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What’s on this July in Otago

It's well worth putting on another layer or two and venturing out to enjoy a range of fantastic events happening this July.

Wednesday night is Quiz Night at The Dish Cafe & Bar this month, so get some friends together and test your smarts. With free entry, Happy Hour from 5-6pm, yummy food, and prizes each night, meet up with the team this July for a regular fun night out.

Re-Orientation at Otago University gets underway with a range of events from 10 July. Head to the Re:Ori Market Day at The Link on 12 July for some great art, fashion and wares.

On 14, 15 and 16 July, take in the spectacular Mana Moana show at Steamer Basin. Enjoy short art films projected on a water screen, looping from 5:30pm, soak up the atmosphere and grab a bite to eat from the night food market and local eateries.

Forsyth Barr Stadium hosts six games this July in the biggest women's sporting event in the world - FIFA Women's World Cup 2023. Get your tickets to local games featuring international teams playing matches from 21 July to 1 August, and be sure to cheer on New Zealand on Sunday 30 July against Switzerland.

For a midwinter hoe-down, get your boots on and rock on down to the Dunedin Mid Winter Ball on 22 July at the Wingatui Community Hall. With dancing, drinks, raffles, and live entertainment from Idol Frets, warm up your winter and help support Riding for the Disabled NZ.

For a special gig in a special place, don't miss Jenny Mitchell and the Mitchell Twins - the Bush and the Birds Tour on Friday 28 July at the Orokonui Ecosanctuary. Known for her award-winning folk/alt-country sound, Jenny's tour celebrates a love of the land and the creatures in it, handed down to the sisters from late Grandad Bruce.

Remember to check out our Matariki ideas for even more events to get you out and about and having fun this winter.