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August 2018
iNDx Art Exhibition
The iNDx Art Exhibition is collection of artistic works from our neurodivergent community. These works by autistic artists will be displayed at the Skinner Annex at Otago Museum between August 10th and August 23rd. Visit facebook.com/autisticculturenz for more information.
Find out more »Aotearora New Zealand Trans and Non-binary Health Survey
Are you trans or non-binary, aged 14 or over, and living in Aotearoa new Zealand? Counting Ourselves is an anonymous, community-led survey that aims to improve the health and wellbeing our communities. The survey can be found online at countingourselves.nz It is a ethically approved survey funded by the Health Research Council of NZ and run by the University of Waikato.
Find out more »Teenage Research Participants Wanted
University of Otago researchers are looking for Dunedin teenagers to take part in research about sleep. You will wear a timelapse camera for three evenings and receive a $50 voucher reimbursement for your time. Follow the link for more information or text (0225902649) or email teensleep@otago.ac.nz.
Find out more »Pokemon Saturdays!
For new and experienced players of all ages, with card trading and games galore for 3 hours of Fun fun fun!!! Learn to play the game while meeting other like-minded enthusiasts!!!
Find out more »Sonic Uprise
SONIC UPRISE is a live music event to provide entertainment for youth, although all ages welcome. The show will feature performances from rock/metal band Saurian, thrash metal band Imperium, and pop solo artist Trent Hawthorne. Free entry. Loads of SPOT PRIZES $1 Snacks & Drinks NO ALCOHOL OR DRUGS. Intoxicated people not permitted. Funding and donations gratefully acknowledged from Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board, A1 Electrical Mosgiel, Countdown Mosgiel, Heartland Chips, Whittakers and Allied Security.
Find out more »Refugee Support Centre
The Dunedin Refugee Support Centre offers community information, friendship, advice and advocacy. It is open every Monday from 1pm to 3pm at Dunedin Community House, 301 Moray Place. For more information, please call Afife Harris on 027 419 3125.
Find out more »15th Annual Peace Lecture: Otago University Chaplaincy and Dunedin Abrahamic Interfaith Group
Can we think our way to peace ? Dr Rachael Kohn, Of The Spirit of Things, Australian Broadcasting Corporation To be introduced by Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Helen Nicholson Supper to follow at All Saints’ Anglican Church Hall, 786 Cumberland St Please share this event via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/673980249629904/ This year we acknowledge generous financial support from Continuing Education (University of Otago) and from a Quaker Peace Grant. Rachael Kohn is Jewish. She was awarded a Doctor of Letters (honoris causa)…
Find out more »NZ Red Cross Charity Art Auction
Featuring works by over forty locally, nationally and internationally recognised artists Gallery open for public viewing 9:30am to 5:30pm from Tuesday 21st August Proceeds raised on the night will support the work of New Zealand Red Cross in our communities across New Zealand and around the world. Auction on 24th of August from 6pm https://www.facebook.com/events/268304743730581
Find out more »DMEC Koru International Playgroup
Koru International Playgroup is open for registration at The Early Years Hub starting every Tuesday from 27th March 2018, 10.00 to 12.00pm. Tuesday @ 27/3, our theme is "Easter Bunny Egg Hunt & Crafts".
Find out more »Dunedin Scrabble Club
Dunedin Scrabble Club meets at Coastal Unity Church, 61 Thorn Street, Caversham. When: Every Tuesday 7pm to 10 pm Contact: Chris Handley (03) 464 0199 Why: Play Scrabble against players with a wide range of abilities (so no need to be scared). Beginners welcome.
Find out more »Wiggly Wednesday
Wiggly Wednesday has a Winnie the Pooh Bouncy Castle this week, thanks to Video Tech Party Hire! A fun day out for kids, there will be a Pooh Bear bouncy castle, bike course, balls, parachute, hoops and more on the courts. Early child care groups are welcome, no booking required. Make sure you dress in your winter woollies although the gas heater will be on to help warm up these cooler mornings. Wiggly is on every Wednesday between 10am -…
Find out more »Meet Your Local AccessAbility Area Coordinator
Kia ora, I’m Harriet Toa, the Local Area Coordinator with AccessAbility. My role is to encourage you to dream big and make plans for a good life. I can connect you with people and opportunities in your local community to help you achieve your goals. Every Wednesday until the 3rd of October, I will be at the DCC South Dunedin Community Pop-Up at 199 Hillside Road, between 11 and 12.30. Anyone can ask me for free information and advice. To…
Find out more »Building Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Carrots are more important than Sticks
A public lecture to be presented by Professor Kevin Clements, Founding Director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, and the Director of the Toda Peace Institute. The lecture entitled ‘Building Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Carrots are more important than Sticks’, will be presented on Wednesday 22 August at 5.15pm in the St David 1 Seminar room at the University of Otago.
