Brenda Harwood

Dunedin audiences are being urged to get ready for "some of the worst advice you’ll ever receive", courtesy of a returning comedy-theatre show.

Dunedin’s Sunny Side Up choir is keen to share the joy of singing as widely as possible, and is looking for new members to join up.

Dunedin Summer Shakespeare is planning something very special for its seventh season — a showcase of some of the Bard’s many songs.

The Dunedin Musical Society has been a part of the city’s musical landscape for the past 85 years, providing performance opportunities for local musicians of all ages.

Two top Christchurch finest musicians have teamed up to present a live concert of music for the unusual combination of organ and saxophone in Dunedin next month.

Fabulous, fantastical murals will bloom across South Dunedin in the next two months, as the city hosts the inaugural Ebb & Flow Street Art Festival.

A busy programme of exhibitions, events, and special celebrations lies ahead for the Otago Art Society, as New Zealand’s oldest art society celebrates its 150th anniversary.

The Otago Art Society launches into its 150th anniversary celebrations in 2026 with a Summer Art Exhibition.

U3A Dunedin, the city’s large and very active education programme for older adults, will launch into its autumn series of courses next month.

The family of the late violist Duncan Gillies, who served in World War 2 and played in both the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and the forerunner to Dunedin Symphony Orchestra

All Saints’ Anglican Church is not only a beautiful historic building housing a vibrant church community, it is also the oldest place of continuous worship in Dunedin.

New Zealand rock trio Bulletproof Convertible will begin 2026 with a high energy gig this Saturday night at Dunedin’s Crown Hotel, with support from Sol and The Fillets.

Following a successful North Island tour in August, 2025, the "Best of the Bee Gees" show will tour the south next month.

Ōtautahi/Christchurch-based singer-songwriter Shady Wade creates music which finds beauty in the quiet corners of life.

Youngsters who love to sing will have the chance to come together for some fun, singing and expert tuition with Dunedin Children’s Choir next week.

Taking on the busy role of Otago Lily Society Show manager is a labour of love for Dunedin woman Karen Judge.

The Star reporters Sam Henderson and Brenda Harwood share the stories behind their favourite photos of 2025.

Legendary Dunedin outdoor music festival, the Whare Flat Folk Festival will celebrate its 50th anniversary over the festive season, with four days of music, sun, camping and workshops.

The joy of Christmas was to the fore as a large audience of children, parents and grandparents came together to enjoy a new take on festive fun in Santa Weighs In.