ASB Polyfest

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When:

Wed 17 Mar ’10, 9:00am–5:00pm
Thu 18 Mar ’10, 9:00am–5:00pm
Fri 19 Mar ’10, 9:00am–5:00pm
Sat 20 Mar ’10, 9:00am–5:00pm

Where: Manukau Sports Bowl, 1 Boundary Road, Clover Park Show map

Restrictions: All Ages

Ticket Information:

  • General Admission: $4.00
  • Booking fees may apply

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The ASB Polyfest is the largest Maori & Pacific Island’s cultural festival in the world. In 2009 it attracted record spectator numbers of over 90,000, with 9000 students competing from 59 schools.

The 2010 festival takes place from the 17th – 20th of March at the Manukau Sportsbowl. It features traditional music, dance, costume and speech and is now recognised as an important showcase of New Zealand’s diverse cultures and a celebration of youth performance.

Students will compete on five stages, performing traditional items from the following cultures – Cook Islands, Maori, Niue, Samoan and Tongan. here will also be a Diversity stage featuring performances from a range of cultural groups including Chinese, Korean and Indian.

The 2010 ASB Polyfest takes on special significance as it is the 35th anniversary of the festival.

Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate return as the host school for festival for the 5th time. They hosted that first ever festival in 1976, so it is fitting that they return in 2010 to be an integral part of the 35th Anniversary of the ASB Polyfest.

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  • avatar

    ran_dale 2 years ago

    this is the most awesome event in auckland!!!!!!
    GO HARD AVONDALE COLLEGE!!!!!!
    lluuv kayla
    avondale

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    ANGIE2104 2 years ago

    A caucasian is dressed in samoan traditional wear on your listing when viewed in thumbnail view-or when the link appears as related events for viewers to click on. I am hoping this might be your negligence to order the photos correctly, However if not, I am displeased to see this image as the face of the samoan stage.
    I am speaking on behalf of our samoan people who own and take pride in our dance, the least you (an advocate for this event) can do for those who value such an event including myself is show off a decent foto OF SAMOANS, we dont want people to misinterpret or even question our own importance in our own stage!.

    – edited 2 years ago

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