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Zealand. Sky Tower lighting concludes on 10 July. 10 on concludes lighting Tower Sky Zealand.

during which time you can view the stars from the highest point in New New in point highest the from stars the view can you time which during

colours of sunrise. From 3-9 July, it will reflect the colours of the night sky, sky, night the of colours the reflect will it July, 3-9 From sunrise. of colours

The Sky Tower will be lit to celebrate the rising of Matariki on 2 July in the the in July 2 on Matariki of rising the celebrate to lit be will Tower Sky The

2 – 10 July 10 – 2

the path. the

SKY TOWER LIGHTING TOWER SKY

friends to experience all our wonderful city has on offer. on has city wonderful our all experience to friends Goffe, we voyage along the shoreline exploring the various taonga toi that adorn adorn that toi taonga various the exploring shoreline the along voyage we Goffe,

Delivered by Whakamana (a kaupapa Māori community group) led by Grayson Grayson by led group) community Māori kaupapa (a Whakamana by Delivered space in your calendar and head along with family and and family with along head and calendar your in space

graffiti-style lighting in whenua colours. whenua in lighting graffiti-style of the Tangaroa-ā-kiokio and Tangaroa-ā-roto days of our maramataka. maramataka. our of days Tangaroa-ā-roto and Tangaroa-ā-kiokio the of

Tāmaki Makaurau; have a look through this guide, save save guide, this through look a have Makaurau; Tāmaki

Four huge Pōhutukawa trees will be lit in Māhuhu Ki Te Rangi Reserve with with Reserve Rangi Te Ki Māhuhu in lit be will trees Pōhutukawa huge Four

We take to the streets, harnessing the environmental and energetic properties properties energetic and environmental the harnessing streets, the to take We

It's set to be an incredible three weeks in the heart of of heart the in weeks three incredible an be to set It's

1 – 11 July 11 – 1 Sat 3 July - Sun 4 July, 11am - 1pm and 2pm-4pm and 1pm - 11am July, 4 Sun - July 3 Sat

MĀHUHU KI TE RANGI RESERVE LIGHTING RESERVE RANGI TE KI MĀHUHU TANGAROA-Ā-KIOKIO GUIDED HĪKOI HĪKOI GUIDED TANGAROA-Ā-KIOKIO

festivals and more. more. and festivals

TOUR WALKING SHORELINE

performances, artist installations, traditional food offerings, offerings, food traditional installations, artist performances,

crescents and water reflections appearing on Viaduct Harbour's flag banners. flag Harbour's Viaduct on appearing reflections water and crescents

Viaduct Harbour and Silo Park to enjoy live Māori Māori live enjoy to Park Silo and Harbour Viaduct

expressions of maramataka lunar phases will be rendered through colours, moon moon colours, through rendered be will phases lunar maramataka of expressions Guided by designers from Isthmus, LandLAB and Jasmax. and LandLAB Isthmus, from designers by Guided

Head down to Britomart, Commercial Bay, Te Tōangaroa, Tōangaroa, Te Bay, Commercial Britomart, to down Head

Studio South to bring these concepts to life throughout the precinct, simplified simplified precinct, the throughout life to concepts these bring to South Studio Makaurau. Tāmaki are: we where and who express that development

maramataka and the guidance they offer throughout the year. Working with with Working year. the throughout offer they guidance the and maramataka with Mana Whenua. These projects have all focused on providing designs and and designs providing on focused all have projects These Whenua. Mana with

this special time. time. special this Viaduct Harbour will bring to the fore the meaning of different lunar phases of of phases lunar different of meaning the fore the to bring will Harbour Viaduct Te Wānanga, Te Ngau o Horotiu and Galway Street through a unique partnership partnership unique a through Street Galway and Horotiu o Ngau Te Wānanga, Te

activations intended to educate, entertain and acknowledge acknowledge and entertain educate, to intended activations 19 June – 11 July 11 – June 19 Join members of the teams who have undertaken the designs for Quay Street, Street, Quay for designs the undertaken have who teams the of members Join

together to host a programme of over 20 events and and events 20 over of programme a host to together VIADUCT HARBOUR FLAGS HARBOUR VIADUCT Sun 27 June & Sun 4 July, 2pm – 3.30pm – 2pm July, 4 Sun & June 27 Sun

