Ngāti Rānana London Māori Club

⚠️ WE HAVE NOT BEEN HACKED ⚠️

Thanks to all of you who have been in touch about our page being hacked. Rest assured, we’ve not.

The page you’ve been following is not us.

We have no Firesticks in stock e te whānau. We’re far too busy practicing for our Christmas Concert 😉

🚨 Kōhanga Merch! ‼️

We are running a fundraiser for our amazing Te Kōhanga Reo o Rānana whānau.

They are selling t-shirts, hoodies and tote bags that you can pre-order using the google form in the link… https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewAgphr9tC1LitGJjqbvuOAkpxPJVLCEPz8MXkpyOEdzlDzQ/viewform?fbclid=PAZnRzaAN4xINleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaf7xLDF41u39I8vw-fmGaO5Fd-PdNO3_jMsth3trWKDpvGiA4oVxqodJfHZ4Q_aem_NoOqExxsYGLg9cTRw8GAeQ

The wait is over... 🥁

Get ready for the NGĀTI RĀNANA CHRISTMAS CONCERT!

Tickets are NOW AVAILABLE!

📅 Saturday, December 6th, 2025, at the Salvation Army, Regents Hall (275 Oxford St, London W1C 2DJ).

⏰ From 12pm (ish…)

Don't miss out - link in bio!

Be quick, these tickets sell out fast! No door sales.

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🎥 “It was conceived over an idea of protecting our kids for the future, we have all got a responsibility for that.” - Anton Forde Papare Eighty.one is a call for kotahitanga: unity, togetherness and solidarity. It shows that collective action can safeguard the future of our communities for generations to come, without need for killing – both physically and culturally. Watch our latest film, which documents the special ceremony led by Michael Steedman and Kiwiroa Marshall to welcome the exhibition Tiaki Ora ∞ Protecting Life: Anton Forde to the Sainsbury Centre, including Tokiwai, a new piece in the Sainsbury Centre’s Sculpture Park. sainsburycentre.ac.uk/channel/launching-tiaki-ora-%e2%88%9e-protecting-life-anton-forde The exhibition is now on until 19 April 2026. #SainsburyCentre #AntonForde #ArtExhibition #CanWeStopKillingEachOther #Exhibition #ArtMuseum

Ngāti Rānana x Air New Zealand Matariki Celebration

We were invited to celebrate with our nationally treasured airline, hosted at The Laundry Brixton.

It was a wonderful opportunity to share our culture with Air New Zealand’s global partners and talk a little about Matariki and what it means to us.

Our members performed Māori classic songs of welcome and celebration, before closing with Haka; which was even enjoyed by people passing by.

Thank you to Aaron Gilden and Melanie Brown for your manaakitanga and aroha 🖤🤍❤️

📸 Lara Creagh