Kōtuitui

A special performance to celebrate Indigenous musical artists.

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  • Words by Auckland NZ
  • Last updated 18 Sep 2025

A special performance to celebrate Indigenous musical artists. In recognition of the UN Decade of Indigenous Languages and in the spirit of Indigenous connection and creativity, Kōtuitui brings together performers from three world cultures to demonstrate the traditional instruments that are played in their respective homelands.

Featuring artists from Haumanu Collective (Aotearoa), Pamyua (Alaska) and William Barton (Australia), Indigenous creative ingenuity comes to the fore as these artists teach about their musical heritage and combine their multiple talents to compose a bespoke piece of music to be enjoyed by all.

Location Te wāhi
Auckland Town Hall | Hōro ā-Tāone o Tāmaki Makaurau
301/317 Queen Street, Auckland Central
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Getting there Te huarahi ki reira

Auckland Town Hall is opposite Aotea Square on Queen Street. This is along a main bus route and takes about 17-20 minutes to walk from Waitematā Station and the ferry terminal. There is parking available at the Civic carpark which brings you right to the back entrance of the venue. 

Accessibility Huarahi ngāwari

All Auckland Live venues are wheelchair-accessible and have lifts and ramps to assist those who have difficulty with stairs. You can find more information on <a href="http://www.aucklandlive.co.nz/visitor-info/accessibility" target="_blank">Auckland Live&#39;s website</a>.