Tā Moko - free online Zoom event with Song Lam (QSM) Sunday 31 October 11am
Highland Park Library presents - Māori Culture Researcher & the Queen’s Service Medal recipient (QSM) - Song Lam , who will talk about the history of
tā moko and its significant meaning in modern life.
The talk will be delivered in both English and Chinese
Sunday 31 October 11am - 12.30pm on Zoom
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Zoom ID: 442 278 6464
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