Festivals and Celebrations

Matariki, Christmas, Easter and more recently Chinese New Year, Diwali and Eid are some of the festivals New Zealanders celebrate. Find out about our religious holidays, festivals, traditions and stories and their associated activities. SCIS no. 1816045

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Eid al-Fitr celebration
Eid al-Fitr celebration
Members of Dunedin’s Malaysian community celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, in October 2009. About 400 people gathered to mark the end of the Muslim month of fasting. In New Zealand Islam i...
Articles
Eid ul-Fitr
Eid ul-Fitr is a very important festival in the Islamic calendar and was started by the Prophet Muhammad himself.
Articles
Eid in Auckland 2021
Thousands of Kiwi Muslims gather to celebrate Eid-al-Fitr at Eden Park.
Articles
Muslim occasions facts for kids
Learn about the different occasions Muslims celebrate.
Articles
Festivals and celebrations (New Zealand)
Festivals and celebrations (New Zealand)
New Zealand observes many different festivals and celebrations throughout the year. These include arts, music and film festivals, as well as traditional celebrations like Easter and Christmas. Some...
Images
Easter eggs, Ballantynes
Easter eggs, Ballantynes
Tuesday 10 March 2015. File reference: 2015-03-10-IMG_6257 Photo by Donna Robertson. From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Images
Easter Egg Hunt in Bunnythorpe
Easter Egg Hunt in Bunnythorpe
Just before the Easter break 2019 the local community organised a successful event to bring people's attention to the Owen Street playground and increase the usage and visibility of this asset. A t...
Articles
Easter ideas
Family activities and projects to enjoy at Easter time.
Websites
WWW
The Easter story
The full story behind the festival of Easter along with customs and traditions and how they came about.
Images
Easter display
Christchurch City Libraries celebrates Easter with a display of Easter eggs.
Articles
Making Easter treats
Hot cross buns and other Easter treats to make at home.
Articles
Easter egg hunt
Plan an Easter egg hunt in your house or garden.
Images
Children marvel at the ice sculpture at the Diwali Festival
Children marvel at the ice sculpture at the Diwali Festival
Children marvel at the ice sculptures on display at the Diwali Festival inside Horncastle Arena.
Images
Easter service, Mount Victoria
Easter service, Mount Victoria
Crowd on Mount Victoria, Wellington attending an open air Easter service. Photographed by Sydney Charles Smith some time in the 1930s Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: ...
Images
Photographs of 2003 Santa and Christmas Parade, Greymouth
Photographs of 2003 Santa and Christmas Parade, Greymouth
Photographs taken of the 2004 Santa and Christmas parade, Greymouth Arrangement: These files were originally delivered to the library within a folder called "Festive (xmasParade04)" Quantity: 104...
Images
Hay’s Christmas parade
Hay’s Christmas parade
Santa parades were begun by department stores in the 1930s to launch the Christmas shopping season. They featured highly decorated and fanciful floats, often inspired by popular children’s stories ...
Articles
Chinese New Year festival
Chinese New Year festival
In the last quarter of the 20th century the idea of a multicultural New Zealand emerged. This expressed the view that people might have different backgrounds and cultural traditions yet still be fu...
Images
Happy Ramadhan, Eid Mubarak
A celebration of Eid ul Fitr
Articles
Ramadan information and activities for kids
Children can read, listen and share how Ramadan and Eid al Fitr are celebrated.
Images
Matariki window art
Matariki window art
Christchurch City Library celebrates Matariki with window art.
Videos
Matariki festival 2016
Matariki festival 2016
The importance of kai in Matariki and its place in family gatherings.
Videos
Pasifika 2005
Pasifika 2005
Pasifika Festival, New Zealand’s biggest Polynesian festival is celebrated every year in Auckland.
Audio
Choral delight
Choral delight
Christchurch Youth Choir’s choral mid-winter concert.
Articles
Arts festivals: beginnings
What is a festival? A festival is a collection of arts and cultural events, which can include dance, music, theatre, lectures and exhibitions of every kind. In the 2010s festivals attract performer...
