What's On

Local performers Harriet Moir and Caitlin Owen are at the helm of Voices for Palestine — a variety show fundraiser in support of the Palestinian people, to be held this Sunday from 6pm at...

Dunedin artist Ange Wijkstra will present her first solo exhibition next week, showcasing a collection of whimsical works depicting images of nature, animals and birds.

Rasa School of Dance will present a fundraising showcase this weekend, to support their "Allies" team to travel to the 2025 World Hip-Hop Championships in Arizona, United States, later this month.

Otago Art Society members responded with enthusiasm to the society’s 149th annual exhibition, submitting a record 180 entries to the showcase, including paintings, ceramics, fabric art and more.

Touring opera company Operatunity will celebrate iconic male musical ensembles in its latest show, It’s Raining Men, in Mosgiel on Tuesday.

Dunedin’s Caramel Groove will present a night of nostalgia and dance rhythms this weekend through their new show The Get Down.

The Dunedin Jazz Club continues its autumn concert series this weekend with a showcase of contemporary jazz.

Live music loops, improvisation, and taonga puoro combine with digital art in "Mai Te Uira", a unique collaborative performance, which comes to Dunedin next week.

Pub singalongs have become something of a global sensation over the past few years and local performers Harriet Moir and Arlie McCormick thought it was high time Dunedin got in on the trend.

Acclaimed actor, writer, director, satirist and political commentator Ginette McDonald will visit Dunedin this weekend as the 11th Dame Dorothy Fraser guest lecture speaker.

Young singers from across Dunedin and Otago will test their skills on stage during three-day singing festival SongFest ’25.

Dunedin’s Cantores Choir will perform music spanning cultures, genres and centuries in its annual autumn concert next week.

Ōtepoti band MōtA will release their debut album, One, with a gig this Saturday, May 17.

Dunedin Jazz Club will pay tribute to the life of Quincy Jones with a concert this weekend showcasing the arrangements he wrote for Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie.

The Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB) returns to Dunedin this month with two major ballets — the powerful The Firebird and the evocative My Brilliant Career, presented in...

Mysticism joins with gritty escapades of rogues and renegades in the first hometown show by theatrical dance-and-music duo The Amber Temple next weekend.

Dedicated rockers Bulletproof Convertible are pulling out all the stops for this weekend’s Dead Rockers Ball at Wingatui, a fundraiser for the Dunedin Fire Brigade Restoration Society.

A new celebration of textile artistry and community spirit is coming to Ōtepoti.

The Globe Theatre will begin its 2025 season next week with dark and experimental play Crunchy Silk, by Jess Sayer.