by Jocelyn Watkin | Apr 4, 2026 | Information |
1-Day Retreat: Grounding the Gallop: Elemental qigong to harness the energy of the Fire Horse
- When: Saturday 16 May 2026, 9am – 3.30pm. (Please arrive between 8.40 – 8.55am)
- Where: Auckland Botanic Gardens (in the Friends Building), 102 Hill Road, The Gardens, Manurewa, Auckland 2105
- Participants: Adults aged 18+. Ideal for beginners and also for tai chi and qigong enthusiasts who want to get more out of their practice.
- Limited to 10 participants
The Year of the Fire Horse is traditionally associated with forward-moving energy, speed, strength, and decisive action. It’s a year that encourages momentum and determination.
In 2026, the energy of the horse is intensified by the fire element — creating a powerful, high-voltage gallop that can be exhilarating, but also exhausting if left unchecked.
The pace of a Fire Horse year can feel relentless. Without balance, that build-up of energy may lead to fatigue, overwhelm, or burnout long before the year has run its course.
What if there was a way to steady the ride — to soothe your nervous system while still making the most of the Fire Horse’s vitality and drive?
And, what if you could harness this dynamic energy without getting burnt?
Through calming yet powerful elemental qigong (pronounced chee-gong), this retreat offers exactly that: a way to cool the fire, ground the gallop, and ride through the year with both ease and purpose.
According to ancient Chinese philosophy, everything in the universe — including horses and humans — is composed of five elements: Earth, Metal, Water, Wood, and Fire.
When these elements are in harmony, we feel balanced and resilient. When they are out of balance — as can easily happen in a Fire Horse year — we may feel overstimulated, depleted, or emotionally unsettled.
You’ll learn tailored qigong movements that balance an over-heated fire element with the cooling, stabilising elements of water and earth.
Balance and harmony in the Year of the Fire Horse
At this transformative 1-day retreat, you will learn how to:
- Manage and harness fire energy so it supports you, rather than becoming a wild, galloping ride.
- Cool excess fire with flowing, restorative water-element qigong.
- Calm and soothe your soul with grounding earth-element qigong.
- Use mindful breathing and deep relaxation as a balm for body, mind, and spirit.
- Overcome the overwhelm: Tips and strategies that really work for greater wellbeing.
- Brew the perfect cup of Indian masala chai (tea) — a sensory ritual that beautifully blends fire, earth, and water.
- Select the best Indian spices to support self-healing and everyday general health.
There will also be time at the end of the retreat for a self-guided stroll through the gardens — an opportunity to quietly absorb what you have learned while immersing yourself in nature.
Pricing: $225 per person.
- A 50% refund is available if you withdraw between 1 April and 30 April 2026
- We are unable to provide refunds if you withdraw after 30 April 2026.
Limited to 10 participants.
Please contact me (Jocelyn) if you have questions or to reserve a place in this unique retreat by phoning or texting me on 027 493 9851, or using the Contact Form on the Kia Ora Tai Chi website. I will advise options for payment.
Read the reviews and feedback from Jocelyn’s 1-Day qigong retreat in May 2025:
- “One of the best retreats I have ever attended.”
- “It was a nurturing and valuable day to spend time healing myself.”
- “Loved the philosophy and history behind qigong.”
- “I loved the welcoming and accepting atmosphere of the whole day.”
What is elemental qigong and why is it so good for you?
For thousands of years the Chinese have had a secret. A secret that helps to increase longevity and assists the body to heal from injury, illness and trauma.
That secret is qigong – a deep, meditative breathing and movement exercise that connects the mind to the body.
All qigong has health benefits, as based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). However, the ancient practice of elemental qigong is a gentle yet especially powerful sequence of breathing and movement that helps to harmonise and balance health and wellbeing through the five elements: Fire, Earth, Metal, Water and Wood.
At this retreat, you’ll also learn how to brew the perfect cup of Indian masala chai
Masala chai
Masala chai is a fragrant, spiced tea from India, made by simmering black tea with milk, sweetener, and a mixture of aromatic spices like ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, and black pepper.
Masala chai is a sensory ritual that beautifully blends fire, earth and water.
It is rich source of antioxidants that can help boost your immune system. The spices used are said to have anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Taking time to relax and sip on a cup of masala chia can help reduce stress and anxiety, soothe your soul and promote a sense of well-being.
