Brenda Harwood

After heavy rain washed out planned public sessions for Kari Morseth’s Rope/Walk art project, the Dunedin artist has finally been able to reschedule them for the next two weekends.

The first outing for Dunedin-based director Lara Macgregor’s newly founded theatre company Birds of a Feather will be award-winning play Prima Facie, by Suzie Miller.

Expert advice and a helping hand awaits the Dunedin community at the inaugural Otepoti Dunedin Heritage Festival Repair Station event this weekend.

Port Otago will throw open its gates to the community on Monday (Labour Day), providing a rare opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of this key Otago business, as it celebrates 150 years.

Lyttelton-based musician Mel Parsons has lived the life of a troubadour for many years, travelling the road in New Zealand and abroad with her guitar.

Local artists have been invited to try something new for the OpenArts (Otago Peninsula Artists) group spring exhibition, entitled "Now — That’s Different".

Two very different musical ensembles will come together to explore the rich sounds and high spirits of Latin and jazz sounds in concert this weekend.

After 18 months of building and refurbishment, the redeveloped Port Chalmers Maritime Museum will open its doors to the public once again this Saturday at noon.

Long-serving Dunedin Stroke Foundation of NZ community stroke navigator Judith Hyslop has expanded her reach across the southern region and is changing her approach to supporting stroke survivors...

The Ōtepoti Dunedin Heritage Festival is shining the spotlight on many aspects of the city’s heritage throughout October, and having some fun along the way.

A new online holistic health programme, created by Dunedin and Otago health practitioners, is being launched this month, and locals are invited to sign up.

Dunedin’s historic heritage, such as local cemeteries and machinery, and 150-year-old Port Otago will be celebrated during this month’s Ōtepoti Dunedin Heritage Festival.

Works by musical giants of the French "Belle Epoque" of the late 1800s will feature in chamber music recital "Springtime in Paris" this weekend.

The Southern Youth Choir (SYC) will perform choral works both ancient and new in its final concert of the year.

 Chamber Music NZ presents CalefaxGlenroy Auditorium — Friday, September 27Review by BRENDA HARWOOD Extraordinary Dutch reed ensemble Calefax showcased the incredible variety of sounds...