‘Sense of Place’ Exhibition opening
Join us for the opening of Sense of Place, an exhibition of sculptural works by local artists.
Join us for the opening of Sense of Place, an exhibition of sculptural works by local artists.
The floor is open for an evening of storytelling and spoken word, where tales of all kinds take centre stage.
Roll up yourselves for a hands-on learning experience as we share the traditional art of live fermented food.
Create portraits of one another using pencil or charcoal. Enjoy a relaxed, creative and healing environment.
Join artist Elaine Green for an engaging oil painting workshop where you'll explore techniques and build confidence with colour and brushwork.
Join Peter Moore for the launch of his book “Heavy Toil and Slow Progress; The Introduction of Tenant Farming in Circular Head by the Van Diemen’s Land Company, 1842-72 ”, a history of the early tenants of the Van Diemen’s Land Company in Circular Head. Free event, bookings not required Venue: St Paul's Church, 37-39 Church […]
Tasmanian chamber folk duo Where Water Meets (Yyan Ng and Emily Sheppard) launch their much awaited second album, "Ashore, all to pieces" as a string quintet ensemble with some of the country's finest string players.
Discover the heart of the Northwest at this local, monthly market showcasing the best of our producers, makers, growers and gourmet food stallholders
A nourishing, inclusive and fun full-day workshop. Explore the seven chakras through guided creative, reflective and mindfulness activities in a warm, supportive environment.
Chamber music duo Riches & Wood present a program featuring music from Eastern Europe to South America and back home to Tasmania. Collaborating for more than a decade, Josie and David continue their tour of unique and historic churches and halls in Tasmania - the acoustics and aesthetics of these settings adding another dimension to beautiful and […]
Enjoy the perfect pairing of wood-fired pizza, your favourite drink and live music at Sips & Slices.
Join Wyndarra for the opening of their exhibition ‘Through Our Eyes’