Brenda Harwood

Dunedin City Organist and early music specialist David Burchell will join forces with Auckland-based early music specialist Polly Sussex for a series of Baroque concerts across the South.

The beauty and history of Quarantine Island/Kamau Taurua will provide a stunning backdrop and an exciting outing for families in the inaugural Quarantine Island Kite Day event this weekend.

Some of Dunedin’s most fascinating historic homes and buildings will open their doors for public viewing in next weekend’s Cargill’s Castle Trust Heritage Homes Open Day.

One of the country’s foremost choral ensembles, Auckland’s Graduate Choir NZ, will present a gala recital in Dunedin this weekend.

An important element of Dunedin’s industrial history will be explored by artist Kari Morseth, with help from the public, in her participatory art project Rope/Walk.

Thousands of second-hand books, donated by the community, have been sorted by volunteers and are ready to go for this weekend’s Mosgiel Rotary Club Annual Book Sale.

The cheerful team at Mosgiel Community Foodbank have been caring for Taieri community members facing food insecurity for over 30 years.

A family connection to Caversham’s proud military history has inspired Dunedin man Charlie Boyes to put his skills to work refurbishing the wrought iron gates that once graced the Caversham School...

High above Dunedin, with spectacular views of Otago Harbour and the ocean, sits one of the city’s hidden gems — Rotary Park.

Australian guitarist Karin Schaupp is thrilled to be returning to Dunedin to perform as soloist in one of the world’s best-loved guitar concertos - Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez.

Waikouaiti Coast Community Board had a busy public forum at its meeting last week, hearing presentations on a range of ongoing projects from local organisations.

Alan Brown, of Milburn, holds his champion daffodil bloom ‘‘Ohakune’’ at the Outram Spring Flower Show on Friday.

An elderly woman’s struggles with dementia, and her determination to capture her memories, are at the heart of comedy-drama Bothered and Bewildered, by British playwright Gail Young.