This very special session is led by Anju Desai. Please advise if you are dairy-intolerant and an alternative will be provided.
You’ll be guided with care and clarity by experienced instructors:
Jocelyn Watkin
Jocelyn Watkin will lead this fulfilling, in-depth day of practice designed to ground the gallop in the Year of the Fire Horse.
As a qualified and experienced tai chi and qigong instructor, she has been enjoying the health benefits of these ancient Chinese arts for over 20 years.
She has visited China three times, which included training at the sacred Wudangshan (Wudang Mountain), which is the tūrangawaewae of tai chi and qigong. (Tūrangawaewae is a Te Reo Māori word meaning spiritual home or a place to stand where you feel especially connected).
Find out more about Jocelyn: https://www.kiaorataichi.nz/about-us/
Anju Desai
Anju Desai grew up in India with a love of chai (tea) and the self-healing power of spices. She moved to New Zealand in the early 2000s and describes herself now as “an artist living in Wonderland”.
Her homemade, nutritious, and delicious spice blends are crafted with love and care right here in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
As well as her holistic spice blend and wellness business, she teaches mindful cooking, meditative art and Bollywood dancing.
Find out more about Anju: https://anjudesai.co.nz/anjus-story/
At this retreat, you’ll also have time to explore the tranquil Auckland Botanic Gardens on your own self-guided tour
The camellia garden area in the Auckland Botanic Gardens
You may like to:
- Wander in the Camellia Garden and be transported to temple woodlands of China or the cool, forested, lower Himalayas in India. Camellias originated in Asia and this tranquil, meditative garden has been designed with their heritages in mind.
- Admire the many fascinating and intriguing sculptures throughout the gardens.
- Embark on your own ‘sniffari’ and delight in the aromas of the edible and herb gardens.
- Get dreamy with the palms or in the rose garden.
- Immerse yourself in ‘forest bathing’ (known as Shinrin-yoku in Japan) in the dappled seclusion of the native bush area.
- Or simply wend your way along the many walkways to refresh your eyes and senses on nature at its best.
Whether you’re new to qigong or looking to deepen an existing practice, this retreat is an opportunity to make the most of the Year of the Fire Horse with steadiness, wisdom, and grounded vitality.
Testimonials about Jocelyn from her November 2025 retreat:
- “Fabulous – and I am being honest. Your values and respect shine through Jocelyn.”
- “You are positive and affirming and when you help it felt as if you really were focusing on us as individuals.”
- “Pace and variety perfectly pitched without losing depth of understanding.”
Grounding the Gallop: Elemental qigong to harness the energy of the Fire Horse
At this 1-Day retreat, you’ll learn tailored qigong movements that balance an over-heated fire element with the cooling, stabilising elements of water and earth.
Pricing: $225 per person.
- A 50% refund is available if you withdraw between 1 April and 30 April 2026
- We are unable to provide refunds if you withdraw after 30 April 2026.
Limited to 10 participants.
Please contact me (Jocelyn) if you have questions or to reserve a place in this unique retreat by phoning or texting me on 027 493 9851, or using the Contact Form on the Kia Ora Tai Chi website. I will advise options for payment.
Here are all the details of this 1-Day Retreat: Grounding the Gallop: Elemental qigong to harness the energy of the Fire Horse
When: Saturday 16 May 2026, 9am – 3.30pm (please arrive between 8.40 – 8.55am) 9am – 3.30pm.
Where: Auckland Botanic Gardens (in the Friends Building), 102 Hill Road, The Gardens, Auckland 2105
Parking: Plenty of free parking is available in the main (No.1) car park at the Auckland Botanic Gardens. The Friends Building is an indoor venue, which is located on the Western side of the main carpark.
What to wear: Comfortable, loose clothing that is easy to move in and flat-soled shoes. Please bring a jersey or hoodie to keep warm, as we will be sitting still for some of the time (chairs will be provided for this). If you want to explore the gardens after the retreat, please also bring an outdoor jacket.
Please bring: Your lunch, pen and paper to take notes, filled water bottle and a snack.
Who should attend?
This retreat is open to anyone aged 18+ who wishes to learn calming yet powerful elemental qigong and a way to ride through the Year of the Fire Horse with both ease and purpose. Ideal for beginners and also for tai chi and qigong enthusiasts who want to get more out of their practice.
