Kia hiwa rā, kia hiwa rā!
Tēnei rā te reo rāhiri o ngā iwi o Tauranga Moana ki te iwi whānui kia tāwhati mai rā i runga i te au o Te Moana a Toi ki te hui whakahirahira o Nui te Kōrero, e hui tahi ai te rāngai toi ki te matapaki i ngā take nui o te wā
Kei ngā uri o ngā waka o te motu, auraki mai rā!
Nui te Kōrero
Our arts leadership conference is to be held in Tauranga Moana this year.
We hold Nui te Kōrero every second year and this is the fifteenth conference. It is the largest national gathering of its kind of the arts sector in Aotearoa and an important leadership conversation about the future of the arts.
Save the date!
Dates: 8 – 10 September 2025
Place: Tauranga Moana
Venue: We have not announced the venue yet.
Registrations
We welcome registrations from artists, arts practitioners and arts organisations. Up to 300 places are available and registrations open in late May 2025.
General Registration for arts organisations
- Early Bird (book by Monday 11 August): $170.00 plus GST
- Standard: $200.00 plus GST
Individual Freelance Practitioner/Artist
- Early Bird (book by Monday 11 August): $70.00 plus GST
- Standard: $90.00 plus GST
Cultural Fieldtrip
- Optional
- Cost TBC
We suggest getting your travel and accommodation organised as soon as you can, so you get the best prices.
You can look at where to stay on the Bay of Plenty website
Kia kotahi te tū: Standing together for the arts
The theme this year is ‘Kia kotahi te tū: Standing together for the arts’.
We invite arts and cultural organisations, artists, arts practitioners, governors and advocates to join us for a national conversation about the issues that matter to you.
This conversation will challenge us as leaders to unite, amplify our voices for the arts, and expand opportunities to bring our shared vision to life in Aotearoa for the arts and ngā toi Māori today and in the future.
Underpinned by Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the conference is guided by te ao Māori values and perspectives and uses the waka hourua, or double-hulled waka model. This brings together the intellectual and cultural traditions, knowledge and tikanga of both tangata whenua and tāngata Tiriti.
Nui te Kōrero is about kotahitanga, standing together, and supporting the arts sector to respond to some of our biggest challenges.
Look out for further announcements about the programme and our partners in late April.
We look forward to you joining us!
Kia tau ngā manaakitanga ki runga i a tātou katoa.
Further information: email ntk@creativenz.govt.nz, join our Nui Te Korero Facebook group for any updates
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