
PHOTO: TRACEY ROXBURGH
It is the second year the trust, in conjunction with Queenstown Lakes District Council, has organised the free event in Queenstown, which attracted about 2000 people by mid-afternoon.
Musical entertainment yesterday included The Kollective, led by Ned Wephia (Ngapuhi), Mana Tahuna’s kaiarahi tikanga Maori (cultural adviser), duo Ho & Ha, of Invercargill, Queenstown’s Peti Seiuli and a kapa haka group, with kai provided by Te Puna Ako o Tahuna (Tahuna Early Learning Centre) and Queenstown Basketball Club.
Mr Rewi said he was thrilled with yesterday’s turnout, and that forecast rain stayed away.