KA TŪTAKI KI NGĀ KAIHOAHOA O NGĀ WĀHI HOU HOU WĀHI NGĀ O KAIHOAHOA NGĀ KI TŪTAKI KA This year, the city centre and waterfront have come come have waterfront and centre city the year, This

and Edmiston Trust. Edmiston and

TOUR TRANSFORMATION DOWNTOWN

hour from 6pm until midnight. until 6pm from hour Gallery Art Auckland by commissioned been has sculpture new significant

signifying the beginning of the Māori New Year. Year. New Māori the of beginning the signifying and made landfall in Aotearoa. The show runs for 5 mins and plays every half half every plays and mins 5 for runs show The Aotearoa. in landfall made and Reuben Paterson will rise vertically out of the Gallery’s forecourt pool. This This pool. forecourt Gallery’s the of out vertically rise will Paterson Reuben

hourua (double hulled canoe) Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi travelled from the islands islands the from travelled Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi canoe) hulled (double hourua the Matariki star cluster appearing in our early dawn sky, sky, dawn early our in appearing cluster star Matariki the Ōrākei kaitiaki: Etienne Neho & Jyde Tamaariki. Jyde & Neho Etienne kaitiaki: Ōrākei Made from hundreds of shimmering crystals, a 10 metre high waka by artist artist by waka high metre 10 a crystals, shimmering of hundreds from Made

in Wairotī and Wairotā. Under the primary command of Rongoma, the waka waka the Rongoma, of command primary the Under Wairotā. and Wairotī in

function, and inter-relationships of these plantings. Guided by Ngāti Whātua Whātua Ngāti by Guided plantings. these of inter-relationships and function, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki o Toi Gallery Art Auckland and all our people. It’s during this time that we celebrate celebrate we that time this during It’s people. our all and

origins of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, who came from beyond Nukuroa (Aotearoa) (Aotearoa) Nukuroa beyond from came who Ōrākei, Whātua Ngāti of origins

whenua who have been involved in the design of these spaces and the position, position, the and spaces these of design the in involved been have who whenua

From early July early From to our ancestral roots makes it unique to New Zealand Zealand New to unique it makes roots ancestral our to

Tāmaki Makaurau. The light show for 2021 portrays the pepeha (tribal lineage) lineage) (tribal pepeha the portrays 2021 for show light The Makaurau. Tāmaki within Te Wānanga and Quay Street, as they discuss the aspirations of mana mana of aspirations the discuss they as Street, Quay and Wānanga Te within

GUIDE KAIĀRAHI SCULPTURE KAIĀRAHI GUIDE Matariki is an event like no other; its deep connection connection deep its other; no like event an is Matariki

Enjoy a story of the host iwi, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, and their migration to to migration their and Ōrākei, Whātua Ngāti iwi, host the of story a Enjoy Join two of the kaitiaki (guardians) managing the new coastal grove plantings plantings grove coastal new the managing (guardians) kaitiaki the of two Join

Auckland Harbour Bridge Harbour Auckland Sat 26 June - Sun 27 June, 11am - 12.30pm - 11am June, 27 Sun - June 26 Sat

stars of the Matariki cluster. Matariki the of stars

19 June – 11 July 11 – June 19

MATARIKI TAIMOANA MATARIKI KA TŪTAKI KI NGĀ KAITIAKI O NGĀ WĀHI HOU WĀHI NGĀ O KAITIAKI NGĀ KI TŪTAKI KA

installation, lighting up a different colour each night in reference to the different different the to reference in night each colour different a up lighting installation,

