The story of the first Christmas, told through scripture readings and beautiful Choral music written over several hundred years, accompanied by some of your favourite Christmas Carols and followed by some Christmas refreshments in the Cathedral. The service will feature our fantastic Cathedral Choir alongside special guest readers and members of the Cathedral whānau - come along and join us!

Join us for the blessing of the beautiful new Nativity Window, commissioned and donated by Cathedral parishioner Professor John Broughton CNZM, and crafted by Peter Mackenzie, creator of the Dunedin Window!

The Southern Consort of Voices returns for their traditional Christmas concert at St Paul's Cathedral in the Octagon, Dunedin. Celebrate the season with works for unaccompanied voices by Cheryl Camm, Bob Chilcott, Zoltán Kodály, and Christ Artley, plus traditional and ancient carols. Morten Lauridsen's Sure on this Shining Night gives the title to this concert. The choir's Christmas programme will bring light and cheer with this selection of sweet and soaring melodies, in the beautiful acoustic of St Paul's Cathedral. Door sales $25/$20 - Students $10  / School children free.

Join us as we bless and decorate the Cathedral Christmas Tree, and sing some carols, with help from our Cathedral Choir and our friends at Anglican Family Care. Everyone is welcome!

Join us in the Chapter Room downstairs for our latest ‘Bible for Grown-ups’ session, where we look at challenging, surprising and sometimes misused passages of scripture to ask what the Bible really says, and what God might be saying to us today in the words of Holy Scripture. Everyone is welcome, and the group is for every level of experience and knowledge of the Bible, from beginners to professors!

We’re delighted to welcome back the Royal Dunedin Male Choir for their Christmas Concert 2024! Details to follow soon…

Our Advent Procession and Carol Service is a beautiful and spectacular way to start the Advent season, and features scripture readings interspersed with Choral Music from throughout the ages along with Advent Carols for everyone to join in with. The service will be followed by refreshments in the Cathedral - entry to this (and all services at St Paul’s) is free, and everyone is welcome!

We’re delighted to welcome back Dunedin City Wind Orchestra to present their concert - “For the Love of Music in Spring” - tickets are available on the door for $10 per person, with one child free with each paid ticket. Both Cash and Bank Transfer door sales available - come along!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

Join us in the Chapter Room downstairs for our latest ‘Bible for Grown-ups’ session, where we look at challenging, surprising and sometimes misused passages of scripture to ask what the Bible really says, and what God might be saying to us today in the words of Holy Scripture. Everyone is welcome, and the group is for every level of experience and knowledge of the Bible, from beginners to professors!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

Everyone is welcome to join us for our Requiem Mass to Commemorate the Faithful Departed. This year the choir will sing Tomás Luis de Victoria's masterpiece Requiem Mass for six voices, written in 1603 and published in 1605, as we remember all those who have gone before us and commend All Souls to God.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

Join us in the Chapter Room downstairs for our latest ‘Bible for Grown-ups’ session, where we look at challenging, surprising and sometimes misused passages of scripture to ask what the Bible really says, and what God might be saying to us today in the words of Holy Scripture. Everyone is welcome, and the group is for every level of experience and knowledge of the Bible, from beginners to professors! This month we are looking at the Letter of James, and being ‘doers of the word’…

The Southern Youth Choir return to St Paul’s with the beautiful Requiem Mass of Gabriel Fauré - ticket information coming soon
Put it in your diaries now - one not to be missed!

Come along with your furry/feathered/finned/freaky friend to our Service of Blessing for Pets as we celebrate St Francis the patron saint of animals!

GALA RECITAL DUNEDIN

We’ve been wanting to go to the deep south of New Zealand for a long time – and the choir is excited to be flying to Dunedin at the end of September to present a Gala Recital, by kind permission of the Dean. Entry is by programme at the door | eftpos will be available. $30 Adults - $25 Seniors/Students

 The recital will showcase the choir over a wide range of repertoire that includes the wonderful Ave Maria of Robert Parsons, works by Antognini, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Tschesnokoff, Holst and others.  New Zealand composers will be represented by choir member Chris Artley’s stunning Tupuārangi that was recently featured in the amazing Matariki Event in Holy Trinity Cathedral; and, honouring composers from Otago, the choir will perform Richard Madden’s moving Set me as a Seal – accompanied at the cathedral organ by Dunedin’s David Burchell - and the dramatic Song of Hope by Anthony Ritchie.  There will be a taste of the choir’s lighter repertoire too – completing an evening of high-class choral entertainment from one of New Zealand’s premier mixed-voice ensembles.

For The Graduate Choir NZ directed by Terence Maskell, this is a long-awaited tour and we are sure that our friends in Otago – where there is a thriving choral community – will not want to miss hearing this celebrated choir in concert.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

Join us in the Chapter Room downstairs for our latest ‘Bible for Grown-ups’ session, where we look at challenging, surprising and sometimes misused passages of scripture to ask what the Bible really says, and what God might be saying to us today in the words of Holy Scripture. Everyone is welcome, and the group is for every level of experience and knowledge of the Bible, from beginners to professors!

Join Fr Andriy Mykytyuk and the Ukrainian Community in Dunedin as we pray for peace in Ukraine

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

Our opening panel discussion of this year’s Anglo-Catholic Hui will look at what it means to be Anglo-Catholic in our three-tikanga church here in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia. Everyone is welcome to join us for this discussion. Registering for the Hui would be very helpful for planning!

Mass for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the start of this year’s Anglo-Catholic Hui. Everyone is welcome to join us for this service, which will be followed by a reception in the gallery. Registering for the Hui would be very helpful for catering numbers.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral) on Tuesday evenings, and everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together. Sometimes the group also works on crafts for good causes, or for use as part of the Cathedral’s events and service.