Please contact Jocelyn to reserve a place in this unique retreat by phoning or texting her on 027 493 9851, or using the Contact Form on the Kia Ora Tai Chi website. She will advise options for payment.
Cancellation policy
This retreat must be paid for in full to reserve your place.
Pricing: $225 per person.
- A 50% refund is available if you withdraw between 1 April and 30 April 2026
- We are unable to provide refunds if you withdraw after 30 April 2026.
If you are unwell on the day of the retreat (16 May 2026)
Please do not attend if you are sick or have a cold, Covid or ‘flu-like symptoms. In these circumstances, you will be issued with a credit to attend another tai chi or qigong workshop or retreat by Kia Ora Tai Chi.
All participants will need to respect the need for social distancing during the retreat. Anyone is welcome to wear a face mask if they wish.
The room will be well-ventilated and hand sanitiser will be provided.
We will abide by the NZ Government’s health advice and regulations as they apply at the time of this retreat.
If you’d like to be among the first to know when other exiting Kia Ora Tai Chi, Qigong or SpinPoi retreats and events happen, please RSVP to receive our free monthly e-newsletter as follows:
- If you are viewing this on a desktop computer – please look to the right of this page for the “Monthly Newsletter Signup” box.
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by Jocelyn Watkin | Nov 5, 2025 | Information
Yes, it’s happening and for the 9th year in a row!! The free summer tai chi and qigong sessions with me in Cornwall Park are back for summer 2026. Please note that these sessions are outdoors so they need fine weather to go ahead. Details below including how to find out about any cancellations.
These FREE sessions are outdoors in Cornwall Park from mid-January to the end of March 2026. All welcome, ideal for beginners and suitable for all ages.
Dates and times:
- Sunday mornings, 9 – 9.45am and every Sunday morning (except Sunday 8 February during Waitangi Weekend) until 29th March 2026 (weather permitting)
- Tuesday evenings, 6 – 6.45pm and every Tuesday evening until 31st March 2026 (weather permitting).
Location in the park: Same as in previous years. If coming into the park from Greenlane Road West, you’ll be on Pōhutukawa Drive (the main road into the park). The tai chi sessions will be under the trees on the left-hand-side about half-way up Pōhutukawa Drive. (If you get to the roundabout, you’ve gone too far.)
Bring your water bottle and a sun hat/sunblock. Wear comfy clothing and footwear. Registrations are not required, just show up 5 – 10 minutes before each session starts.
As all of the sessions are outdoors, the weather needs to be on our side to go ahead. If you are uncertain on whether the session will be held you can:
I can’t wait to see everyone again who attended in previous years and also to meet anyone new, who would love to try tai chi and qigong this summer.
Curious about tai chi and qigong? Find out more here: https://www.kiaorataichi.nz/tai-chi/
Please be aware that Cornwall Park is NOT owned by Auckland Council. It is a private park, thanks to the generosity of the founder, Sir John Logan Campbell. He gifted his land, which became known as Cornwall Park, to the people of Auckland. Also, huge thanks to the Cornwall Park Trust Board, which administers his legacy and provides funding for these sessions so you can attend for free.
Contact me or sign up for my free monthly newsletter to get an early ‘heads up’ on when there are even more free sessions of tai chi and qigong.
Tai chi for anyone who is blind or has low vision
Wait, there’s more at Cornwall Park this summer…the Cornwall Park Trust Board are also funding four accessible tai chi sessions for anyone who is blind or has low vision, and who wants to be more active.
The lessons will be held immediately after our general sessions on Sunday mornings and in the same location in the park. The timeslot will be 10.15 – 11am on these four Sundays in March 2026: 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th. (Weather permitting)
These free tai chi sessions in the park will be designed and developed by me. I have specialist skills and experience in teaching accessible tai chi to adults and young people, including at the Homai campus of Blind, Low Vision Education Network NZ (BLENNZ) and James Cook High School in Manurewa.
Tai chi is gentle on joints and is designed to improve balance, mobility, strength and fitness.
A big thank you to the Cornwall Park Trust Board for funding these accessible sessions.
