KŌHIA
      Waitangi Week 2025: The Turner Centre presentsKŌHIA

      KŌHIA

      Rock ~ R&B ~ Reggae ~ Waiata Maori

      Ticket Sales are no longer available

      This event has been and gone and ticket sales are no longer available. Looking for a similar event? Search for what you're after by clicking

      This is a Choose What You Pay ticketed show. Pick the ticket price that works with your budget - Your generous contributions will help keep our programming vibrant and accessible.

      Turner Centre

      43 Cobham Road

      Kerikeri, New Zealand

      When

      Wed 5 Feb 2025

      Running Time

      2 hours

      Interval

      Yes

      Delivery Options

      eTicket

      Payment Options

      Credit Card

      Afterpay

      Bank Transfer

      Online Eftpos

      iTICKET Outlet locations

      Tickets also available at selected outlets

      We’re thrilled to announce a special performance for Waitangi Week 2025 at The Turner Centre! Get ready for an unforgettable night with Kōhia, Kerikeri’s dynamic 4-piece band, blending Rock, R&B, and Reggae in an electrifying fusion of sound.

      Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Lili, with Teina on guitar, Harry on bass, and Mokai on drums, Kōhia brings a fresh, high-energy performance that will ignite the stage. Ka kawe mai te ahi me te takahi marunga te ao nei – We bring the heat and the stomp upon the world. Just like the Kohia plant, which burns slowly when dry, the band carries the warmth of tradition, keeping the fire alive from village to village and now sharing that spark with audiences across Aotearoa and beyond.

      Doors open at 5:30 PM – come early and grab a bite from our food truck or enjoy a classic sausage sizzle. After the show, the bar will be open, so stick around and make it a night to remember with your favourite people. This family-friendly event is for the whole whānau, and all are welcome to join the fun! Whether you're here to groove to the music or just enjoy the vibe, we’ve got the perfect Waitangi evening lined up for you.

      This event is supported by the Far North Creative Communities scheme.