Haere mai Tricia!
We want to welcome Patricia Riggs (Tricia) to our collective! Tricia is joining as co-lead. She has attended and…
We want to welcome Patricia Riggs (Tricia) to our collective! Tricia is joining as co-lead. She has attended and…
We partnered with Seva Kitchen Porirua to organise a free community lunch on 29 August at the Sikh temple in Porirua…
Ngā mihi nui for a beautiful morning of Women's Wellbeing! 💚 Last Saturday, we came together for our Mental Wellbeing…
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori "It is all about making te reo Māori visible, encouraging everyone to take simple actions that…
A little late, but still buzzing from this one! 🙌 Huge thanks to Ness, Pita, Elijah, and Ezra for the incredible…
Kia kaha, together we stand Aotearoa is built on the land of Tangata Whenua, and people from all over the world have…
Our founder @oventi1987 had the great opportunity to attend Porirua's BizFest 2026 and @ata.businessnz workshop "Social…
The "Women's Wellbeing Workshop: Get ready to find a job in New Zealand" had a great participation. A committed group…
At Multicultural Collective, we actively work on making our events inclusive and accessible. With that in mind, we got…
Our community stepped onto the dance floor recently for a vibrant evening of Cuban Salsa! It was wonderful to welcome…
Mānawatia a Matariki! ✨ As we celebrated Matariki this weekend—a time for reflection, connection, and coming…
A delicious culture share workshop recently brought our community together to learn how to cook authentic Chettinad…
Matariki celebrations are happening in Porirua and Wellington. It signals Te Mātahi o te Tau (the Māori New Year) and…
We attended the Living Wage Cities Assembly and joined 140 people from faith, union, and community groups in signing…
You might have noticed a little change in our content, graphics and advertising. It's because Yezsa has joined us! From…
Another amazing Argentine pot painting event took place last Saturday! It was wonderful to welcome both new and…
Multicultural Collective stands with the Hindu, Sikh and Muslim communities. Brian Tamaki's hate speech and call to…
Register at the link in our profile: Reducing waste workshop We had a great time being interviewed on TVNZ Breakfast…
In late May we were granted funding from the Tawa Community Grants Fund to organise four workshops! Our first workshop…
We had such a wonderful time at our Ghanaian cooking workshop #2. The Jollof Rice brought everyone together to…
We collaborated with the Porirua Newcomers Hapori Kaiwhakatere (PNHK) on a Golder Party with dancing, henna, prizes and…
Noa'ia, Tālofa lava, Mauri, Kia orāna, Mālō e lelei, Talofa, Ni sa bula vinaka, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Mālo ni, Halo…
Our lead Andrés attended Hato Hone St John's Mental Health First Aid course. We want to thanks Hato Hone St John for an…
Today is Race Relations Day. We invite all New Zealanders to share stories with each other, where we all commit to…
What a wonderful experience we all had at the block printing event with Seema. Thank you @expressionsbyseema for you're…
akava'ine, asexual, baklâ, bisexual, bissu, brotherboy, cuir, dee, fakafifine, fakaleitī, faʻafafine, gay, khanith…
Happy St. Patrick's Day St Patrick's Day has become a day for honouring Irish culture and Heritage, celebrated all over…
International Day to Combat Islamophobia On 15 March 2019, two mass shootings took place in Christchurch, New Zealand…
International Women's Day International Women's Day (IWD) commemorates women's fight for equality and liberation along…
We had so much fun at the Porirua Lunar New Year! Thank you to everyone who collaborated, donated and engaged with us…
We had a great ladies morning tea at the Multicultural Women Hui on 14 February in Porirua. Lots of fun with games…
Words by Kaumatua (elder) Dr Taku Parai opening Waitangi Day in Porirua On 6 February, Aotearoa marks the signing of Te…
We had our first Te Tiriti talk where we learned about Aotearoa's history and one of our most important founding…
Our Ghanaian food cooking workshop was a success. All attendees learned something new, had conversations and enjoyed a…
Hari Tau Hou and Happy New Year! May 2026 bring you joy, adventures and connection to all cultures of Aotearoa.
Meri Kirihimete / Merry Christmas Image by freepik…
We had a good time at our cooking workshop: Sri Lankan cutlets. Learning the story behind the dish and making it for…
Our Art Workshop: pot painting with Argentine designs event was amazing. We expressed ourselves, got to know each other…
Our Cooking Workshop: Vietnamese Bún bò Huế (Spicy Beef Noodle Soup) event was a success. We learned, got to know each…