If you’d like to know how I got started with teaching tai chi to students who were blind/had low vision, it all began with my successful pilot project in 2017. My work in this specialist area has grown from there. You can read a summary of my pilot project in this link: https://www.kiaorataichi.nz/success-with-teaching-tai-chi-to-blind-students/
by Jocelyn Watkin | May 6, 2025 | Information
Dreaming of flying towards the sun this winter?
Feeling all shivery in the mornings? What about when curled up under two duvets at night, dreaming of flying north or to the Pacific Islands to follow the sun?
Before you book that one-way ticket, here’s a cosy secret: you can turn up your inner heat right here at home — no passport required.
As the days grow shorter and the chill sets in, many of us start hunting for ways to stay warm without simply cranking up the heater or huddling under several blankets all winter.
Tai chi and qigong might not be the first things that come to mind when you think of keeping warm — but they should be.
So, can tai chi really help quell the quivery shivers of winter?
Yes, absolutely.
Tai chi and qigong are gentle forms of exercise, which means they’ll warm your body just as any physical movement does. But they go far beyond that.
The magic lies in the how. Slow, flowing movements combined with deep, mindful breathing do more than just get your blood moving — they improve your circulation and help your body absorb oxygen more efficiently.
Unlike high-intensity workouts that burn through your oxygen and leave you gasping, tai chi and qigong cultivate a quiet, lasting energy that lingers long after your practice ends.
That’s why so many practitioners describe a subtle, comforting warmth spreading through their bodies — not just during the session, but for hours afterward.
In the world of Traditional Chinese Medicine, this warmth has an even deeper explanation. Tai chi and qigong help to cultivate your qi — your life force, your mauri — which is believed to support your body’s natural defenses and resilience. A strong flow of qi is said to help you withstand not just winter’s chill, but also many seasonal bugs and fatigue.
And it’s not just ancient wisdom saying this. Modern research backs it up, too. Studies show tai chi and qigong can positively influence immune system functioning and reduce inflammation — helping you feel stronger and more energised during the colder months.
Explore the science here: https://www.kiaorataichi.nz/tai-chi-and-qigong-can-boost-immunity/
So next time you reach for another pair of socks or wrap yourself in a blanket, consider this: tai chi and qigong could be your warmest allies this winter.
I welcome new beginners at my tai chi classes in Clendon, Manurewa, on Wednesday evenings, 6.30 – 7.15pm. Your first class is free. Find out more: https://www.kiaorataichi.nz/classes/
The photo above of me practising tai chi in the glow of a huge, close-up photo of the sun was taken at the ‘Astronomy Photographer of the Year’ exhibition, Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum & Gallery, in Hamilton. https://tewharetaonga.nz/
by Jocelyn Watkin | Feb 21, 2025 | Information
1-Day Retreat: Healing Qigong and the Zen of Kintsugi (Golden Harmony)
This retreat happened on 3 May 2025. It was a gentle, yet powerful, day of self-care, healing, and rediscovery.
Together, the participants and I breathed, moved, relaxed, reflected, and let go. We explored how to embrace life’s cracks and imperfections — not as flaws, but as golden seams that make us whole.
The beautiful feedback I received touched my heart:
- “One of the best retreats I have ever attended.”
- “The kintsugi really supported the morning’s learnings.”
- “It was a nurturing and valuable day to spend time healing myself.”
- “Loved the philosophy and history behind qigong and kintsugi.”
- “I learned that it is vital to let go of trying to be perfect all of the time.”
- “I loved the welcoming and accepting atmosphere of the whole day.”
If you’d like to be among the first to know when other exiting tai chi, qigong or SpinPoi retreats and events happen, please RSVP to receive our free monthly e-newsletter as follows:
- If you are viewing this on a desktop computer – please look to the right of this page for the “Monthly Newsletter Signup” box.
- If you are viewing on a mobile phone or tablet – please scroll down to find the “Monthly Newsletter Signup” box.
- Please complete your details and click the “Sign up” button. Or, you can ask questions and request the free e-newsletter using our “Contact Us” page: https://www.kiaorataichi.nz/contact-us/
More information about the retreat that happened on 3 May 2025:
When: Saturday 3 May 2025, 9am – 3.30pm. Please arrive between 8.35 – 8.55am
Where: Auckland Botanic Gardens (in the Friends Building), 102 Hill Road, The Gardens, Auckland 2105
This 1-day retreat is truly unique as I have never before offered this amazing combination of ancient Chinese and Japanese practices. Join me for a day of self-care, where I will guide you on how to nurture your health, let go of stress, and embrace the golden magic of imperfection.
