka tētēkura Hinemoana is mainly filled with women and children, due to the small size and traditions behind the waka.

23rd February 2008
Mataatua Kapa Haka Regionals, Torere Bay of Plenty

Mataatua Kapa Haka regionals is a regional competition between highly skilled kapa haka performers. Kapa Haka is one of the many Māori Art Forms. Sitting the waka tētēkura as a display promotes all Māori arts especially waka.

May 2008
World Worldwide Women’s Festival, Whakatane river

In the World Worldwide Womens Festival, women in the event paddled the waka Hinemoana along the whakatāne river to gain experience and knowledge of the traditions and protocols of waka.
 
November 2008
​Takitimu Festival, Hastings

From the 12th to the 15th of November held the Takitimu Festival. This festival focuses on promoting Māori atisans and their Artforms alongside Ngāti Kahungungu. Hinemoana was presented along with selected kaihoe by Tepene Mamaku. Hector delivered a presentation regarding traditional navigation.

6th February 2009
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi

6th February 2010
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi


6th February 2011
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi

6th February 2012
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi

2014
Kokiri Putahi, International Indigenous Artists Gathering, Kohewhata marae, Kaikohe


11th March 2015
WOMAD Festival, Te Paepae Oakura Marae

Toi Māori Aotearoa were invited to participate at WOMAD festival in 2015 by including Hinemoana waka at Te Paepae site. The waka and the team were greeted by Ngāti te Whiti hapu of Taranaki in a welcoming ceremony at Ngamotu Beach, symbolising and acknowledging the literal presence of the “ĀHI KĀ”. 

6th February 2016
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi

6th February 2019
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi

6th February 2020
Annual Waitangi Pageant, Te Tii Beach Waitangi
Hinemoana Story
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  • Toi Tū Toi Ora Toi Māori
    • About Us
    • Our Trustees >
      • Trevor Maxwell CBE
      • Tracey Morgan
      • Ranui Ngarimu ONZM
      • Robert Gabel
      • Tā Derek Lardelli
      • Lady Rose Gould-Lardelli
      • James George
    • Committees >
      • Carving >
        • Māori Markings Tā Moko Exhibition
      • Music >
        • Pao Pao Pao History
      • Performing Arts
      • Tā Moko
      • Tikanga
      • Visual Arts
      • Waka >
        • Waitangi Waka Pageant
        • International Waka Paddlers
      • Weaving >
        • Kete >
          • TMA Kete 15
          • TMA Kete 10 & 11
          • TMA Kete 13 & 27
          • TMA Kete 2-6
      • Writing >
        • Te Hā Kaituhi Māori 2019
        • Te Whē - Bilingual Māori literature journal launches in Te Reo heartland
    • Ngā Tangata >
      • Tai Awatea >
        • Derek Lardelli
        • Kahui Whiritoi
        • Rangi Kipa
        • Anaru Irwin
        • Namaka Kerr
        • Sonia Snowden
        • Robert Gabel
      • Tai Ahiahi >
        • Waana Morrell Davis
        • Hekenukumai Busby
        • Hirini Melbourne
        • Emily Schuster
        • Rangikawehea Sinclair Paul
        • Saana Waitai Murray
  • Toi Māori Projects
    • MAI Programme
    • Te Hono ki Aotearoa >
      • Te Hono ki Aotearoa - 10th Anniversary
    • Hinemoana Waka >
      • Hinemoana Story
      • Hinemoana Waka History
      • Hinemoana Activities and Events
    • Annual Tribal Canoe Journeys >
      • Aotearoa To Canada: A Tribal Canoe Journey
    • Toi Māori: The Eternal Thread - Te Aho Mutunga Kore >
      • The Eternal Thread Tour
      • The Art of Māori Weaving Book
  • Toi Māori Gallery
    • 2018 >
      • He Timatanga Hou - A New Beginnings Exhibition
      • Kirihou - Hohua Thompshon Solo Exhibition
      • Words Remains - Ngā kupu ka mau tonu
      • Tūārangi Exhibition
    • 2020 >
      • Ara Mai Nuku
      • Te maramatanga aoao nui
    • 2021 >
      • Atā Tū
      • Toi o Taranaki ki te Tonga
      • Ngā Poopokorua a Rua
      • Whakakai
      • Tā Derek Lardelli Tū Takawhiti - 40 year Retrospective Exhibition
    • 2022 >
      • Whiriwhiria
      • 2022 Aotearoa Art Fair
  • Contact