A music, dance and arts centre for young people in Glen Innes, at 98 Line Road. It is a multi-purpose space where young people and the local community can perform, practise and learn the arts. The name Te Oro was gifted by Ngāti Pāoa, with the endorsement of Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei. The website explains that 'oro' is the low tonal sound that fills a chamber.
The centre runs Siva Afi workshops, the Samoan fire knife dance, and dance classes. The website lists K-pop dance classes for Term 4. For visual art, the Painters Club gives young artists a space to learn new skills and meet others who enjoy art. Workshops have also covered Hiapo printing and pipe cleaner flowers.
The venue is available for hire, and the Our Story page describes the long-held community dream of a music and arts centre for young people in Glen Innes.