Participants: Adults aged 18+. Beginners will be very welcome.
Embrace the Healing Power of Qigong from Ancient China
Awaken the energy flow within you with qigong
Discover the art of healing qigong (pronounced ‘chee gong’) with deep meditative breathing and mindful movements.
Experience a golden glow within as you awaken the energy flow (qi) throughout your body, calm your mind, and enhance your overall wellbeing.
Find Flow through the Japanese Zen concept of Wabi-Sabi
Wabi-sabi means finding beauty in simplicity, imperfection, and the natural flow of life,
Unlock the secret to inner peace with wabi-sabi. This ancient Japanese philosophy encourages the appreciation of the natural ageing process, flaws, the transient nature of things, and in finding beauty in the imperfect rather than striving for perfection.
How liberating would it feel to stop trying to be perfect all of the time? Absolutely, it would be like winning a ‘get out of jail free’ card in a board game. By embracing imperfection and going with the flow, your movements will become more fluid and you’ll improve your qigong.
By integrating wabi-sabi into your qigong practice and also everyday life, you’ll let go of stress and tension, sleep better at night and feel more energised during the day.
Rediscover Wholeness with Kintsugi (all materials will be provided for this)
A broken ceramic bowl that has been joined back together using golden glue (kintsugi)
Experience the magic of kintsugi (literally “golden joinery”), which is the centuries-old Japanese art of mending broken pottery with golden glue.
Kintsugi is not just a repair method; it’s a profound philosophy that embraces imperfections as beauty, and also acknowledges and respects the unique history of an object that has been broken.
This practice teaches us that flaws and cracks are what make us truly unique. By applying this philosophy to life, you’ll learn to see beauty in every moment and cherish the golden experiences that shape you.
During this retreat, and with the guidance of an expert sensei (teacher), you’ll create your own kintsugi piece to take home—a beautiful reminder that nothing is ever truly broken.
Explore the Tranquil Auckland Botanic Gardens
Camellia garden in the Auckland Botanic Gardens
At the end of the retreat, there will be time for your own self-guided tour of these peaceful gardens. You may like to:
- Explore the serene beauty of the Camellia Garden, which will be just coming into bloom. Camellias are native to both China and Japan (and other parts of Eastern and Southern Asia).
- Immerse yourself in Shinrin-yoku (Japanese for ‘forest bathing’) in the dappled seclusion of the native bush area.
- Admire: the many fascinating and intriguing sculptures throughout the gardens.
- Embark on your own ‘sniffari’ and delight in the aromas of the edible and herb gardens.
- Get dreamy with the palms or in the rose garden.
- Or simply wend your way along the many walkways to feast your eyes and senses on nature at its best.
$195 per person | Limited to 10 participants.
Please contact Jocelyn to reserve a place in this unique retreat by phoning or texting her on 027 493 9851, or using the Contact Form on the Kia Ora Tai Chi website. She will advise options for payment.
About your instructors
Jocelyn Watkin
Jocelyn Watkin is a qualified qigong and tai chi instructor in Auckland, New Zealand, who has been enjoying the health benefits of these ancient Chinese arts for over 20 years. She has visited China three times and Japan over 10 times. She loves exploring and researching the traditional philosophy and the concept of Zen of both countries.
She is the founder and director of Kia Ora Tai Chi and is registered as a group exercise provider (with own choreography) with the New Zealand Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs).
Testimonial: “I really enjoyed your style, Jocelyn. Friendly, caring, informative and non-judgemental. You made me feel relaxed and welcome. Thank you.” (Participant in the Stardome mini-retreat, March 2022)
Sin-Mae Chung: Kintsugi sensei (teacher)
In 2018, Sin-Mae was captivated by kintsugi during a workshop led by sensei Ema Frost. She now assists Ema with these workshops and is keen to share the joy and transformative process of kintsugi.
She is a mixed media creative based in Auckland, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Whitecliffe College of Art and Design.
Sin-Mae thrives on experimentation and continually seeks new mediums and techniques to push artistic boundaries. By day, she is a photographer for a jewellery brand, but her true passion lies in exploring unconventional art forms and expanding her creative knowledge.
