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.
The North East Valley Bowling Club is going from strength to strength, after reversing a decision to sell its North Rd property earlier this year and deciding to grow its community connections.
Community groups were out in force for the first full meeting of the Waikoauaiti Coast Community Board of the new triennium, keen to push for project funding and to highlight local issues in the...
The Aotearoa NZ Folk Alliance will host the fourth annual Ballads to Blues concert and showcase of New Zealand folk artists in Dunedin, hot on the heels of the 50th Whare Flat Folk Festival.
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. In the play, New...
Buying a historic property in Central Otago gold mining township St Bathans in 1972 has led to a life-long artistic love affair for Otago Peninsula artist Pauline Bellamy.
Taieri Dramatic Society stalwart Ella Coudret has grown up in the theatre, having been involved in productions at Mosgiel’s Fire Station Theatre since she was a youngster.
Tomfoolery of the most amusing kind abounded in the Globe Theatre’s Christmas show Alice in Wonderland: A Pantomime, delighting a sold out audience last Friday night.
Kings, queens, witches, princesses and fools came to sparkling life in award-winning performer Penny Ashton’s solo show The Tempestuous: A Shrew’d New Comedy
Fans of music in all its forms, especially on vinyl and CD, will descend on Dunedin from across the region this weekend for the Dunedin Record & Pop Culture Fair Vol. 6.
Past and present members of the St Matthew’s church community will come together this weekend to celebrate 150 years of worship at the historic central Dunedin church.
Community concerns around rubbish on roadsides and board responsibilities were top-of-mind at a straightforward West Harbour Community Board meeting last week.