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Oamaru Opera House

Oamaru Opera House

Oamaru

The beautiful Oamaru Opera House stands on Thames Street, an intact, heritage-listed 19th century streetscape

  • The Opera House is wheelchair accessible. Please contact the venue directly if you require wheelchair seating
  • For evening shows, there is parking along Thames Street or Wear Street. During the day, parking is available along Thames Street or in the car parks off Steward Street.

For further accessibility information, please contact the venue.

Oamaru Opera House

For over a century, the Opera House has represented the heart and soul of Oamaru, and has been a hub for social, political and cultural activity. Today, it continues to evolve as a venue for performing arts, functions and conferences.

The building was opened in 1907 and remains largely in its original condition after restoration work in 2009. The Opera House is open weekly to the public from 8:30am to 2pm. Feel free to go and have a look around.

Stephen Hough Masterclass

Troy Kingi Presents: 10|10|10 - The Final Chapter with the NZSO

Online Classroom Sessions: Introduction to the Orchestra (Years 3-8)

Online Classroom Session: Soundscapes - How Music Can Tell a Story (Years 3-4)

Online Classroom Session: Musical Emotions (Years 0-2)

Beethoven Piano Concertos (1 & 5)

One Thousand and One Nights

NZSO Chamber Strings

Mozart's Gran Partita

Javier Perianes with NZSO Chamber Strings

Elouan String Quartet

Beethoven Piano Concertos (2, 3 & 4)

Emerging Artists '27

Dvořák and Sibelius

Beethoven and Mozart

Baroque Delights: NZSO Summer Tour

Todd Young Composer Awards

Organ Recital with James McVinnie

Matariki Concert with Louis Baker

Kia Kotahi Beethoven

From the Canyon to the Stars

Art of the Score: The Music of Joe Hisaishi

Anna Lapwood: Cosmology

Anna Lapwood Organ Recital

A Short History of Beethoven Symphonies