TOUR GROVE COASTAL DOWNTOWN VECTOR LIGHTS FOR MATARIKI FESTIVAL FESTIVAL MATARIKI FOR LIGHTS VECTOR Viaduct Harbour lighting will be coordinated with the Ngā Mata o te Ariki Ariki te o Mata Ngā the with coordinated be will lighting Harbour Viaduct

TO WELCOME

2 – 10 July 10 – 2

ART & LIGHTING TRAIL LIGHTING & ART WALKS GUIDED VIADUCT HARBOUR TREE & SEA WALL LIGHTING LIGHTING WALL SEA & TREE HARBOUR VIADUCT

Featuring Ria Hall (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui) Ngāti Rangi, Te (Ngāi Hall Ria Featuring

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Friday 9 July from 5pm from July 9 Friday

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public holidays to a maximum of $10. $10. of maximum a to holidays public

and weekends 6pm), after (entry evenings hour per $2 offer buildings

AT carparking buildings carparking AT - Downtown and Victoria Street car parking parking car Street Victoria and Downtown - •

Britomart Car Park Car Britomart - 2 hours free parking when you spend $50 or more. more. or $50 spend you when parking free hours 2 - •

when you spend $50 or more. or $50 spend you when

Commercial Bay Commercial carpark Downtown AT at parking valet free hours 2 - •

There are many great parking options and offers in the city centre: city the in offers and options parking great many are There

Your guide to over 20 events across the city centre waterfront. centre city the across events 20 over to guide Your

PARKING

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No cash is accepted on board any public transport, so this means you must use an an use must you means this so transport, public any board on accepted is cash No

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by a fare paying passenger. paying fare a by

holidays. Children under 5 travel free all days of the week when accompanied accompanied when week the of days all free travel 5 under Children holidays.

buses, trains and ferries (excluding Waiheke ferries) on weekends and public public and weekends on ferries) Waiheke (excluding ferries and trains buses,

All kids aged 5-15 with a registered AT AT registered a with 5-15 aged kids All card travel free of charge on on charge of free travel card HOP

KIDS TRAVEL FREE ON WEEKENDS ON FREE TRAVEL KIDS

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public transport, walking shortcuts and parking buildings in the city centre. centre. city the in buildings parking and shortcuts walking transport, public

about know to need you everything has website City the of Heart The GETTING AROUND GETTING VAKA TO A BILLION STARS Sun 27 June – Sun 11 July 4 Silo 6, Silo Park Have a hand in the creation of over 300,000 woven stars, as part of the global One Billion Stars project by Samoan artist, Maryann Talia Pau. The woven stars symbolise courage, hope and working together in solidarity to help end all forms of PRINCES WHARF violence including bullying, racism, and in particular - violence QUEENS WHARF against women. Proudly bought to you by the Arts and CAPTAIN COOK WHARF MARSDEN WHARF Culture Programming team at Auckland Council. Key times each day: Sun 27 June 12-4pm (Artist talk 2-3pm) Thu 8 July 12-7pm Wed 30 June 12-5pm Fri 9 July 12-7pm 10 Thu 1 July 12-7pm Sat 10 July 12-7pm Fri 2 July 12-5pm Sun 11 July 2-5pm 1 Wed 7 July 12-5pm 6 NORTH WHARF REFLECTION - NGĀ MATA O TE ARIKI

4 QUAY ST QUAY ST Fri 2 – Sat 10 July, 6-10pm TANGIHUAST

BRITOMART PL BRITOMART 5 Market Square, Viaduct Harbour TAPORAST JELLICOE ST TYLER ST Inspired by the research of Dr. Rangi Matamua, a leading 1 3 figure in Māori astronomy, and renowned lighting artist GALWAY ST James Turrell, Tuhirangi Blair has collaborated with Angus

ALBERT ST

5 HOBSON ST 2 COMMERCE ST Muir to create this large-scale immersive and experiential art

GORE ST installation. CUSTOMS ST E CUSTOMS ST E MAHUHU CRES Each night, this free public installation will represent specific BEACH RD 7 stars from the Matariki cluster, expressed through light, colour and mesmerising moving depictions displayed on the ceiling of

