Dance every evening in the Scots College hall . . .


2026
28 December – Opening night
29 December – Youth night
30 December – Fancy Dress night
31 December – HOGMANAY
2027
2 January – PRESIDENT’S BALL
3 January – Ceilidh
4 January – Final night
See the programme and details for each evening by clicking on the event above.


Everyone is welcome at our evening functions: you do not have to attend Summer School classes to attend. And you may come for as many or as few nights as you wish.
Purchasing tickets
If you have registered for Summer School as a resident or a commuter, entry to all the evening functions is included in your registration fee.
Other dancers wishing to attend evening dances may:
Pre-purchase tickets for individual evenings,
Buy a multi-pass ticket (entry to all evening functions with a cost saving of 20%), or
Pay cash at the door on the night (the correct amount would be appreciated).
Bring your RSCDS membership card to receive the RSCDS discount.
Purchase evening tickets online before 22 December. You will receive confirmation of your purchase by email and can collect your ticket at the door.
Evening Ticket Prices
Prices yet to be set
| RSCDS members | Non-RSCDS members | Spectators and Juniors | |
| Hogmanay | $ | $ | $ |
| President’s Ball | $ | $ | $ |
| Opening or Final night | $ | $ | $ |
| Youth or Fancy Dress night | $ | $ | $ |
| All 7 evenings (Multi-pass ticket)* | $ | $ | $ |
| Ceilidh | 1 Adult $ 2 Adults $ Family group (1 or 2 Adults and up to 4 Children) $ | ||
| * A multi-pass ticket saves 20% . | |||
Fancy dress night theme
Wellington is known as a creative little capital. Thanks to Sir Peter Jackson, Wellington brought Middle Earth and Lord of the Rings to the movie world. And for 20 years now, Wellington has been home to WOW – NZ’s World of Wearable Art.
So celebrate Wellington’s creativity by coming along in your own wearable art, or dress to take us back to mystical Middle Earth.
Links to full programmes for each night – MC, venues and times. Include evening specifics such as dress code, all welcome to ceilidh – family fun etc
Evening Function FAQs
Can I bring friends to evening functions?
Dancing friends and dancers’ families are welcome to come to any evening. The Ceilidh night is a night of fun for everyone.
Is fancy dress compulsory on Fancy Dress Night?
It’s not – but planning a costume is a lot of fun!
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