Te wiki o te Reo Maori is draw­ing to a close, with the finale being held at the mar­kets on the water­front this Sun­day. This year’s theme is ‘te mahi kai’ (the lan­guage of food) and what bet­ter place to cel­e­brate than the food mar­kets on Wellington’s water­front. 

So go grab your fruit, vege and gourmet good­ies from Har­bour­side and City Mar­kets and live the lan­guage of food in te reo.  There will be biligual sig­nage, haka, waia­ta and the release of the a biligual CD of songs Tipi Haere Te Reo.  

For­mal­i­ties kick of 8.00am at Har­bour­side Mar­ket and there will be enter­tain­ment until mid­day. 

Over at the City Mar­ket (inside the Chaf­fers apart­ment build­ing) they will be doing what they do best: mak­ing us drool with treats from their kitchen.

Te Kihi­ni Makete i tenei wiki: Kau tunuumu Grey­town, hupa pauke­na Pine­haven penu ma te mina-auahi, he paku hirika­ka me te kokonati,Wairarapa pai ika, pai kaimoana, Kawakawa parau­ni.
Mar­ket kitchen this week: Braised Grey­town beef, manu­ka smoked mash Pine­haven pump­kin (pauke­na) soup, hint of chilli & coconut Wairara­pa fish pie, dill mash. Kawakawa brown­ie.
 

Kaua e whaka­ma ki te korero maori.

(Again apolo­gies: macrons give our site indi­ges­tion)