Jocelyn and Sin-Mae are looking forward to sharing their knowledge with you at this very special retreat so you can immerse yourself in Healing Qigong and the Zen of Kintsugi.
Who should attend?
This retreat is open to anyone aged 18+ who seeks to refresh and rebalance their body, mind, and soul. Ideal for beginners and also for tai chi and qigong enthusiasts who want to get more out of their practice.
Here are all the details of this 1-Day Retreat for Healing Qigong and the Zen of Kintsugi (Golden Harmony)
When: Saturday 3 May 2025, 9am – 3.30pm, please arrive between 8.45 – 9am
Where: Auckland Botanic Gardens (in the Friends Building), 102 Hill Road, The Gardens, Auckland 2105
Parking: Plenty of free parking is available in the main car park at the Auckland Botanic Gardens. The Friends Building is a small house located next to the main carpark (on the Western side of the car park).
What to wear: Comfortable, loose clothing that is easy to move in and flat-soled shoes. Please bring a jersey or hoodie to keep warm, as we will be sitting still for some of the time (chairs will be provided for this). If you want to explore the gardens after the retreat, please also bring an outdoor jacket.
Please bring: Your lunch, pen and paper to take notes, filled water bottle and a snack.
$195 per person | Limited to 10 participants
Please contact Jocelyn to reserve a place in this unique retreat by phoning or texting her on 027 493 9851, or using the Contact Form on the Kia Ora Tai Chi website. She will advise options for payment.
What is qigong (pronounced chee-gong)?
Qigong breathing is healing and liberating
For thousands of years the Chinese have had a secret. A secret that helps to increase longevity and assists the body to heal from injury, illness and trauma.
That secret is qigong – a deep, meditative breathing and movement exercise that connects the mind to the body.
The main reasons why people learn qigong are to manage and reduce stress, and improve their overall health and well-being.
Qigong is about releasing stress, not suppressing it. Through special qigong breathing you can learn how to let go of stress so you can enjoy more of the good and creative things in life.
Cancellation policy
This retreat must be paid for in full to reserve your place. A 90% refund is available if you withdraw before 1 February 2025. A 50% refund is available if you withdraw before 1 March 2025. No refunds are available from 1 March onwards.
If you are unwell on the day of the retreat (3 May 2025)
Please do not attend if you are sick or have a cold, Covid, or ‘flu-like symptoms. In these circumstances, you will be issued with a credit to attend another tai chi or qigong workshop or retreat by Kia Ora Tai Chi.
All participants will need to respect the need for social distancing during the retreat. Anyone is welcome to wear a face mask if they wish.
The room will be well-ventilated and hand sanitiser will be provided.
We will abide by the NZ Government’s health advice and regulations as they apply at the time of this retreat.
by Jocelyn Watkin | Sep 24, 2024 | Information
I’ll be teaching three FREE tai chi sessions in Cornwall Park, Greenlane Road West, Auckland, Saturday 28 September, 11am – 2pm for their Heritage Day celebrations. All ages and abilities welcome. Ideal for beginners.
The sessions will be scheduled at approximately 11.15am, 12.15pm and 1.15pm.
Note: These will be outside Huia Lodge and not in my usual summer tai chi spot.
There’ll be heaps of other free activities for Heritage Day in Cornwall Park, including:
- March, jive, groove and bop along to tunes from the last 121 years with the Auckland Big Band
- Step back in time and picnic like it’s 1929 with Art Deco Society Auckland Inc.
- Fly and make your own kite with CLM Community Events.
- Admire how past visitors would get to and from the park in style with the North Island Model A Ford Club Inc.
- PLUS you can pick up your own limited edition Cornwall Park Trading Card on the day.
Find out more about this amazing Heritage Day event in Cornwall Park: https://cornwallpark.co.nz/whats-on/heritage-day-recreation
If postponed on the 28th due to rain, the next scheduled day for this event will be Saturday 5 October, 11am – 2pm. Please check the Cornwall Park webpage or their Facebook page for updates about the weather.
This event is part of Auckland Council’s Auckland Heritage Festival 2024, which runs from 28 September to 13 October. There are lots of other free and low-cost events that will be part of this festival: https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/heritage-festival/heritage-festival-events/
