Ko Te Tūhononga ki Rāwhiti tētahi kapa haka ā-hapori keiTauoma e whakahaeretia ana e Matua Hakopa Ripley.
Ako i ētahi waiata, whakamātau rānei i te kapa haka me te rōpū ki tēnei kaupapa whakahohe, he kotahi hāora te roa. Ehara i te mea me mātau koe ki ēnei mahi.
Ko te rāhiri i ngā reanga katoa, ngā iwi katoa o te ao, me ngā tāngata katoa ahakoa ngā takenga tō rātou kaupapa, hei āheinga mā te katoa ki te ako i te kapa haka, ki te whakakaha hoki i ngā hononga ki te ao Māori me te hapori.
Mēnā e hīkaka ana koe ki te tūhono ki a rātou, whai i a rātou i ngā pae pāpori mō ngā kōrero whānui. Instagram @tetuhonongakapahaka or Facebook.
Te Tūhononga ki Rāwhiti Kapa Haka are a Glen Innes based community rōpū run by Matua Hakopa Ripley.
Learn waiata or try a little kapa haka in an hour-long open session with the group. No prior experience is necessary.
Experience their kaupapa of welcoming all ages, all ethnicities, and all backgrounds, giving everyone a chance to learn kapa haka while improving their Māoritanga and connecting with community!
If you are inspired to join them, follow them on Instagram @tetuhonongakapahaka or Facebook
Proudly part of the Auckland Council whānau
Local tip
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Visit outside weekend and school-holiday mornings for a quieter experience, or head along during relaxed hours on most Tuesdays from 3pm to 5pm.
Getting there
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Auckland Art Gallery is on the corner of Kitchener and Wellesley Streets in the city centre. Te Waihorotiu Station is around a 5-minute walk away, while Waitematā Station and the ferry terminal are around a 15-minute walk. The OuterLink also stops nearby on Wellesley Street East. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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