A fun-filled community day at Forsyth Barr Stadium!

Featuring an amazing line up of entertainment, activations, food & beverages, including: Anika Moa, Suzy Cato, The Dunedin Rock Choir, Artisan Markets, Rocks for Tots, Disney’s Moana on the Big Screen, Amazing Science Demos, Food Trucks, Bouncy Castles, Conservation and nature displays, a Working Forge in Action, and plenty more fun for the whole family!

Join Suzy Cato from 11am on the main stage where she and some friends will entertain and involve the kids in a spectacular show involving some of her amazing musical friends as well as a special performance of a Wild Dunedin Song written for the festival! Primary school kids from around Dunedin will be learning this song so if your kids have been singing ‘What Kind of Rock’ around home, bring them along to join in the fun!

The delightful and wonderful Anika Moa will be performing all your favourite songs from when she was a young and fabulous popular musical artist. Anika is putting on an all-rounder of a show with some older and much loved songs, some of her children’s songs, and even some beautiful new songs! She loves a good old banter and singalong… a Fleetwood Mac cover or two might make their way into the mix, or maybe some waiata. You never know what you will get but what it will be is a rollicking, fun and wild time!

Wild Yoga - NZ’s largest yoga session!

10am-11am – Jo Woolley will lead a team of local yoga instructors on the central stage at Forsyth Barr Stadium to kick off NatureDome Day, as we attempt to break New Zealand’s largest yoga class record. Join us for a unique yoga experience under the dome—feel the perfect grass beneath your feet and let's break the record, Dunedin!

We’re aiming for 600 participants, so come stretch out with us! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned yogi, all are welcome from 10am to 11am. Don’t forget to BYO yoga mats and water bottles. Kids are welcome at parents' own risk.

The key to Yoga practice is listening to your body and respecting its limits. Listen carefully to the precise instructions of these well-trained teachers. Participation in the yoga session is voluntary and at your own risk.

After the yoga event, stick around for a jam-packed day of entertainment, including performances by Suzy Cat and Anika Moa, delicious food stalls, markets, workshops, and even a family-friendly screening of Moana. It’s a full day of fun and excitement you won’t want to miss!

When: 10am – 4pm, Sunday 13 April
Where: Forsyth Barr Stadium (Enter through Gate E)
Cost: Koha or Donation