Voices, rhythm, and determined expressions carry cultural strength across the ocean.

Te Kapa Haka o Te Hau Tawhiti from Australia will present a captivating demonstration of Kapa Haka, a Māori performing art. Combining song, rhythm, movement, and group coordination, Kapa Haka is more than a performance: it is an important way to pass on language, identity, and cultural stories.

Through powerful synchronized movements, expressive singing, and vivid facial expressions, the group brings its cultural spirit to life. This close-up cultural experience invites audiences to appreciate Māori performing arts, understand how voices and movement preserve collective memories, and feel the power of sincere exchange between cultures.

Whether Kapa Haka is new to you or you are already curious about Māori culture, come experience a moving encounter that speaks straight to the heart!

Event Details
Date & Time：Saturday, October 24, 2026, 2:30 PM
Venue：Activity Center, Xinying Elementary School
Registration：Advance registration required
Duration：Approximately 30 minutes
Capacity: 80 participants
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