The Patea Māori Club is a cultural group based in Patea, New Zealand, known for its commitment to preserving and promoting Māori culture. Established in the 1980s, the club gained international recognition for its performances, particularly the famous song "Poi E," which celebrates Māori traditions and language. The club serves as a platform for Māori youth to engage with their heritage through music, dance, and community events. The club's activities include traditional Māori performing arts, such as haka and poi, which are integral to Māori identity. By participating in competitions and festivals, the Patea Māori Club fosters a sense of pride and belonging among its members, while also educating wider audiences about Māori culture and history.