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Outdoors
Mountain River Flower Patch
— A pick-your-own flower patch at Mountain River, just up the hill from Huonville. Open through the summer: take a bucket, cut what you like, pay for what you carry out.
Volcanic Winter, by Mark Rutherford
— When a plan to combat climate change threatens life on Earth, one man has seven days to stop it.odeontheatre.com.au
Advertise in The Tasmanians
— A directory entry runs for thirty days from $22 including GST, goes live once it is approved, and stays on the site afterwards at a decaying position rather than vanishing. You set the amount and you can change it whenever you like.
Arts & Making
The Bridge Art Prize 2026: entries closing
— Tasmanian artists can enter the 2026 Bridge Art Prize until midnight Sunday 30 August. This year’s theme is Load Bearing; the exhibition runs in New Norfolk from 25 October to 22 November.Arts & Making
Bron Lewis: Chaos
— Thursday 10 September, doors 6:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Recommended 15+.Arts & Making
Cygnet Folk Festival 2027
— Friday 8–Sunday 10 January 2027 in Cygnet. Three days of music, dance and song, with concerts, workshops and showcases across the town.Arts & Making
Del Amitri: Past to Present
— Sunday 28 February 2027, doors 7pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Four decades of their greatest music.Arts & Making
Eskimo Joe at the Odeon
— Sunday 6 September, doors 6:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart, supported by Alex Lloyd. Licensed 18+ event.Business
The Internet, by Josh Withers
— A web development studio building websites for small Australian service businesses that need a modern site: fast, plainly written, and built to be found and quoted by search and answer engines as readily as by a person.Community
FindHelpTAS
— Free online directory of more than 900 health and community support services for Tasmanians.Arts & Making
Go West 40th Anniversary Tour
— Wednesday 2 September, doors 7pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart, with special guest Debbie Gibson. All ages.
Outdoors
Quiet Slow Beauty: Guided Labyrinth Walks
— Monthly Saturdays, 10am–12:30pm, at Pippin Hill, 89 Connors Road, Cygnet. Upcoming walks: 29 Aug, 26 Sep, 31 Oct, 28 Nov and 26 Dec 2026; 23 Jan and 27 Feb 2027.Arts & Making
Julian Charrière: Hard Core
— At Mona until 29 March 2027. Sculpture, film, photography and installation exploring deep time, geology, science, industry and the changing natural world. Included in museum entry.Arts & Making
HEALTH with Perturbator and King Yosef
— Wednesday 23 September, doors 6:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Licensed 18+ event.Community
Elope to Tassie
— Two people, a witness, and the best scenery in the country. Where to hold a ceremony for two in Tasmania, which celebrants travel to meet you there, and where to stay after.Arts & Making
Island of Ideas: Combatting the Code
— Wednesday 30 September, 6–7:30pm, in Southern Tasmania and online. A free public talk asking what happens when governments hand decision-making to algorithms.Arts & Making
Ice and Fire: The Mystery of Heard Island
— Wednesday 26 August, 6–7:30pm, in Sandy Bay and online. A free Island of Ideas public talk with scientists sharing what this remote sub-Antarctic island reveals about a changing planet.Arts & Making
James Morrison Quintet
— Friday 11 September, doors 7:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart, featuring Patrick Bartley.Arts & Making
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MISS KANINNA: BLACKPRINT Tour
— Friday 9 October, doors 7:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart, supported by Mali Jose.Community
Tasmanian Wedding Directory
— