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Minister urges caution as Pasifika Festival returns

Photo: RNZ / Koroi Hawkins Cancelled the past two years due to the Christchurch terror attacks and the Covid-19 pandemic, the two-day festival returns but to a new venue at Mt Smart Stadium. Previously it was held at Western Springs. Organisers say the festival showcases Pacific cultures of the city with music, dance, arts, crafts, demonstrations, storytelling and food. Hundreds of performers, artists and artisans are taking part. Richard Clarke, head of Major and Business Events at Auckland Unlimited, said there was great anticipation for the festival this year. Clarke said after being cancelled for the last two years, it was fantastic to be able to proceed with Pasifika Festival this year .

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How to do Pasifika 101 — thecoconet.tv - The world's largest hub of Pacific Island content.

New location:  Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday, 10 April (10am-8pm) and Sunday, 11 April, (10am-4pm)   GETTING THERE X PARKING  Pasifika generally attracts up to 60,000 people so you know the area around Mt Smart Stadium will be busy this weekend. There will be NO on-site parking at the stadium with limited parking on the surrounding streets. Local businesses will open premises for parking for a small fee and Beasley Ave will be closed. You can check out public transport options and plan your trip to the festival using the Auckland Transport Journey Planner.  The nearest train station to Mt Smart is Penrose, which is a 10-15 minute walk from the stadium.

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auckland.scoop.co.nz » Pasifika Festival 2021: What You Need To Know

Press Release – Auckland Unlimited Preparations are well underway for the popular Pasifika Festival with hundreds of performers, artists and artisans taking part. The vibrant festival is taking place at Mt Smart Stadium this weekend on Saturday, 10 April (10am-8pm) and Sunday, 11 April, (10am-4pm). Thousands are expected to attend the two-day festival that celebrates the Pacific cultures of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland with music, dance, arts, crafts, demonstrations, storytelling and food. Richard Clarke, Head of Major and Business Events at Auckland Unlimited, says there is great anticipation for Pasifika Festival this year. “After being cancelled for the last two years, it is fantastic to be able to proceed with Pasifika Festival this year,” says Clarke. “It’s an iconic event that celebrates our wonderful Pacific communities and brings together family, friends and communities.

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Pasifika Festival 2021: What You Need To Know

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