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!

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 First Craft Group of 2026 in the Cathedral Kitchen will be a Pancake night for Shrove Tuesday! Everyone is welcome to come along - entrance via the car park door (Robinson porch entrance). See you there :-)

Presented by Baroque Music Community and Educational Trust of New Zealand

For ticket information see Eventfinda - Cash Door sales also available

Door sales: General Admission: $50.00 - SuperGold and Community Service Card Holders: $40.00 - Student: $20.00 - Child: $5 each

Baroque Unbound invites audiences on a journey through some of the most powerful and imaginative music of the Baroque era, performed on authentic period instruments. The programme moves from Telemann’s vibrant dances to Vivaldi’s dramatic Sinfonia in C major and the hauntingly evocative La Notte Recorder Concerto, before reaching new heights with the world premiere of Anthony Ritchie’s harpsichord concerto, Four Seasons in One Day—written especially for this tour. The concert concludes with Bach’s much-loved Orchestral Suite No. 2, showcasing the lyrical brilliance of the baroque flute.

At the heart of the tour is internationally acclaimed Czech soloist Julie Braná, joined by an ensemble of leading baroque specialists from New Zealand and abroad. Together, they create a performance that is both historically authentic and strikingly fresh.

Audiences will not only experience Baroque music as it was originally heard in 17th–18th century Europe, but also enjoy the rare chance to meet the musicians and explore the instruments after the performance.

A rare cultural experience blending history, innovation, and world-class artistry—right here in your community.
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​"Their authenticity of timbre and stylistic delivery was outstanding...billed as vibrant and innovative and certainly impressed." Review by Elizabeth Baumann ODT

ANTHONY RITCHIE (composer) is one of New Zealand’s foremost composers, with over 200 works spanning symphonies, operas, chamber, choral, and film music. His works have been performed by leading ensembles including the NZ Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonia, BBC Symphony, and Ulster Orchestra. Currently Associate Professor of Music at Otago University, he is recognised as one of the country’s most accomplished and prolific composers.

JULIE BRANA (baroque flute) internationally acclaimed Czech recorder and baroque flute soloist, performs with leading ensembles across Europe including Concerto Köln, Collegium 1704, and Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin. She is also head of traverso at the Prague Conservatory.

SZABOLCS ILLÉS (baroque violin) has been a concertmaster of the Hof-Musici orchestra, he gives concerts with his own ensemble the Accademia Capricciosa and other baroque ensembles (Dolce Risonanza, Cammermusik Potsdam, Concert Royal Köln) in Germany, Austria, Belgium the Czech Republic and other European countries.

EDITA KEGLEROVÁ (harpsichord) As a soloist or member of chamber ensembles, she has performed in many important concert halls not only in Europe but also overseas (Japan, Africa, USA). She cooperates with many ensembles, including the Prague Baroque Ensemble, Hipocondria, and Barocco Sempre Giovanne. She is teaching at Jan Neruda Music Grammar School and is a professor at the Prague Music Conservatory.

TOMAS HURNIK (baroque cello) has played with various period instrument groups such as Musica Florea, Capella Regia Prague and Solamente Naturali with which he performed and toured around Europe. He continues to be passionate about period instrument playing and organizes and performs in concerts, workshops and master classes of Baroque music in New Zealand.

RAKUTO KURANO (baroque violin) has been reviewed as a musician with “flair and panache” by the Christchurch Mail, Rakuto Kurano has established himself as a versatile Japanese/New Zealand Performer-Composer. As a multi award-winning performer and composer, he has appeared in many concert halls across the country. Overseas appearances include performances in Japan and Vietnam.

SARA KADAS (baroque viola) is an emerging artist from Christchurch. Sara has been performing with the trust for two years both in the chamber series and in the 10 city concert tour. She just recently returned from Europe from her studies in baroque music and authentic interpretation.

For more info on artists, go to www.baroquemusic.co.nz/artists

Join us as we celebrate the feast of Candlemas with a Festival Choral Mass and the Cathedral Summer Barbeque afterwards! Everyone is welcome at this Festival Service - if you would like to bring a plate, then salads and puddings are very welcome!

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 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!

The Final Craft Group of 2025 in the Chapter Room (downstairs in the Cathedral): everyone is welcome to come along and bring some crafts they are working on to share some fellowship and fun together!

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.

We’re delighted to welcome back the Royal Dunedin Male Choir for their Christmas Concert 2025! Details to follow…

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!

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.

Everyone is welcome to join us for our Requiem Mass to Commemorate the Faithful Departed. This year the choirs of Knox Church and St Paul’s Cathedral will sing Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem Mass, 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.

Come and join the fantastic Southern Youth Choir as they return to St Paul’s for their Spring Concert with music from down the ages! Admission is $25 - Concessions: $15 - Under 16s Free!

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.

We’re very much looking forward once again to welcoming the Dunedin City Wind Orchestra to present their Spring concert - more details to follow!

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. Craft group will take a break for the school holidays after this session, returning on Tuesday 7th October.

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.