What's On

Five female rock vocalists will head a full-scale production, paying homage to the best rock artists of the 1970s to now in Rock Divas.

Local artists have been invited to try something new for the OpenArts (Otago Peninsula Artists) group spring exhibition, entitled "Now — That’s Different".

The soulful sound of singing sisters Jules and Rachael Kesha will be at the heart of Caramel Groove dance band, as it pays musical tribute to the great soul songs of the 1960s to today.

Los Angeles-based Extra Lives, on its first tour of New Zealand, will be presented in a special one-off show in Dunedin next week.

It’s time to get the girls out again Dunedin!

Otago Art Society celebrates the arrival of spring with an exhibition on the theme of "old, new, borrowed or blue", running throughout October.

The Southern Youth Choir (SYC) will perform choral works both ancient and new in its final concert of the year.

Works by musical giants of the French "Belle Epoque" of the late 1800s will feature in chamber music recital "Springtime in Paris" this weekend.

Internationally renowned performer and teacher Smitha Rajan is visiting Dunedin this month, hosted by Dance Otepoti and MāyāDharā International School of Indian Dance.

This month, a group of accomplished local artists will stage their 12th annual exhibition at the Dunedin Community Gallery, in Princes St.

It has been several years since Auckland-based jazz ensemble Nairobi Trio have played in Dunedin — a city that holds a special place in their hearts.

Dunedin City Organist and early music specialist David Burchell will join forces with Auckland-based early music specialist Polly Sussex for a series of Baroque concerts across the South.

Volunteer model Renuka Rana walks the catwalk at Shop on Carroll during a pre-loved wedding dress fashion parade, held on Saturday.

Dutch woodwind ensemble Calefax, on tour across New Zealand with Chamber Music New Zealand, will showcase their innovative approach to performance for a Dunedin audience this week.

The Dunedin Jazz Club will pay tribute to legendary composer and arranger Tadd Dameron with a special showcase of his work this weekend.

Multi-award-winning local comedian Marea Colombo presents an unusual take on stand-up comedy in Baroness — the tale of Angela Burdett-Coutts.

One of the country’s foremost choral ensembles, Auckland’s Graduate Choir NZ, will present a gala recital in Dunedin this weekend.

An elderly woman’s struggles with dementia, and her determination to capture her memories, are at the heart of comedy-drama Bothered and Bewildered, by British playwright Gail Young.