Brenda Harwood

The heart of Otago Polytechnic will become a vibrant community market-place next week, as the Living Campus team host the inaugural "Living Market".

A large audience was fascinated by a glimpse into the soundtrack to life in the French royal court through "An evening at Versailles", a concert of Baroque music.

Stalwart local singer, conductor and musical director Nancy Miller is dedicated to supporting community music-making

The fabulous Eden Hore collection of high fashion garments and the book exploring its history and the man behind the magic will be the focus of "An Evening with Eden Hore".

Jane Austen expert Emeritus Prof Jocelyn Harris will share insights into the life and writing of Jane Austen this weekend

Hundreds of plants, from rhododendrons to perennials, are potted up and ready to go ahead of this weekend’s popular annual Rhododendron Day Plant Sale.

After a decade of successful events in Invercargill, community advocate Melissa Aitken is bringing her Free Haircuts and Services for Those in Need project to Dunedin.

Dunedin's original swing unit, Skin & Bone, will bring their eclectic mix of "cowboy lounge" music to Otago Peninsula next weekend in their "Wee Kirk On The Hill" concert.

The Spring Concert Series continues at Dunedin Jazz Club with a tribute to influential 20th century jazz musician Charles Mingus.

The beautiful St Joseph’s Chapel provided the perfect backdrop and acoustic for a programme of glorious music, superbly sung by Southern Consort of Voices.

A selection of Dunedin’s historic homes and interesting buildings will open their doors to visitors next weekend.

From the choir stalls at Knox Church to the prestigious Guildhall School in London, former Dunedin singer Calla Knudson-Hollebon is chasing her dreams.

The community is embracing the newly-opened South Dunedin Community Library, checking out thousands of items in just its first few days of operation.

Ever wondered what music the French King listened to before turning in for the night?

Dunedin community choir Sunny Side Up brings together people from all walks of life to enjoy singing world and gospel-style music, with a smattering of pop and rock songs.

The Otago Art Society is looking to the past, present and future in its Spring Exhibition, which opens this weekend.

Book sorting volunteers are preparing to pitch in and deal with an influx of thousands of tomes during the Regent Book Collection Day, coming up on October 12.

Dunedin’s deep Scottish roots will be to the fore in October and November as the Otago Scottish Heritage Council (OSHC) celebrates its centennial.