Things to do
Friday 24 April
Gigs, comedy & shows
To the Moon! New Material Night. Monthly comedy show. 7pm, Moons.
Wobbling Oblong, Europa Kid, Next New Normal, Unser Kind, Fil Basik, and The Entire Alphabet. 8pm, The Crown Hotel.
Saturday 25 April
ANZAC Dawn Service. March sets off 6am, from the Duke of Wellington. Service begins 6:30am, Cenotaph, Queen's Gardens.
ANZAC Day at Toitū. Following the ANZAC Day dawn service, warm up with a cuppa and an ANZAC biscuit. From 7am, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.
Toitū Remembers ANZAC: Paper Poppies. Make a paper poppy while learning stories of local WWI service people. Runs until 25 April. 10am–5pm, Toitū Otago Settlers Museum.
New Zealand Red Cross Choir. 10am, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.
Gigs, comedy & shows
The Revolution: A Monthly Drag Show – vol 21. Ōtepoti's longest running drag revue series is BACK with another exciting installment! 7pm, Yours.
The Mentalist Collective 'E Rere' Single Release. 7pm, Moons. (Alternative, country, rock)
House of Leaves. With Talking Furniture and Eris. 7pm, Port Chalmers Pioneer Hall.
Celebrating 50 Years of Dunedin Folk Club. Featuring Valley Bluegrass, Vic McDonald, John Egenes, Neil Copeland, Lindsey Shields & John Meddings, Moroney, Catgut and Steel, Sean Manning. 7:30pm, Dunedin Folk Club / Opoho Bowling Club.
DROOK (USA). With Finance, Ram Raid, U-No Juno, Francisca Griffin & The Bus Shelter Boys, and Dolly Possum. 7:30pm, The Crown Hotel.
Dougie And The Moon Rocks + The Wild Chitokakas. 7:30pm, Arc Brewing Co.
Jake Baxendale - 'Waypeople' Album Launch Tour. 7:30pm, Hanover Hall.
Michael Morris & The Sonic Boom. 8pm, Pearl Diver. (Alternative, rock)
Sunday 26 April
Kiwi Kids Music Concert Series - Rainbow Rosalind and Craig Smith. Bookings required. 11am, Errick's, 218 Crawford Street.
Josephine Mini Bal. Free monthly folkdance session, suitable for all dance levels. 2pm, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.
And that’s your weekend round-up. Got an event you’d like to feature? Drop me a line here → [email protected]
Thanks for reading,
Emma
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