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Monday 1 August 2022 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in National
The Kiribati Community added a touch of Cook Islands flavour to their performance. Photo: MELINA ETCHES/220731335
The successful Te Maeva Nui 2022 International Night on Saturday entertained the strong crowd who appreciated the diversity of performing artists from the Rarotonga based expat communities and Kapa Haka groups from New Zealand (Aotearoa).
The successful Te Maeva Nui 2022 International Night on Saturday entertained the strong crowd who appreciated the diversity of performing artists from the Rarotonga based expat communities and Kapa Haka groups from New Zealand (Aotearoa).
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