See what's screening at Te Ahu Cinema Kaitaia. Located at corner South Road and Matthews Avenue, Kaitaia - Phone (09) 408 0519 or e-mail [email protected]. Kaitaia's 110-seat cinema, complete with the latest digital projection and sound systems.

Te Ahu is a multi-functional community facility in Kaitaia in Northland, New Zealand, which houses the area’s library, museum, i-SITE visitor information centre and council customer services. The complex also houses a café, a variety of venues for hire including different sized meeting rooms, banquet room and a main hall, little theatre, art ...

Te Ahuahu is a 373 m (1,224 ft) high andesitic basaltic scoria cone to the east of Lake Ōmāpere, in the Kaikohe-Bay of Islands volcanic field in New Zealand. [1]

Te Ahu Museum in Kaitaia hosts a remarkable collection that illuminates the stories and histories of the Far North District (Te Hiku o te Ika) of New Zealand. Treasures among the pre-European Mãori collection include pounamu, early carvings and the 500 year-old skeletal remains of the extinct kuri (Polynesian dog).

During 2014-15 this boutique museum housed not only the oldest-known European artifact in NZ (the de Surville anchor -- pictured), but also the oldest-known Maori artifact in NZ [the Rarawa lintel -- on loan from Auckland Museum (but they still have a convincing replica on display)]..

This civic and community centre features a cinema, a theatre, a tourist information centre, a gallery and the Te Ahu Heritage exhibits of the Far North Regional Museum. Artefacts include kauri gum, carved pounamu (greenstone) weapons and wood carvings dating to the 14th century.

Te Ahu Pātiki is a newly created public conservation estate in the heart of Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour. It includes the summits of Mt Herbert Te Ahu Patiki and Mt Bradley, the two highest peaks in the wider Ōtautahi Christchurch area. The whenua is protected by a QE11 Covenant and its track network is gazetted with Herenga ā Nuku as part ...

Te Ahu in Kaitaia is the civic and community centre for the northern region of the Far North District of New Zealand. It was designed and built by local architectural practices and contractors and is a venue for concerts, plays and other cultural events as …

Te Ahu Cinema, Kaitaia. 3,613 likes · 19 talking about this · 1,275 were here. Kaitaia's cinema. Brought to you by Te Ahu Charitable Trust.

Te Ahu, Kaitaia. 1,275 likes · 1 talking about this · 594 were here. Te Ahu is "Your Place" - home to Kaitaia's Library, Cinema, Museum, Far North District Council and i-SITE Visitor Information Centre