The Octagon Ensemble returns for a celebration of the life and work of British composer Benjamin Britten, along with music by David Hamilton, Chris Artley and Rosa Elliott.

Tickets at door - $25 waged, $15 unwaged.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Office entrance) 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 - entry through the Office entrance) 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.

Come and join the fantastic Southern Youth Choir as they return to St Paul’s for their Spring Concert, “Rejoice!”, featuring Benjamin Britten’s ‘Rejoice in the Lamb’ and works by Charles Wood, Gerald Finzi, Hoagy Carmichael, Kirby Shaw, Christopher Tin, Michael Tippet and Joni Mitchell… with John Buchanan (conductor), Tessa Campbell and Ewen Clarke-Wallace (student conductors), and David Burchell (organ).

Tickets $25 (full price) and $15 (concessions)

The Craft Group normally meets in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Office entrance) 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 - entry through the Office entrance) 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 for the 12th Annual Dame Dorothy Fraser Lecture, an evening celebrating the contributions of women to public life, leadership, education and social change.

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE FOR $34.05 each ($30.00 + $4.05 fees)

Hosted by Ingrid Leary MP, this year’s lecture features acclaimed author and educator Pauline Vaeluaga Smith, in conversation with Hon Carmel Sepuloni.

Pauline Vaeluaga Smith is an author and educationalist of Samoan, Tuvaluan, Scottish and Irish heritage. After training as a teacher in Dunedin and later lecturing at the University of Otago, she has dedicated her career to education and community development. She is currently Director of the Murihiku Māori and Pasifika Cultural Trust in Invercargill.

Pauline is the author of the award-winning My New Zealand Story: Dawn Raid (2018), which was a finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults and received the Best First Book Award. In June 2026, she released the highly anticipated sequel, My New Zealand Story: Dawn Raid – The Apology, continuing the powerful story of one of New Zealand’s most significant social and political chapters.

The evening will explore Pauline’s work as an author, educator and advocate, and reflect on themes of identity, belonging, justice, resilience and the importance of preserving and sharing our histories.

Programme
Doors open: 4.30 pm
Wine, fruit juice and canapés (included in ticket price)
Guests seated by: 4.55 pm
Lecture begins: 5.00 pm

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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.

Fr Andriy joins us at St Paul’s to lead prayers for Ukraine at 2pm.

Our very own Molly Crighton is the author of a new murder mystery novel set in the Cathedral itself, where we will be launching the book on Wednesday 26th August at 6pm. We’re very excited to celebrate Molly’s talent (and the Cathedral’s starring role!) - if you would like to come along, please RSVP here: https://brnw.ch/21x4fZ0!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 Southern Consort of Voices returns for a “Starlight” themed concert, featuring a performance of Anthony Ritchie's "Ururangi", and other works for the month of Matariki. Watch this space for ticket details!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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.

This special concert, with special guests the Southern Youth Choir, features work from throughout the 140 years of the Royal Dunedin Male Choir, including a piece sung at the inaugural concert in 1886!

Tickets are only $25 for Adults and $15 for Students - Door Sales, Cash only

The excellent Southern Youth Choir return to St Paul’s for a concert featuring works by Rutter, Parry, Britten, Stanford and more, including John Rutter’s Gloria, accompanied by brass, percussion and organ.

Tickets are only $25, with Student/Unwaged tickets for $15, and Under 16’s are free!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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.

Bringing their “infectious joy for music-making” to Te Waipounamu, for the first time since 2023, the internationally renowned New Zealand Secondary Students’ Choir present a wide range of music from classical choral to gospel, jazz, and modern, plus waiata from Aotearoa and the Pacific.

This is your only chance to see the 2025-26 NZSSC perform in the South Island!

“The repertoire we sing in this choir is so diverse and fresh. It’s not choral music as you’d expect. The choir is one of the best sounding in Aotearoa, and we have so much fun performing the pieces. Anyone who sings in choirs or just for fun as a hobby should come and hear us perform”– 2023-24 NZSSC singer

Bring the whole family for an evening of choral excellence and entertainment!

This is a full length concert with interval.

Door Sales (cash/eftpos) available. Tickets (priced from $1-$50) also available in advance here.

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 Octagon Ensemble returns for a Passiontide Concert - details to follow soon!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 Committee of the Anglican Association of Women for the next three years will be commissioned as part of our main 10am Mass, including new President Dot Muir from the Diocese of Dunedin. All are welcome!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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.

An inclusive Pride month service for everyone, where we come together in celebration to affirm the wonderful diversity in which God has made us, and to give thanks for the unfailing love of God for every person in Jesus Christ. Absolutely everyone is welcome!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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.

A service of celebration to give thanks for the Commonwealth of Nations, in partnership with the Royal Victoria League for Commonwealth Friendship. The service features readings and music from the young people of the Diocese. All are welcome to attend!

The Craft Group normally meets in the Kitchen (downstairs in the Cathedral - entry through the Car Park entrance) 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 for a free lunchtime concert in the lush acoustics of the grand St Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin.

Featuring the acclaimed classical guitarist - Braden Southee - Known for his immersive interpretations, and engaging knowledge, the concert promises to be uplifting, comforting, and encouraging.

Programme highlights include works by Scarlatti, Sor, Tarrega, Villa-Lobos, Barrios, Dynes!