Images
Children's Day 2010
Children's Day 2010
Families sit out in the sun enjoying activities on Children’s day.
Images
International kite festival
International kite festival
Poster of the 1990 New Zealand International Kite Festival.
Videos
All Blacks Celebrate with Auckland
All Blacks Celebrate with Auckland
Thousands of Aucklanders crammed into Victoria Park today for the official celebration of the All Blacks' victory at the Rugby World Cup...http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/288856/all-blacks-c...
Videos
2009 food and wine festival
2009 food and wine festival
Food and wine festival in Te Awamutu organised by Lions.
Images
Spectrum street art festival
Spectrum street art festival
Street art or art painted in public spaces.
Articles
Empire Day
Empire Day (24 May), celebrated widely in New Zealand from 1903, was a major event in the viceregal calendar.
Audio
Queenstown’s annual winter festival
Queenstown’s annual winter festival
It marks the traditional start of the snow season in the town and provides a substantial cash injection into the local economy.
Videos
Blossom festival
Blossom festival
Film highlights of the 1955 Hastings Blossom Festival.
Videos
Nambassa
Nambassa
Looks at one of New Zealand’s earliest music and culture festivals.
Articles
Rock music festivals
After a hesitant beginning in the early 1970s, rock festivals hit their stride with Nambassa, Sweetwaters and a string of smaller events in the early 1980s. Following a period of decline, festivals...
Images
War dancer with flaming torch
War dancer with flaming torch
Unidentified man from American Samoa performing a war dance with fire during the opening dance at the 7th Festival of Pacific Arts in Apia, Samoa. Photograph taken 10 September 1996 by Julia Brook...
Images
Tūhoe festival
Tūhoe festival
Every two years the Ngāi Tūhoe tribe holds a festival called Te Hui Ahurei. This draws many urban members back to the tribal area to renew their ties and enjoy cultural and sporting activities. In ...
Images
Waitangi day flare-up
Waitangi day flare-up
Depicts a fire risk board as a hazard board which calculates the risk of trouble on Waitangi Day. it shows the risk is medium level. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).
Articles
Waitangi day 1973
Waitangi day 1973
On Waitangi Day 1973 Prime Minister Norman Kirk announced that from 1974, 6 February would be a public holiday, and would be called New Zealand Day. His intention was that all New Zealanders, regar...
Articles
Ngāti Kahungunu Waitangi Day festival
Ngāti Kahungunu Waitangi Day festival
Hawke’s Bay has a high Māori population – 24.2% compared with 14.9% for New Zealand as a whole. Festivals based on dates and events important to Māori, such as Waitangi Day and Matariki, are popula...
Articles
Spring festivals around the world
Celebration and welcoming of spring in different parts of the world.
Articles
Jewish holidays and festivals
Explanations, study guides and multimedia links to all the Jewish festivals
Articles
Grown ups: festivals
Cultural and multicultural festivals celebrated by families in New Zealand.
Articles
Guy Fawkes day
A 1905 article about why children want to celebrate Guy Fawkes, whereas adults don’t.
Articles
Trick or treating tips and etiquette
Halloween trick or treating requires (most of) the neighbourhood to embrace it.
Articles
Legends of Holi
The legends about the Hindu festival of Holi, the festival of colour.
Videos
Quinceañera
A documentary explaining the Hispanic tradition of journey into womanhood.
Articles
Festivals
A lesson plan to develop integrated skill around the topic of festivals.
Images
Halloween. 2005.
Halloween. 2005.
Cartoon about Halloween and bird flu.
Websites
WWW
CubaDupa
Information and images featuring Wellington’s vibrant street festival.
Images
Rugby World Cup 2011 victory parade favourite
Rugby World Cup 2011 victory parade favourite
New Zealand won the Rugby World Cup in 2011 beating France 8-7. More than 60, 000 people attended the game at Eden Park in Auckland. It was certainly a night for festivities as people all over New ...
Articles
The Sikh Festivals
Important Sikh festivals and fairs celebrated around the world.
