Immerse in music these school holidays
Make the most of the winter school holidays with this opportunity for your children learn about and play traditional Maaori instruments.
A dedicated practitioner and teacher of taonga puuoro, Koroheke Robb blends traditional Maaori instruments with healing practices and contemporary art forms in Kirikiriroa Hamilton.
Koroheke finds great joy in teaching the next generation, particularly children, who approach learning with resilience and enthusiasm.
This programme will blend fun, music, and Matariki stories for our tamariki.
Suitable for children aged 7 to 17 years. Please pack a lunch and water bottle for your child for this school holiday programme.
Matariki ki te Waikato
We're proud to be part of the Matariki Ki Waikato Festival, a celebration of Matariki with unique events across the Waikato.
Terms & Conditions
What to bring
Please make sure your child brings a packed lunch and a water bottle.
Pick Up Times
Children will be ready for collection from 2:45pm onwards. If you need to pick up your child earlier, please let us know at check in. Children collected ater 3pm may incur an additional charge for extended supervision. of $10 per 10 minutes.
Code of Conduct
To help us create a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, please let our team know about any behavioural needs or considerations when you book.
We have a zero-tolerance approach to:
- Foul language
- Physical violence
- Intentional damage to our space, tikanga, or taonga
If a child’s behaviour puts others or the Museum at risk, we may need to contact you for immediate pick-up. In some cases, this may affect future participation in our school holiday programmes.
Damage
By confirming your booking, you agree to cover the cost of any damage caused by your child’s misconduct.
from $55