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Membership drive for Highland Harmony (opens the original)
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Singers with Dunedin’s Highland Harmony choir relish the chance to come together and sing in four-part harmony each week. The local chorus, which was established 28 years ago, is a mixed choir of men and women, who sing unaccompanied in four-part harmony. Now, Highland Harmony is keen to invite new singers to come and join them, and will be hosting an “open night” rehearsal, on October 5, so interested people can come and have a go. Highland Harmony committee member Ian Donnelly said the choir w
New look for South D street festival (opens the original)
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The South Dunedin Street Festival will have a new look and a fresh, community-led direction for its next event. Preparations are under way for the large-scale community event, set to be held on March 13, 2027, filling King Edward St from Macandrew Rd to Hillside Rd. Run under the umbrella of the South Dunedin Community Network, the festival aims to provide local people with a fun day out that celebrates the people, creativity and diversity that makes South Dunedin special. South Dunedin Street F
Celebrating Dunedin Voices showcase returns (opens the original)
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Following a sold-out show in May, international opera singer Jonathan Lemalu returns this week to present a new chapter in the Celebrating Dunedin Voices series. The show, titled “Celebrating Dunedin Voices, An American Songbook”, will be held this Friday, September 11, from 7pm at the Glenroy Auditorium. New ensembles joining the series will include Dunedin Children’s Choir, Dunedin Harmony Chorus, Dunedin Rock Choir, Southern Consort of Voices and Sunny Side Up. They will perform alongside ret
Cargill’s Castle stabilisation an ongoing effort (opens the original)
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Work to strengthen and stabilise the tower and outer walls of historic Cargill’s Castle are continuing, as the weather allows. Although recent high winds have hampered crane activity around the ruins high above St Clair, engineers have installed more long bolts and steel beams to lock corners and outer surfaces in place. The project aims to prevent the Cargill’s Castle walls from crumbling further, and make the site safer to move around. Cargill’s Castle Trust president Steven de Graaf is please
New local play explores what Shakespeare didn’t (opens the original)
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Desdemona and Emilia are best friends. Unfortunately, their husbands are both difficult to deal with. In her new play, Stitched, Ōtepoti theatre all-rounder Ellie Swann has picked up the quill to look behind the curtain of one of Shakespeare’s most well-known tragedies — Othello. Set in the spaces “between the scenes”, Stitched weaves together what little is known about Desdemona and Emilia, and adds imagination. Ellie Swann said the storytelling in Stitched was unapologetically about women, foc
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