Artistic Director, Peter Rockford Espiritu said there will be two full days of art, music, education, culture and heritage focused on Oceania.
The festival is spearheaded by the Oceania Dance Theatre, together with Pasifika Voices, the Visual Arts Department, Pacific Studies, and the Pacific Cultural Heritage Hub.
“This year our feast of movement will focus on the very heart and soul of Oceania. Its people, their past, their present and their future! We return to our roots and invest in the multiculturalism that connects us all as Oceanians,” Mr Espiritu said.
