An open day and a celebratory dinner were the highlights of festival week for the Dunedin Workers’ Educational Association – Te Wāhi Ākoranga o Ōtepoti. Since opening its doors just three years ago with an offering of five art classes, the South Dunedin-based WEA now delivers a comprehensive range of courses, from te reo Māori and Māori raranga (weaving) through to slow cooking on a budget and photography classes. Nicola Pye from the Dunedin WEA said festival funding enabled the WEA to showcase its eclectic range of courses and programmes to a group of potential new learners.