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.

Reimagining Mozart - Chamber Music NZ

‍Robert Wiremu (Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Porou) commemorates the tragedy of Air New Zealand Flight TE901 by reimagining Mozart’s Requiem, which was left unfinished at the time of his death in 1791.

Wiremu has imagined that one of the passengers may have had a state-of-the-art Walkman containing a recording of the Requiem. At the moment of impact, the notes are carried into the Antarctic air by the winds around Ross Island, up Mt Erebus, across from the continental mainland, and over the icebergs of the surrounding seas. Fragmented, scattered, broken, the notes are often recognisable as Mozart, but not always.

Reimagining Mozart features the internationally acclaimed Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir and a chamber ensemble of instrumentalists under the direction of Voices founder and Music Director Dr Karen Grylls.

Supported by Marsh Family Charitable Trust - TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

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.

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 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 Octagon Enselble presents
Echoes from Ngā Hau e Whā: The Four Winds

Rheinberger, Willan, Enya, Faure, and more, plus work by NZ composers Gillian Whitehead & Chris Artley.

7pm, 15 March 2025
St Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin
Door sales only: Adults $25 | School aged free

Supported by the University of Otago Performing Arts Fund

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.

Chris Hainsworth, with Andre Heijboer, baritone, present: “A Matinee at the Paris Opera!”

Andre sings in some of the most prestigious Opera Houses in Europe, including the Bastille Opera in Paris.

The programme includes a mix of well-known and lesser-known dramatic opera arias from France and her neighbours, covering three centuries of musical highlights and guaranteeing a full range of emotions: Handel (Samson), Gounod (Faust), Verdi (Don Carlos), Bizet (Carmen), Wagner (Tannhaüser), Puccini (Tosca) and more. 

Accompanying him is NZ organist/pianist Chris Hainsworth, originally from Wellington and Hamilton but resident in France for over 30 years, known for his polished and entertaining performances on frequent visits to his Motherland. He will be playing some organ favourites, including Bach’s Jig Fugue and Widor’s wonderful Toccata.

Admission $20 adults, children free

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 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.

Baroque Music Community and Educational Trust of New Zealand presents:

Bohemian Baroque Tour: Unveiling the Vibrancy of 17th Century Bohemian Music

Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of 17th-century Bohemia with the "Bohemian Baroque" South Island Concert Tour, an exquisite celebration of a vibrant and innovative musical era!

Our concerts across the South Island will illuminate the enchanting realm of chamber music for two baroque violins, baroque cello, harpsichord, and baroque viola, alongside exhilarating solo concertos for the cello and harpsichord. This series spotlights the genius of Bohemian composers Vodicka, Benda, Tuma, Brentner, Finger, and Reichenauer, whose compositions exemplify the creativity and sophistication of their time. Proudly featuring accomplished musicians directly from Bohemia, trained in Czech Universities and masters of this distinctive musical style, the tour presents a meaningful opportunity to share their cultural heritage with New Zealand's audiences. Experience the beauty and authenticity of historic interpretation as our artists recreate the soundscape of the 17th-century Bohemian Baroque era.

General Admission $45 - SuperGold and Community Service Card Holder $35 - Student $20 - Child $5

DOOR SALES AVAILABLE - CASH ONLY

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 as we celebrate the feast of Candlemas with a Confirmation Service and the Cathedral Summer Barbeque afterwards! Everyone is welcome at this Festival Service - if yo uwould 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 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.