Images
Labour Day
Labour Day
New Zealand was the first country to have an eight hour working day and our first Labour day was celebrated in 1890. It began in 1840 when immigrant Samuel Parnell refused to work for more than eig...
Videos
28 Birthday traditions
Birthday traditions and important birthdays from around the world.
Websites
WWW
Food in every country
This site contains information about food from all around the world, including recipes.
Websites
WWW
Earth calendar
Click on the day to find festivals, holidays and celebrations around the world.
Images
Peace celebrations
Peace celebrations
New Zealanders began to make plans to celebrate the end of the First World War on 12 November 1918 when news arrived that an armistice had been signed between the Allies and Germany. However events...
Videos
Eating a grub
Eating a live huhu grub at the Hokitika Wildfoods festival.
Videos
Blossom festival
Footage from 1955 showing decorated floats celebrating the annual Greater Hastings Blossom Festival.
Images
Thanksgiving in North America
A history of Thanksgiving in America.
Images
Day of the Dead procession, November 2013
Day of the Dead procession, November 2013
Comprises views of participants in the Day of the Dead waterfront parade in Wellington on 2 November 2013, taken by Dylan Owen. Photographs show groups of people wearing face paint depicting Mexica...
Other
Festivals
This lesson plan for teachers explores the theme of festivals.
Audio
Film Festival 2015
A collection of stories, interviews and ephemera about movies covered by Radio New Zealand during 2015.
Articles
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with fiestas, music, and dance
The celebration of Cinco de Mayo in Mexico. Find this article in New Zealand Geographic, available through EPIC. School login maybe required.
Other
Multiculturalism (TMCC17)
Use this curiosity card and the fertile questions to inspire curiosity about multiculturalism in New Zealand.
Videos
Why do Americans and Canadians celebrate Labour Day?
A look at the history of Labour Day from Union Square till today.
Articles
Kapa haka festival. School Journal: Year 4 Part 01 No. 02: 2009
A school decides to hold its own hapa haka festival when the local festival gets cancelled. School login will be needed.
Articles
Scarecrows and space. Ready to Read Curriculum level: 2; Jan 2010
A report on how Gladstone School made scarecrows for the Gladstone Scarecrow festival.
Websites
WWW
EPIC
Find more information on this topic on EPIC. Databases recommended: Britannica School, National Geographic Kids, Middle School (Gale in Context). School login maybe required.
Articles
Hokitika Wildfoods Festival
Food on menu includes brain and snouts.
Articles
Māori Language week
A celebration of learning Māori, to secure it as a living and dynamic language of New Zealand.
Articles
Buddhist Holidays
An Illustrated Calendar of Buddhist Holidays.
Images
Holding sparklers on Guy Fawkes night
Holding sparklers on Guy Fawkes night
Anne Herrington (left) and Tracy Kelly holding sparklers on Guy Fawkes Day in Wainuiomata, Wellington. Photograph taken 5 November 1971 by Evening Post staff photographer Ian Mackley. Quantity: 1 ...
Images
Dancers at the Irish national feis
Dancers at the Irish national feis
Almost every culture in the world has their own form of dance. These are reflected in traditional costumes, music and dance steps. Dances is performed for many reasons such as, to tell stories, cel...
Images
A 1933 school picnic
Picnics were a popular means of celebration and socialisation in New Zealand in the first half of the 20th century. Picnics took place in parks, forests, beside rivers and the sea.
Audio
Taniwha and Dragon Festival
Traditional Maori and Chinese kites will fill the skies above the Orakei Marae for the first ever Taniwha and Dragon Festival, back in 2013. The Festival is a celebration of Maori and Chinese cultu...
Images
A New Zealand feast
A New Zealand feast
Shows a scaffolding structure of triangular cross section (possibly conical plan), rising to a point. It has fifteen stages, on which figures are standing as they construct it. Crowds are gathered ...
Images
Positively Pasifika festival 2013
Positively Pasifika festival 2013
Comprises photographs of the Positively Pasifika 2013:'We Are The Ocean' festival at Waitangi Park, Wellington, taken on 19 January 2013 by Dylan Owen. Shows Pacific Island (Polynesian) cultural pe...
