What's On

Aotearoa live drum and bass legends Shapeshifter are hitting the road next month to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their iconic album Soulstice.

Local entertainer and comedian Harriet Moir is turning her hand to podcasting, hosting Tell Me Moir, where the chats are candid, the laughs are loud and nothing is off limits.

Dunedin’s Rock Tenors will begin their "Anthems Reloaded" national tour with an epic show at Dunedin Town Hall this Saturday night.

 Hāwea-based singer-songwriter Anna van Riel is touring the South Island to celebrate the release of her seventh studio album Wooden Leg and arrives in Dunedin this week to perform...

Dunedin Public Art Gallery will open its major exhibition "Te Ahikāroa — Artists & Stories of Dunedin Public Art Gallery" this Saturday, March 28.

Dunedin audiences are no stranger to the masterful trumpet playing of Ralph Miller — a renowned player with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra and the Dunedin City Jazz Orchestra, among others.

Podcasts, poison and a promising premise are the ingredients of Casketcase, a new play by Dunedin theatre company Good for Her Productions.

When I arrived in Dunedin as a medical student, I didn’t imagine I’d one day return as both a psychiatrist and a comedian.

Award-winning Irish-Kiwi composer and performer Dave Flynn brings his acclaimed solo show "Celtic Guitar Master" to Port Chalmers next week, offering audiences a taste of richly expressive Celtic...

Fresh from triumphant appearances on the festival circuit, New Zealand indie music legends The Bats are touring the country to celebrate their 2025 album Corner Coming Up.

The Dunedin Fringe Festival will welcome a contemporary circus performance, created and performed by award-winning New Zealand circus artists.

Shower and car singers unite for the chance to sing your hearts out at Bangers & Brews — a pub singalong with a twist.

What happens when the state controls memory — and asks ordinary people to decide who deserves to live?

The popular two-yearly Hope and Sons Art Awards exhibition returns to the Otago Art Society (OAS) galleries from this weekend.

St Clair School’s much loved Food Truck Fest is back tonight, from 5pm-8pm at the school grounds.

The University of Otago Staff Women’s Caucus and Graduate Women Otago will host an International Women’s Day Breakfast this Friday morning.

Wellington-based stand-up comedian Jerome Chandrahasen is bringing his hit show on language and laughter, On Words, to the Dunedin Fringe Festival next month.

What happens when a comedian walks into a volcano?

After entertaining 700,000 music fans across the United Kingdom, United States and Europe, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight is now on tour in New Zealand for the first time.