Fifty years of folk music to be marked
The Dunedin Folk Club will celebrate 50 years of music with a Golden Anniversary Festival over Anzac weekend.
Brenda Harwood
Dunedin graduate sets out for 1000km charity walk
Dunedin graduate sets out for 1000km charity walk
Fresh from completing her studies at the University of Otago, young Dunedin woman Olivia Charles is lacing up her boots and setting off to walk 1000km across France, Spain and Portugal.
Variety house concert to mix art, fashion, music
Variety house concert to mix art, fashion, music
The joy of performing with ‘‘hang drum’’ during the recent Dunedin Summer Shakespeare show has inspired musician and author Dr Ian Chapman to bring out the unusual instrument again for an upcoming...
Globe Theatre honours roots
Globe Theatre honours roots
Dunedin’s Globe Theatre will celebrate its remarkable 65-year history with a very special production of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet next month.
Musician to return to city for soloist spot
Musician to return to city for soloist spot
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Bridget Douglas is excited to be returning to her old hometown to perform as soloist with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra in its 60th anniversary year.
Nurturing love of music, movement
Nurturing love of music, movement
The joys of music and movement are to the fore at Fairfield’s mainly music programme for preschoolers and their caregivers.
Pool’s future, road safety in focus
Pool’s future, road safety in focus
Community concerns and road safety were top-of-mind for the West Harbour Community Board at its meeting last week in Port Chalmers.
Painting at the bottom of the world
Painting at the bottom of the world
The incredible experience of travelling on an ice-strengthened vessel to the sub-Antarctic Islands has proven deeply inspiring for Dunedin artist Janet de Wagt.
Harbour Cone’s history key to hike
Harbour Cone’s history key to hike
The popular annual Hereweka Harbour Cone Hike returns next weekend, giving hundreds of keen walkers of all ages the chance to experience some of Otago Peninsula’s most fascinating historic sites.
What makes a good neighbour?
What makes a good neighbour?
Neighbours Aotearoa is setting out to encourage people to take the small step of getting to know a neighbour better, as it calls on Kiwis to be part of a public conversation around the nature of...
Chance discovery of rare cancer leads to 'intense six months'
Chance discovery of rare cancer leads to 'intense six months'
The chance discovery of a lump in her neck led to a six-month odyssey of intense cancer treatment for Dunedin woman Jayne Jepson who then had to help her ailing mother.
Relay for Life set to return
Relay for Life set to return
Teams of friends, whānau, workmates and school groups are gearing up for the Relay for Life Dunedin, the giant community fundraiser for the Cancer Society.
Walk of the Cross tradition marks Easter’s meaning
Walk of the Cross tradition marks Easter’s meaning
The Taieri Christian Ministry Association will lead dozens of people on the Mosgiel Walk of the Cross, an act of devotion, on Good Friday.
Easter concert a musical triumph
Easter concert a musical triumph
THE OCTAGON ENSEMBLE PRESENTS Sacred Masterworks for Easter St Paul’s Cathedral — Sunday, March 29
Breastfeeding tent a highlight for mums
Breastfeeding tent a highlight for mums
A popular spot at the Moana Nui Festival was the breastfeeding tent, which hosted The Big Latch On event on Saturday.
Podcast delves into candidacy
Podcast delves into candidacy
Candidates in the upcoming Dunedin City Council by-election have been put through their paces this week, after the return of a popular community-led, election engagement project.
Showcasing peninsula art
Showcasing peninsula art
The popular "Almost an Island" exhibition returns this week, showcasing Otago Peninsula and its artists.
Hilarious show relatable and deeply personal
Hilarious show relatable and deeply personal
Popular Dunedin comedian Harriet Moir kept a packed-out Te Whare O Rukutia audience roaring with laughter during her hilarious show Dear Stalker.
Plenty of laughs in amusing show
Plenty of laughs in amusing show
MIGRATED CREATIVES PRESENT BROWN SUGAR The Playhouse— Wednesday, March 11The warmth and joy of the Pasifika community was to the fore in sweetly youthful piece Brown Sugar.
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Dunedin’s night-life has been buzzing for the past two weeks, as fans of theatre, music, comedy, dance and visual arts had their fill, courtesy of the 2026 Dunedin...