Story of hope, redemption shared
Story of hope, redemption shared
A story woven from the depths of the corrections system, towards redemption and faith, was shared at the Gore District Library last Wednesday.
Arts
Highs, lows of life, industry charted
Highs, lows of life, industry charted
You do not have to be a Paddy Gower fan to enjoy reading about his life and times.
Chastain particularly memorable
Chastain particularly memorable
People used to meet cute in films but in Memory they meet creepy.
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Sounds like Shakespeare
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Sounds like Shakespeare
A soundtrack worthy of Shakespeare was ready and waiting in Dunedin, director Brent Caldwell tells Tom McKinlay.
Group’s mural plans ongoing
Group’s mural plans ongoing
Keep Dunedin Beautiful (KDB) is proceeding with caution on planning to replace one of the city’s oldest community murals, in the wake of controversy this week.
Thank you for the music DSO
Thank you for the music DSO
It’s not often you have a crowd singing along and dancing in the aisles at an orchestral concert, but nothing could have been more natural at Saturday’s fun and fabulous DSO Plays Abba concert.
Hotere items on show
Hotere items on show
A newly opened exhibition reveals the daily interests of one of New Zealand’s most important artists.
DCC wants feedback on plan changes
DCC wants feedback on plan changes
The Dunedin City Council has unveiled proposed changes to the district plan aimed at safeguarding heritage, biodiversity and the city’s live music scene.
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AI generates well-endowed issues
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AI generates well-endowed issues
The finishing touches are going on, the work spaces are being cleaned out and the countdown is on for Dunedin School of Art’s final-year students as they work towards "Site 2024".
Art seen: November 21
Art seen: November 21
By Laura Elliott
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Artist picking up the threads
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Artist picking up the threads
Inspired by his grandmother’s struggle with Alzheimer's and dementia, artist and musician Benjamin Sargeant has created a series of embroidered artworks focused on the forget-me-not...
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Abba a classical bit of pop
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Abba a classical bit of pop
Waterloo, Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Thank You For The Music - these are just some of Abba’s greatest hits that the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra will perform in its latest crossover concert.
Groups collaborate for Latin, jazz fusion show
Groups collaborate for Latin, jazz fusion show
Two very different musical ensembles will come together to explore the rich sounds and high spirits of Latin and jazz sounds in concert this weekend.
Humorous celebration of Regency romance ‘queen’
Humorous celebration of Regency romance ‘queen’
A large audience was treated to a delightfully witty walk down literary memory lane on Saturday at Dunedin Public Library in A Rare Public Appearance by Miss Georgette Heyer.
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Music with a message
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Music with a message
British-born jazz pianist and composer Dan Costa is returning to Dunedin next month before embarking on a nationwide tour of regional towns.
Art seen: October 17
Art seen: October 17
By James Dignan
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Artists and friends connect
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Artists and friends connect
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa’s "Rita Angus: New Zealand Modernist" exhibition has finally found its way to Dunedin’s Hocken Gallery.
The pain of separation
The pain of separation
Meantime is the title of Majella Cullinane’s latest collection of poems.
Exhibition delves into valley’s past
Exhibition delves into valley’s past
An art exhibition showed visitors paintings and sculptures close to home, up the Mataura valley and back in time this past week.
A true blue daggy dog tale
A true blue daggy dog tale
RUNTDirector: John SheedyCast: Lily La Torre, Jai Courtney, Celeste Barber, Matt Day, Jack Thompson, Deborah Mailman, Genevieve Lemon, Jack La Torre, SquidRating: (PG) ★★★★★...