BEAUMONT ST FANSHAWE ST CUSTOMS ST W the installation, encouraging observers to mirror the motion of looking up at Matariki in the night sky. FORT ST ANZAC AVE

QUEEN ST HIGH ST

MARKET PL MARKET SHORT ST PRINCES ST PRINCES MATARIKI ON THE WATERFRONT 2021

PAKENHAM ST W EDEN CRES FEDERAL ST FEDERAL

HALSEY ST SHORTLAND ST TE TAOU CRES Sat 3 July, 12-8pm - Sun 4 July, 12-5pm O 6 ’ AUCKLAND CONNELL ST Silo Park ST PATRICKS ART GALLERY

HOBSON ST Nau mai, welcome to Silo Park for a weekend of live SQ VULCAN LN entertainment and kai in celebration of the Māori New Year. WYNDHAM ST

FREYBERG PL FANSHAWE ST

ALBERT ST

NELSON ST DURHAM ST W DURHAM ST E MATARIKI KI TE TŌANGAROA Wed 7 July, 10am – 2pm FANSHAWE ST ST FEDERAL 7 Pūkāea, AECOM Building Ground Floor VICTORIA ST W VICTORIA ST E 5 MIN WALK & Dockside Lane, Quay Park Kai stalls, raranga workshops, music, kapa haka and giveaways, hosted by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei. LANDMARKS TE KORAKORA ON TAKUTAI WHĀNAU MĀRAMA SILO PARK FERRY TERMINAL Fri 9 July, 5-10pm 19 June - 11 July 3 Takutai Square, Britomart 1 Commercial Bay KARANGA PLAZA TE KOMITITANGA A premier free open-air music event showcasing A group of retail stores are reimagined as spaces for artists performances from contemporary Māori musicians, set BRITOMART TRANSPORT TE WERO BRIDGE and their taonga. Commercial Bay’s connecting pathways against the urban backdrop of Takutai Square. This event CENTRE become sites for storytelling and knowledge exchange. appeals to families, young adults, inner-city dwellers and Whānau Mārama includes uku, sculpture, painting, design, festival-goers alike. THE CLOUD MĀHUHU KI TE RANGI PARK textiles, poetry, photography, sound, digital animation, a tā Moko space and a library display of Māori books very rarely Artists: VIADUCT PEDESTRIAN SPACE seen together. Ria Hall (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui) Roots, Reggae and Reo. 10 SHED 10 TE ARA RAMA Credit: Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae Mara TK (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Kahungunu, Tainui) Soul 21 June - 11 July MATARIKI AT TAKUTAI and Psychedelic Electronica. 2 3 Te Komititanga & Takutai Square Wed 23 – Sat 26 June, 12 – 2pm DJ Spell’s (Ngāti Porou, Tainui) ft. some of the best 3 THE PRECINCTS Highlighting the main stars that make up the cluster, visit Takutai Square, Britomart Māori MC’s – West Coast-inspired Hip Hop. Takutai Square in Britomart and Te Komititanga, where a Enjoy dynamic, live kapa haka performances, Hāngi Master Rewi Spraggon’s LaCoco (Ngāti Kahu, Ngā Ruahine, Papa Sataua) VIADUCT & WATERFRONT BRITOMART series of lightboxes is installed with visual representation of authentic, earth-oven cooked morsels, plus a selection of acoustic music for your Gospel, RnB and Jazz. the elements attributed to each star. Pōhutukawa is the star listening pleasure. The perfect opportunity for fans of te reo Māori, poi, kapa haka, WYNYARD QUARTER QUEEN STREET that collects the wairua of our dearly departed while Waitā music and kai to come together and join the celebrations. represents salt water and the foods that we find in the ocean. 12pm and 1pm – Hāngi uncovered onsite FEDERAL AND ELLIOTT FORT STREET AREA 12.15pm – Kapa haka performance 12.50pm – Waiata performance COMMERCIAL BAY HIGH STREET DISTRICT 1.15pm – Kapa haka performance

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