Blacksmith Kelly Gragg, of the Dunedin Gasworks Museum, demonstrates his skills.
Blacksmith Kelly Gragg, of the Dunedin Gasworks Museum, demonstrates his skills.
Beekeeper Michelle Hart, co-owner of business Your Neighbour’s Garden, sets out a beeswax candle at her stall.
Beekeeper Michelle Hart, co-owner of business Your Neighbour’s Garden, sets out a beeswax candle at her stall.
Indi Herden, 11, looks out at the crowd during Tahuna Normal Intermediate School’s bucket band performance at the festival.
Indi Herden, 11, looks out at the crowd during Tahuna Normal Intermediate School’s bucket band performance at the festival.
Charlotte Williamson, 4, and Alex Georgeou watch a performance at the buskers stage. PHOTOS: STEPHEN JAQUIERY
Charlotte Williamson, 4, and Alex Georgeou watch a performance at the buskers stage. PHOTOS: STEPHEN JAQUIERY
Julia Knights, 8, and her mum Petra Knights, of Dunedin, peep out from behind a Chinese lion, embodied by RJ Fox, 9, of Dunedin.
Julia Knights, 8, and her mum Petra Knights, of Dunedin, peep out from behind a Chinese lion, embodied by RJ Fox, 9, of Dunedin.
The South Dunedin Street Festival stretches down King Edward St and up McBride St (centre right) on Saturday morning.
The South Dunedin Street Festival stretches down King Edward St and up McBride St (centre right) on Saturday morning.
South Dunedin Street Festival
A busy Dunedin thoroughfare was transformed into a ‘‘melting pot of a celebration’’ when an annual street festival returned at the weekend. The...