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Aronui wins creative arts + design award at the Tompkins Wake Business Awards 2024
The Voices in the Shadows: Musical unites Māori, Pacific and Palestinian cultures
Rotorua Business Awards celebrates ‘passionate, committed’ finalists
Māori game developers and storytellers to explore China’s tech scene
After the success of the Matariki Drone show, ARONUI Founder and Director Cian Elyse White, has been selected to travel to China next week as a part of the Asia…
Matariki drone light show at Rotorua Lakefront as part of Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival
A drone light show at Rotorua Lakefront is set to light up the sky this Matariki. Part of the Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival, the event on June 27 and June…
Mākereti Papakura : 7 Story Mural Celebrating 100 Years Since Doctorate Completion At Oxford University
ARONUI Indigenous Arts Festival (ARONUI) has honored a Rotorua leader, Mākereti Papakura (Guide Maggie), with a 7 story mural. 2023 marks the 100 year anniversary since Papakura completed her degree,…
ARONUI back with a bang
After a partial hiatus since 2019, ARONUI Indigenous Arts Festival 2023 is back! And with just two weeks to go until its opening, which also celebrates Te Wiki o Te…
Building Capability for Indigenous Festival Models
Learn about the history of ARONUI and how we’re supported by the Māori Arts Festival Capability Fund….
Māori filmmaker Merata Mita immortalised by street artist Mr G
At three storeys high, the black and white mural can be spotted a fair way from its location on Rotorua’s Eruera street. Commissioned by the ARONUI Indigenous Arts Festival, it’s…