What's On

Ever wondered what music the French King listened to before turning in for the night?

The Southern Consort of Voices will offer a rich feast of melodic choral works from the 19th century in concert this weekend.

The intricate designs created by artist Fides (left) and admired by Artsenta director Paul Smith, are featured among dozens of other works in the Artsenta Annual Group Exhibition

A touring exhibition showcasing rare photographs of mana whenua and early settlers has arrived in Dunedin, to be hosted by the Hocken Collections.

The Otago Peninsula Artists group (OpenArts Inc) is welcoming the arrival of spring with an exhibition encouraging artists and viewers to try something a little different.

Dunedin’s Birds of a Feather theatre company returns with a new critically-acclaimed show — Every Brilliant Thing, by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe.

Dunedin’s vibrant Naatya School of Indian Dance will showcase an ancient Indian dance form in its inaugural production this Saturday evening.

The top 24 secondary school choirs from across New Zealand have descended on Dunedin for the Big Sing Finale — running from today until Saturday at the Town Hall.

The extraordinary life and music of country music legend Loretta Lynn will be celebrated in Dunedin in the hit musical show Coal Miner’s Daughter.

This clay sculpture by Dunedin artist Kylie Matheson is on display at Gallery De Novo as part of her exhibition, which opens tomorrow.

Dunedin’s ground-breaking Amped Music Project is set to showcase the talents of 25 groups of young creatives in a series of all-ages gigs from this weekend.

The Southern Heritage Trust’s "Visions for Dunedin: Our Heritage, Our Future" lecture will be presented by Megan Lawrence, of New Zealand Heritage Properties.

Otago Polyfest has returned to the heart of the city from this week, in partnership with the Dunedin Dream Brokerage (DDB).

In conjunction with the NZ International Film Festival, the director of feature documentary TOITŪ Visual Sovereignty, Chelsea Winstanley, will be in Dunedin this weekend.

New Zealand’s Indian Ink Theatre Company returns to Dunedin, bringing its acclaimed show Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream to the Regent Theatre on September 5.

Taieri Musical will present a full season of the "greatest rock musical of all time", Jesus Christ Superstar, next month in Dunedin.

Versatile, Wellington-based conductor Brent Stewart has returned to Dunedin this week amid preparations for the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra’s "Amalia Plays Piazzolla" matinee series concerts.

Birds NZ will host a guided spring bird watching walk at Dunedin Botanic Garden on Sunday, September 7.