Brenda Harwood

Otago Country Music Club will host a special fundraising show this weekend, as it starts to prepare for its 50th anniversary celebrations in 2027.

The award-winning story of Dunedin playwright, director and actor Cindy Diver’s extraordinary ancestor returns in its fully completed form for the Dunedin Arts Festival.

Wellington-based playwright and performer Jan Bolwell is returning to her old home town with a new solo play, Supping with the Devil, for the Dunedin Fringe Festival.

Inspired by the success of a series of food resilience hui last year, the team at Our Food Network Ōtepoti Dunedin is keen to keep the momentum going.

Dunedin’s Octagon Ensemble returns to the stage this weekend to present a programme of music from Dunedin, New Zealand and the world.

A theatre piece honouring the life and legacy of mid-20th century English writer Georgette Heyer was so well-received at its debut last year that it is returning for the Dunedin Fringe Festival.

Dunedin arts collective Spectacle has invited five Ōtepoti creatives to come together to create an art installation that invites audience participation for the Dunedin Fringe Festival.

CLERICI CONDUCTS TCHAIKOVSKY Dunedin Symphony OrchestraMarch 8, Dunedin Town Hall A superb performance by the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra, brilliantly led by conductor Umberto Clerici...

After 10 years of providing affordable, top-quality fruit and vegetables to Dunedin households, the All Saints’ Fruit & Veges scheme is going strong.

The glorious Star Fountain and its synchronised water, music and lights, which graced the Octagon from the 1960s to the 1990s, will be given a cheeky remake in a Dunedin Fringe Festival show.

Dunedin youngster Janneke Gunther, 10, is a little nervous and excited as she looks forward to taking the stage on Saturday morning as the youngest competitor in the Dunedin Concerto Competition...

A new suite of original compositions by Dunedin Jazz Club director Bill Martin will feature in a performance by Dunedin outfit Big Jazz Apple this weekend.

The joyful sounds of French, Spanish, Mandarin, te reo Māori and more will be heard at Dunedin’s inaugural Cafe Babel next week.

One year on from celebrating a new stained glass window in honour of Arnold Spencer-Smith, Dunedin’s All Saints Church will mark the 109th anniversary of his death this weekend.