Haumi, a Wynyard Quarter celebration

Over the day there will be a multitude of different activities to partake in at Silo Park, such as a giant rock-climbing wall, wooden games, a photo booth, cycle animals, face painting and food trucks.

Head out on the water of Jellicoe Harbour onboard Maritime Museum’s 19^th Century steam tug SS Puke.

Look out for the Maritime Museum flag located on the bases next to the basketball courts to hop on-board.

15min trips will be running with a maximum of 5 passengers at a time.

Gold coin donation. Seats booked on a first in first served basis. Life jackets will be provided and must be worn at all times.

Try out roller skating with Hey Macarena and see New Zealand's best skaters perform! Bring your own skates if you have them or you can hire skates on the day.

• 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm: NZ Basketball

‘Have a go’ with NZ Basketball! There will be skills and drills for all, as well as 3 on 3 basketball games to get amongst.

Watch a spectacle of Strongmen and Strongwoman completing in a series of events in preparation for their upcoming NZ Strongman & Strongwoman competitions.

• 10:00 am – 3:00 pm: Te Ara Haepapa – The Journey with Auckland Transport.

Educational booth on site, to encourage whānau to get their child restraints checked and installed correctly.

Join in for a fun workshop and learn how to make your very own unique Poi to take home; a fun activity for the whānau and kids of all ages.DIY Poi Packs will be provided with poi-making guidance by facilitators from Jaaai inc.

• 10:00 am – 3:00 pm: Taonga Pūoro

Join Shane Mclean in an interactive Taonga Pūoro workshop including a demonstration of koauau, pōtangotango, pukaea, hongi ihu, purerehua and pūtatara.Participants will be able to create their own pōtangotango (Māori flute) with moulding clay.

• 10:00 am – 3:00 pm: Kohinga Kōrero

“Kia whakatōmuri te haere whakamua” (I walk backwards into the future with my eyes fixed on my past). A collection of stories captured by He Pia He Tauira rangatahi with their mana whenua representatives – these stories speak of Te Ao Māori, in reference to the past and looking ahead to the future.

• 12:00 pm | 12.40 pm | 1.20pm: Whiriwhiringa Waiata

Te Pou Theatre presents a waiata session to bring kotahitanga through music. Hosted by the wāhine of 'Kōpū', a show about being a wāhine in today's world. Songs from 'Kōpū' will be followed by a jam session.

• 10:00 am – 3:00 pm: Maiden Tāmaki, Rongoā Māori Education

Don’t miss trying the amazing elixirs of Maiden Tāmaki, thathave an array of different health benefits.There will be the following available to try and purchase;Kumārahou & Tanekaha Sangria ‘A winter Immunity’ Wai Rakau, Kumārahou cough syrupand other rongoā maori products for your whānau.