Gig Guide

The 2026 Bluff Oyster & Food Festival takes place in Bluff today, Saturday 23 May. A big Southland welcome to everyone visiting our great region this weekend for one of the South’s most iconic events! 🙌 Locals — you know the drill! 😅 🌦 Today’s forecast: Mostly cloudy, with the chance of

Welcome to your Weekend Gig Guide Bluff Oyster Festival Edition! Looking for the perfect way to spend your weekend in Invercargill? We’ve got a lineup of live music, sport, and entertainment from Friday through Sunday. And don’t forget, Saturday also features the iconic Bluff Oyster Festival—just make

An incredible performance by SPLIT ENZ. The playlist: The Choral Sea Shark Attack History Never Repeats Poor Boy Nobody Takes Me Seriously Give It a Whirl Dirty Creature Time for a Change One Step Ahead Missing Person Message to My Girl Double Happy (costume design visuals) Stuff and Nonsense Matinee

First-time race goers are being invited to experience harness racing at Ascot Park with a new initiative designed to make the sport more accessible. Firsties is landing in Invercargill this Sunday, offering newcomers and casual fans a relaxed introduction to the trots with no pressure to know the ins and

Auckland artist Chloe Blades will open her largest exhibition yet at He Waka Tuia tonight, bringing a deeply personal exploration of modern womanhood to Invercargill. The exhibition, titled 'I put the flowers there so it looked like I had my life together', showcases Blades' journey into visual

It's that time again. The weekend is here, the venues are ready, and there's no shortage of live music across Southland to keep you busy from Friday night through to Sunday. Here's where to be. Friday, May 8 Niche at The Langlands Hotel Start

A mixologist from Invercargill's The Langlands has made it to the top six in New Zealand's most prestigious cocktail competition. Stefani, who works at 360 rooftop cocktail bar, will compete in the MONIN NZ Cocktail Cup national final on Monday 11 May against some of the

The national performing arts organisation Stage Antics is putting together two shows here in Invers over the coming week. The brief is for young people aged under 18 put on a show in a week. That's audition, rehearse and perform before the public all in a week! Believe