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Upcoming Events
Regent 24 Hour Book Sale
28 February - 1 March
After outgrowing the Regent Theatre, the 24 hour book sale is back in 2025 at the More FM Arena, Edgar Centre. Expect tens of thousands of books for you to peruse and purchase.
New Zealand Track and Field Championships
6-9 March
Witness the top-tier New Zealand competitors fight for national honours .A multitude of star athletes are set to compete at the 2025 Jennian Homes New Zealand Track & Field Championships at Caledonian Grounds Athletic Track in Dunedin.
Six60
8 March
Iconic Dunedin band Six60 return to the city for The Grassroots Tour in 2025. Playing on the Union Lawn, expect good music and good vibes. Tickets on sale 25 November.
Dunedin Fringe Festival
13 - 23 March
Celebrate 25 years of the Dunedin Fringe Festival with over 85 events from local, national, and international artists. This year’s programme is packed with exciting performances, installations, and special events, including the Opening Night Birthday Party.
Blackcaps and Pakistan
18 March
New Zealand's own Blackcaps take on Pakistan in their 2nd T201 in Dunedin this March. Pre-sale tickets available in September.
White Ferns vs Sri Lanka
18 March
Kicking off a full day of Cricket in Dunedin, the White Ferns take on Sri Lanka in their 2nd T20i of the series, before the Blackcaps take on Pakistan. Pre-sale available in September.
Animal
27 March
The 2025 Dunedin Arts Festival brings international act Animal to the Regent Theatre. loved for their high-flying antics and infectious energy is a surreal circus experience set to an infectious live soundtrack of 'agricultural funk’.
Baseline 2025
29 March
Festival season continues at Dunedin’s drum and bass big day out, with International and local acts playing over two stages at Logan Park.
Current Exhibitions
RELICS
Tūhura Otago Museum
30 November - 27 April 2025
Tūhura Otago Museum is excited to bring this immersive exhibition, RELICS: A New World Rises, created by Australian LEGO® Masters Jackson Harvey and Alex Towler, to Otago.