FREE Poi in the Park - Waikowhai Park - 25 Jan 2026
Schedule
Sun Jan 25 2026 at 12:00 am to 02:00 am
UTC+13:00Location
Waikowhai Park - Faulkner Bay | Auckland, AU
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Poi in the Park – Move, Play, and Connect- thanks to Puketāpapa Local Board!Come Poi in the Park and experience the joy of movement, rhythm, and connection! Whether you're picking up poi for the very first time or looking to build on your skills, these friendly outdoor sessions are the perfect place to play, learn, and challenge both body and mind.
Poi is an amazing way to boost coordination, focus, creativity, and wellbeing—all while having a whole lot of fun. Your workshop facilitator, Dr. Kate, led the first clinical study on the health benefits of poi and knows first hand how to support you in moving and growing. Everyone is welcome!
**Registrations are essential as numbers are limited for each session— tickets open 11th January**
What to Expect:
Each 30-minute session blends learning, movement, and music in an accessible, beginner-friendly format:
1. Warm-up
Get your body moving and ready to flow.
2. Learn Poi Movements
Explore foundational poi techniques with guidance and plenty of room to play.
3. Put It Together to Music
Bring your new moves to life with rhythm and fun.
4. Cool Down
Stretch, breathe, and wrap up feeling great.
All equipment is provided—just bring your energy and enthusiasm!
Space & Setup:
We’ll be gathering on a flat, easy-to-stand-on surface such as grass, dirt, or concrete.
Each session accommodates 20 participants standing in a large circle with plenty of space—arms outstretched without touching neighbours.
Timetable:
🌿 Intergenerational Session – 25 mins
10-minute break
🌈 Tamariki Session – 25 mins
10-minute break
Adults – 40 mins
10-minute wrap-up
Come join us for movement, rhythm, and community—all in the beauty of the park. We can’t wait to poi with you!
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Where is it happening?
Waikowhai Park - Faulkner Bay, Auckland, New ZealandEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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