Entertainment & Arts
Otago Settlers Museum
The Otago Settlers Museum was established in 1898 and continues to flourish as one of New Zealand's most significant social history museums.
Originally created to tell the story of the early British settlers to this region, the Otago Settlers Museum now celebrates all the peoples of Otago including indigenous Maori, the Chinese who came initially to work the goldfields in the 19th century, and successive waves of migrant groups, including those from Lebanon, Poland, Holland, the Pacific Islands and many parts of Asia.
Otago Museum
The Otago Museum is Dunedin’s most visited attractions. The museum displays a range of exceptional collections of culture, nature and science. Gain an insight into the southern way of life by viewing the Southern Land, Southern People Gallery. There is also a host of other galleries including Tangata Whenua, Pacific Culture, People of the World, Maritime, Animal Attic and many more.
Entry by Donation.
Discovery World & Tropical Forest
Southern Sinfonia and The British High Commission present 'The Last Night of the Proms'
Southern Sinfonia and The British High Commission present Last Night of the Proms
Thursday 22 September, 7.30 pm, Dunedin Town Hall
An evening of rugby-inspired musical mayhem!
Not the Royal Albert Hall but the Dunedin Town Hall, acknowledged to have some of the finest acoustics in the southern hemisphere.
