Waiheke Adult Learning

Waiheke Island
All year round

Supporting the Waiheke community through learning

Some great options available. Some are ongoing and some have limited availability. An introduction to Rongoā: Māori Medicine and Healing provides an introduction to Māori medicine and healing concepts and explores the importance of re-connecting to the land. A winter poetry series. A weekly group that meets to learn and practise the waiata of Waiheke. A mixture of free and paid courses.

Cost?

Free and paid

For more info visit:

Waiheke Adult Learning

Address

The Learning Centre Artworks
2 Korora Rd
Oneroa
Waiheke Island (beside the Waiheke Library)

Contact

09 372 9868

office@wal.org.nz

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