Find out more »Law for Tea
Presented by Community Law Otago, a series of talks on everyday aspects of the law and how they affect you. Pop in for free information and a chance to ask questions. TENANCY ISSUES: Wednesday 9 May EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS: Wednesday 13 June CONSUMER LAW: Wednesday 18 July POLICE POWERS: Wednesday 22 August WILL WORKSHOP: Wednesday 26 September FREE 5.30pm | 4th Floor | City Library
Find out more »Archery Tuesdays!
Megazone Dunedin is bringing back Archery Tuesday! 3 hours of Archery tag for just $10!! To celebrate its return we have free membership for the next Month Come on down no experience required!
Find out more »Laser League Nights
Do you enjoy playing laser tag and have a mean "competitive" streak !!! Then Laser Tag League may be just right for you!!! Every Wednesday Evening from 6 - 8pm you can play in a competitive format for 2 hours!! $10 with a members card, $15 without. This night is recommended for serious laser tag players! Are you up for the challenge??? Not keen for competition??? Then Members Night Sundays (5pm -8pm)is definitely another option for you...AND....if you pay to…
Find out more »Ninja Training
Come get Ninja! Yoga - Meditation - Fire - Flow, discover the pathways, level up, craft your own gear, get amongst the next wave. Peace, Power, Connection, Discipline. Come learn how to move like silk in the breeze, to let your mind and body connect with ease, to discover and build your internal steeze. Fridays, 7-9pm @ the Hive This is for people 12-24 years of age.
Find out more »National Poetry Day: A Question For Poets
In partnership with the Otago-Southland NZ Society of Authors, Dunedin Public Libraries invites you to celebrate National Poetry Day at our annual gala event. Seven seasoned poets, some youthful vigour and a clutch of fresh-faced beginners mark the ingredients for a poetry-filled evening, with a selection of readings and a hearty discussion of what it means to be a poet. Drinks and buffet supper served during the interval. Prior booking essential for catering purposes. TICKETS $5 (Bookable in person, at…
Find out more »Magic The Gathering Fridays
Summon creatures to defeat your opponent using strategy and skill. Knock your opponent down to 0 and you win the game!!! Great way to meet other MTG competitors in a safe and enjoyable environment.
Find out more »Die! Die! Die! Live in Dunedin
Never too far from their next tour, Die! Die! Die! have today announced a three date run of shows stopping in Dunedin, Christchurch and Wellington this August and September. These shows see former bassist Lachlan Anderson rejoining the band fulltime, and will coincide with a period of writing as they begin work on their seventh full length album, and the follow up to 2017's Charm. Offensive. Anderson left Die! Die! Die! in 2011 after recording fourth album Harmony and a…
Find out more »Men’s Breakfast
Just in case you missed it!!! We are having our monthly Men's breakfast this month!!!! $5 waged, $2 unwaged. Bible, banter and bacon and eggs - what could be better? Don't forget to share this event and invite your mates!
Find out more »Dunedin School of Art OPEN DAY
OPEN DAY AND WORKSHOPS The Dunedin School of Art is offering FREE workshop experiences in their world-class facilities for Open Day. If you’d like to try out a specific technique, or are interested in what they get up to, please come along. The workshops are suitable for anyone - no prior experience required. Studio workshops include: > Ceramics > Drawing > Painting > Photography > Jewellery & Metalsmithing > Printmaking > Textiles Tours of the school will be available during…
Find out more »September 2018
Glaucoma Presentation
Dr Kelechi Ogbuehi, Senior Lecturer and Opthalmologist from Otago University Medical Department will speak about and explain what is Glaucoma in a powerpoint presentation.
Find out more »Hort Talk: What Bird Is That?
Presented by Mary Thompson, Regional Representative, Birds NZ Can you recognise the 30-plus species of native and introduced birds that are regularly seen in Dunedin Botanic Garden? Learn tips on how to identify them and where to look for them, based on Dunedin studies by Birds NZ members.
Find out more »Malam Malaysia 2018: “All Roads Lead Home”
Malam Malaysia is the annual production produced by the Otago Malaysian Students' Association. Within the narrative of the story, songs and dances are embedded that all highlight the Malaysian culture but illuminates some important truths about the human condition. This year our production is titled 'All Roads Lead Home' and it's the tale of our strong headed protagonist Nadia who is at odds with her grandfather and the future of the family restaurant. As tensions boil over, Nadia finds herself…
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