Talks and workshops

Dunedin City Library, 230 Moray Pl. Tomorrow, 5.30pm: ‘‘Going Local Dunedin’’, New Zealand Music Month event. Meet people working in the music industry and ask about anything music related.

Tuesday, 6pm: ‘‘Dunedin — Visions from the

past’’, talk by Heritage New Zealand Otago Southland Manager Jonathan Howard. Bookings: (03) 4743690 or library@dcc.govt.nz

Dunedin Public Art Gallery, The Octagon. Wednesday, 10.30am: New Zealand Music Month performance by Robert Scott, and talk by Hocken librarians Amanda Mills and Katherine Milburn.

Wednesday, 7.30pm: ‘‘The Violin in Art and Craft’’, Otago Decorative and Fine Arts Society lecture.

Dunedin School of Art room P152, Riego St. Today, noon: ‘‘CLINKProject: Collaboration — Intervention — Exhibition’’, seminar by

Johanna Zellmer and Andrew Last.

Wednesday, 5.30pm: ‘‘The Story of American Ceramics’’, talk by US studio potter Ben Carter.

Hocken Collections, 90 Anzac Ave.

Today, 1pm: ‘‘From Beethoven to Bolan . . . and beyond!’’, four New Zealand Music Month talks by University of Otago doctoral students.

Saturday, 11am: ‘‘The Order of Things’’ exhibition floor talk by curator Andrea Bell.

Wednesday, 11am and 2pm: ‘‘Behind the scenes’’ tours of the Hocken archives, stacks and picture storeroom. Limit 10 people per tour.

Hutton Theatre, Otago Museum.

Tomorrow, 4pm: ‘‘Looking South to the Future: A Dark Sky Vision for Otago’’, talk by International DarkSky Association Director of Conservation Dr John Barentine.

Sunday, 1pm: ‘‘Go Girl’’, Kanoa Lloyd leads a panel discussion with author Barbara Else, illustrator Phoebe Morris and marine biologist Ingrid Visser. Tickets from University Book Shop or at www.unibooks.co.nz

Olveston, 42 Royal Tce, Dunedin.

Sundays, 3pm: Theomin art collection tours. Bookings essential.

Otago Museum, 419 Great King St.

Daily, 11am and 2pm: ‘‘Treasures of the Museum’’, guided tour. Paid admission.

Daily, 1pm and 3pm: ‘‘Stories of the South’’, guided tour. Paid admission.

South Dunedin Popup Library, 199 Hillside Rd. Tuesday, 1pm3pm: ‘‘Bags for Good’’,

community sewing bee for bag library trial. Registration: bagsforgood@gmail.com