Explore your creative side in this workshop facilitated by Louve Pharand-Doucet and friends.
An invitation to gather, co-create and share in a spirit of joyful revolution for Papatūānuku. Bring your ideas, words, poetry, drawings, instruments or movement, and explore how art and collective creativity can become tools for action and socio-environmental change.

Through climate justice kōrero, we’ll share ideas, hopes and practical ways to act, while exploring our connection to whenua, the power of people and communities to transform society.


Come together to explore what matters to you, connect and co-create with others, and celebrate the arrival of spring. With the 2026 election approaching, we’ll also reflect on the power of our voices and votes to shape the future.

This will be an informally facilitated gathering and open mic opportunity, bringing together creativity, community, action and celebration.

Louve has organised a number of demonstrations, including the Make Noise for Nature march against the Conservation Amendment Bill earlier this year.

Tea provided. Feel free to bring nibbles to share.

This event is part of the 2026 Climate Action Festival, see the full programme here: https://collections.humanitix.com/nelson-tasman-climate-action-festival-2026