NAU MAI, HAERE MAI
Welcome to a unique gathering place for Māori culture, community, arts and enterprise
WHO WE ARE
Ko Whakatere te maunga
Ko Waimā te awa
Ko Ngāpuhi te iwi
Ko Te Māhurehure te hapū
Founded in 1969, our marae was created as a home for Te Māhurehure and Ngāpuhi whānau living away from home in the big smoke of Tāmaki Makaurau. Throughout the 70’s and 80’s our kaumatua worked tirelessly to fundraise, build and run this special place, and we’re dedicated to carrying on their legacy. To fulfil our shared greatest aspirations — in keeping our culture alive and bringing our people together.
OUR PURPOSE
The kaupapa of Te Māhurehure Cultural Marae Society has always been to provide a place where people can gather and connect
Today, our marae stands as a place of connection, a thriving cultural hub where flocks of whānau, visitors and professionals gather every week for a vast range of reasons and occasions.
Our people and place provides a special experience where all walks of life can come to connect over important kaupapa or for business, recreation or community purposes.
A cultural hub with multi-purpose venues for hire
TE MĀHUREHURE CULTURAL CENTRE
A large multi-purpose venue where Māori traditions and contemporary facilities converge to host meaningful kaupapa and events for groups of up to 300 people.
TAUMATA O KUPE
An indigenous whare wānanga (place of learning) inspired and honouring of Kupe. As well as a global award-winning architectural masterpiece – great for groups of 200 people.
KAPENE ALAN KING STUDIO
A great studio, meeting room or workshop space named after our beloved whānau member. With studio kitchen and flexible boardroom setting.
AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL BOOKINGS
AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL BOOKINGS
Interested in learning more about us, our spaces or services?
For general enquiries please email us at info@temahurehure.org or fill in the form provided.