Images
Eid al-Fitr celebration
Eid al-Fitr celebration
Members of Dunedin’s Malaysian community celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, in October 2009. About 400 people gathered to mark the end of the Muslim month of fasting. In New Zealand Islam i...
Articles
Eid ul-Fitr
Eid ul-Fitr is a very important festival in the Islamic calendar and was started by the Prophet Muhammad himself.
Articles
Eid in Auckland 2021
Thousands of Kiwi Muslims gather to celebrate Eid-al-Fitr at Eden Park.
Articles
Muslim occasions facts for kids
Learn about the different occasions Muslims celebrate.
Articles
Festivals and celebrations (New Zealand)
Festivals and celebrations (New Zealand)
New Zealand observes many different festivals and celebrations throughout the year. These include arts, music and film festivals, as well as traditional celebrations like Easter and Christmas. Some...
Images
Easter eggs, Ballantynes
Easter eggs, Ballantynes
Tuesday 10 March 2015. File reference: 2015-03-10-IMG_6257 Photo by Donna Robertson. From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Images
Easter Egg Hunt in Bunnythorpe
Easter Egg Hunt in Bunnythorpe
Just before the Easter break 2019 the local community organised a successful event to bring people's attention to the Owen Street playground and increase the usage and visibility of this asset. A t...
Articles
Easter ideas
Family activities and projects to enjoy at Easter time.
Websites
WWW
The Easter story
The full story behind the festival of Easter along with customs and traditions and how they came about.
Images
Easter display
Christchurch City Libraries celebrates Easter with a display of Easter eggs.
Articles
Making Easter treats
Hot cross buns and other Easter treats to make at home.
Articles
Easter egg hunt
Plan an Easter egg hunt in your house or garden.
Images
Children marvel at the ice sculpture at the Diwali Festival
Children marvel at the ice sculpture at the Diwali Festival
Children marvel at the ice sculptures on display at the Diwali Festival inside Horncastle Arena.
Images
Easter service, Mount Victoria
Easter service, Mount Victoria
Crowd on Mount Victoria, Wellington attending an open air Easter service. Photographed by Sydney Charles Smith some time in the 1930s Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: ...
Images
Photographs of 2003 Santa and Christmas Parade, Greymouth
Photographs of 2003 Santa and Christmas Parade, Greymouth
Photographs taken of the 2004 Santa and Christmas parade, Greymouth Arrangement: These files were originally delivered to the library within a folder called "Festive (xmasParade04)" Quantity: 104...
Images
Hay’s Christmas parade
Hay’s Christmas parade
Santa parades were begun by department stores in the 1930s to launch the Christmas shopping season. They featured highly decorated and fanciful floats, often inspired by popular children’s stories ...
Articles
Chinese New Year festival
Chinese New Year festival
In the last quarter of the 20th century the idea of a multicultural New Zealand emerged. This expressed the view that people might have different backgrounds and cultural traditions yet still be fu...
Images
Happy Ramadhan, Eid Mubarak
A celebration of Eid ul Fitr
Articles
Ramadan information and activities for kids
Children can read, listen and share how Ramadan and Eid al Fitr are celebrated.
Images
Matariki window art
Matariki window art
Christchurch City Library celebrates Matariki with window art.
Videos
Matariki festival 2016
Matariki festival 2016
The importance of kai in Matariki and its place in family gatherings.
Videos
Pasifika 2005
Pasifika 2005
Pasifika Festival, New Zealand’s biggest Polynesian festival is celebrated every year in Auckland.
Audio
Choral delight
Choral delight
Christchurch Youth Choir’s choral mid-winter concert.
Articles
Arts festivals: beginnings
What is a festival? A festival is a collection of arts and cultural events, which can include dance, music, theatre, lectures and exhibitions of every kind. In the 2010s festivals attract performer...
Images
Children's Day 2010
Children's Day 2010
Families sit out in the sun enjoying activities on Children’s day.
