This ceremony marks the handing over of the Hihiaua reserve to the Pacific peoples for the day, as a sign of respect.
Other islands represented at the festival - which attracted 12,000 people last year - include Niue, Fiji, the Cook Islands, Tonga, Tokelau, Tuvalu, Tahiti and Aotearoa.
Moulton said at the event there will be a passport competition running which requires people to visit all nine villages and ask for a question, write down the answer to that question and put the village's symbol next to it.
"I wanted to get more people engaging with the villages. So I've been saying you basically get to go around the Pacific in one day and visit all the islands without having to purchase plane tickets," she said.
As usual there will be a range of entertainment including performances from each village.
Auckland band Resonate, who were acknowledged by Ellen DeGeneres after their mash-up of Moana songs went viral online, will also be performing at the event.
Moulton said there will be lots of delicious food, as usual.
She said unless there was a Civil Defence warning, or they were advised not to hold the event, it will go ahead - rain, hail or shine.
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