Toi Kiri Wānanga is a unique opportunity for Tā Tatau, Tā Moko and Skin Marking artists to explicitly share and workshop in cultural practices and art, dance and music, experiences, tool making, techniques, traditions and developments.

Together for one unique cultural event, Toi Kiri's Indigenous Arts Festival returns bigger than ever at Whareroa Reserve, Mount Maunganui. Gathering Tā Tatau, Tā Moko and Skin Marking Artists, alongside Cultural Artists, Musicians, Performers and Kai.

Toi Kiri 2025 is an all inclusive ten day event of indigenous artists wānanga, festival, symposium and exhibition of Tā Tatau, Tā Moko, and Skin Marking Artists, alongside Cultural Arts, Musicians, Performers, Ceremony, Rongoā, Markets and Food. More info for 2025 coming soon!

Toi Kiri 2025 is an all inclusive ten-day event of indigenous Artists Wānanga, Festival, Symposium and Exhibition of Tā Tatau, Tā Moko, and Skin Marking Artists, alongside Cultural Arts, Musicians, Performers, Ceremony, Rongoā, Markets and Food.

Jan 22, 2025 · Toi Kiri 2025 is an all inclusive ten-day event of indigenous Artists Wānanga, Festival, Symposium and Exhibition of Tā Tatau, Tā Moko, and Skin Marking Artists, alongside Cultural Arts,...

Oct 18, 2024 · Toi Kiri is back with over 200 of the best indigenous cultural artists from Aotearoa and around the world. As one big event of FESTIVAL, SYMPOSIUM, EXHIBITION and WĀNANGA, Toi Kiri gathers Tā Tatau, Tā Moko and Skin Marking Artists, alongside Cultural Artists, Musicians, Performers and Kai - celebrate together and enjoy unique expressions of ...

Tā moko and tā tatau artist registrations are currently open for Toi Kiri 2024, happening from 14 to 24 October in Mount Maunganui. Here is your opportunity to profile your tā moko tattoo …

Oct 18, 2024 · Tauranga Moana is hosting a “must not miss” Toi Kiri: Indigenous Arts Festival celebrating traditional body marking from around the world in Mount Maunganui this weekend.

Public festival held over three days from 23 - 25 September, TMT presents Toi Kiri: World Indigenous Tattoo Culture 2022; a gathering of indigenous practitioners of Tā Tatau, Tā Moko (Māori) and cultural arts exponents at Whareroa Marae and grounds, Mount Maunganui.