Images
International kite festival
International kite festival
Poster of the 1990 New Zealand International Kite Festival.
Videos
All Blacks Celebrate with Auckland
All Blacks Celebrate with Auckland
Thousands of Aucklanders crammed into Victoria Park today for the official celebration of the All Blacks' victory at the Rugby World Cup...http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/288856/all-blacks-c...
Videos
2009 food and wine festival
2009 food and wine festival
Food and wine festival in Te Awamutu organised by Lions.
Images
Spectrum street art festival
Spectrum street art festival
Street art or art painted in public spaces.
Articles
Empire Day
Empire Day (24 May), celebrated widely in New Zealand from 1903, was a major event in the viceregal calendar.
Audio
Queenstown’s annual winter festival
Queenstown’s annual winter festival
It marks the traditional start of the snow season in the town and provides a substantial cash injection into the local economy.
Videos
Blossom festival
Blossom festival
Film highlights of the 1955 Hastings Blossom Festival.
Videos
Nambassa
Nambassa
Looks at one of New Zealand’s earliest music and culture festivals.
Articles
Rock music festivals
After a hesitant beginning in the early 1970s, rock festivals hit their stride with Nambassa, Sweetwaters and a string of smaller events in the early 1980s. Following a period of decline, festivals...
Images
War dancer with flaming torch
War dancer with flaming torch
Unidentified man from American Samoa performing a war dance with fire during the opening dance at the 7th Festival of Pacific Arts in Apia, Samoa. Photograph taken 10 September 1996 by Julia Brook...
Images
Tūhoe festival
Tūhoe festival
Every two years the Ngāi Tūhoe tribe holds a festival called Te Hui Ahurei. This draws many urban members back to the tribal area to renew their ties and enjoy cultural and sporting activities. In ...
Images
Waitangi day flare-up
Waitangi day flare-up
Depicts a fire risk board as a hazard board which calculates the risk of trouble on Waitangi Day. it shows the risk is medium level. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).
Articles
Waitangi day 1973
Waitangi day 1973
On Waitangi Day 1973 Prime Minister Norman Kirk announced that from 1974, 6 February would be a public holiday, and would be called New Zealand Day. His intention was that all New Zealanders, regar...
Articles
Ngāti Kahungunu Waitangi Day festival
Ngāti Kahungunu Waitangi Day festival
Hawke’s Bay has a high Māori population – 24.2% compared with 14.9% for New Zealand as a whole. Festivals based on dates and events important to Māori, such as Waitangi Day and Matariki, are popula...
Articles
Spring festivals around the world
Celebration and welcoming of spring in different parts of the world.
Articles
Jewish holidays and festivals
Explanations, study guides and multimedia links to all the Jewish festivals
Articles
Grown ups: festivals
Cultural and multicultural festivals celebrated by families in New Zealand.
Articles
Guy Fawkes day
A 1905 article about why children want to celebrate Guy Fawkes, whereas adults don’t.
Articles
Trick or treating tips and etiquette
Halloween trick or treating requires (most of) the neighbourhood to embrace it.
Articles
Legends of Holi
The legends about the Hindu festival of Holi, the festival of colour.
Videos
Quinceañera
A documentary explaining the Hispanic tradition of journey into womanhood.
Articles
Festivals
A lesson plan to develop integrated skill around the topic of festivals.
Images
Halloween. 2005.
Halloween. 2005.
Cartoon about Halloween and bird flu.
Websites
WWW
CubaDupa
Information and images featuring Wellington’s vibrant street festival.
Images
Rugby World Cup 2011 victory parade favourite
Rugby World Cup 2011 victory parade favourite
New Zealand won the Rugby World Cup in 2011 beating France 8-7. More than 60, 000 people attended the game at Eden Park in Auckland. It was certainly a night for festivities as people all over New ...
Articles
The Sikh Festivals
Important Sikh festivals and fairs celebrated around the world.
Images
Labour Day
Labour Day
New Zealand was the first country to have an eight hour working day and our first Labour day was celebrated in 1890. It began in 1840 when immigrant Samuel Parnell refused to work for more than eig...
