A cultural stage for the next generation.
OceaniaFest brings Māori, Pasifika and Indigenous culture together with a strong focus on secondary-school performance. Rangatahi, schools, whānau and community come together through kapa haka, cultural dance, music, language, storytelling and live performance.
Culture in motion.
Built around performance, identity and connection, the programme celebrates the voices and traditions carried by young people across Oceania.
Performance
Kapa haka, cultural dance, music and powerful live stage moments.
Language & storytelling
Young voices, stories, heritage and cultural expression shared with the wider community.
Rangatahi & community
Schools, whānau and communities connecting around the next generation of performers.
Meet the performers.
A celebration of rangatahi, culture and community on the OceaniaFest stage. Explore the featured schools and cultural groups joining the programme.
Forest Lake State High School
Bringing student performance and cultural expression to the OceaniaFest stage.
Te Rau Aroha Community Language School
Celebrating te reo Māori, kapa haka, identity and connection through rangatahi performance.
Yarrabilba State Secondary College
Showcasing young people, performance and community connection from Logan.
Calamvale Community College
Joining OceaniaFest with a multicultural school community and student performance.
Everything you need for the day.
Event site map
Find the main entrance, vendor and volunteer entrance, VIP and performers entrance, main stage, stalls, green room and first aid at Griffith University Logan Campus.
Tap the map to enlarge. On mobile, swipe to explore the full-size map. Follow event signage and staff directions on the day.
Get directions
68 University Drive, Meadowbrook QLD 4131.
Griffith Logan Campus
Official campus information, transport, parking and campus facilities.
Tickets & registration
Use the official Humanitix listing for current registration and ticket information.
Stay hydrated & SunSmart
It’s warming up. Bring a refillable water bottle, stay hydrated throughout the day, and remember sun protection — a hat, SPF50+ sunscreen, shade and suitable clothing.
Follow OceaniaFest QLD.
Keep up with festival announcements, programme updates and community news through the official OceaniaFest social pages, or head straight to Humanitix for event information.