Videos
28 Birthday traditions
Birthday traditions and important birthdays from around the world.
Websites
WWW
Food in every country
This site contains information about food from all around the world, including recipes.
Websites
WWW
Earth calendar
Click on the day to find festivals, holidays and celebrations around the world.
Images
Peace celebrations
Peace celebrations
New Zealanders began to make plans to celebrate the end of the First World War on 12 November 1918 when news arrived that an armistice had been signed between the Allies and Germany. However events...
Videos
Eating a grub
Eating a live huhu grub at the Hokitika Wildfoods festival.
Videos
Blossom festival
Footage from 1955 showing decorated floats celebrating the annual Greater Hastings Blossom Festival.
Images
Thanksgiving in North America
A history of Thanksgiving in America.
Images
Day of the Dead procession, November 2013
Day of the Dead procession, November 2013
Comprises views of participants in the Day of the Dead waterfront parade in Wellington on 2 November 2013, taken by Dylan Owen. Photographs show groups of people wearing face paint depicting Mexica...
Other
Festivals
This lesson plan for teachers explores the theme of festivals.
Audio
Film Festival 2015
A collection of stories, interviews and ephemera about movies covered by Radio New Zealand during 2015.
Articles
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with fiestas, music, and dance
The celebration of Cinco de Mayo in Mexico. Find this article in New Zealand Geographic, available through EPIC. School login maybe required.
Other
Multiculturalism (TMCC17)
Use this curiosity card and the fertile questions to inspire curiosity about multiculturalism in New Zealand.
Videos
Why do Americans and Canadians celebrate Labour Day?
A look at the history of Labour Day from Union Square till today.
Articles
Kapa haka festival. School Journal: Year 4 Part 01 No. 02: 2009
A school decides to hold its own hapa haka festival when the local festival gets cancelled. School login will be needed.
Articles
Scarecrows and space. Ready to Read Curriculum level: 2; Jan 2010
A report on how Gladstone School made scarecrows for the Gladstone Scarecrow festival.
Websites
WWW
EPIC
Find more information on this topic on EPIC. Databases recommended: Britannica School, National Geographic Kids, Middle School (Gale in Context). School login maybe required.
Articles
Hokitika Wildfoods Festival
Food on menu includes brain and snouts.
Articles
Māori Language week
A celebration of learning Māori, to secure it as a living and dynamic language of New Zealand.
Articles
Buddhist Holidays
An Illustrated Calendar of Buddhist Holidays.
Images
Holding sparklers on Guy Fawkes night
Holding sparklers on Guy Fawkes night
Anne Herrington (left) and Tracy Kelly holding sparklers on Guy Fawkes Day in Wainuiomata, Wellington. Photograph taken 5 November 1971 by Evening Post staff photographer Ian Mackley. Quantity: 1 ...
Images
Dancers at the Irish national feis
Dancers at the Irish national feis
Almost every culture in the world has their own form of dance. These are reflected in traditional costumes, music and dance steps. Dances is performed for many reasons such as, to tell stories, cel...
Images
A 1933 school picnic
Picnics were a popular means of celebration and socialisation in New Zealand in the first half of the 20th century. Picnics took place in parks, forests, beside rivers and the sea.
Audio
Taniwha and Dragon Festival
Traditional Maori and Chinese kites will fill the skies above the Orakei Marae for the first ever Taniwha and Dragon Festival, back in 2013. The Festival is a celebration of Maori and Chinese cultu...
Images
A New Zealand feast
A New Zealand feast
Shows a scaffolding structure of triangular cross section (possibly conical plan), rising to a point. It has fifteen stages, on which figures are standing as they construct it. Crowds are gathered ...
Images
Positively Pasifika festival 2013
Positively Pasifika festival 2013
Comprises photographs of the Positively Pasifika 2013:'We Are The Ocean' festival at Waitangi Park, Wellington, taken on 19 January 2013 by Dylan Owen. Shows Pacific Island (Polynesian) cultural pe...

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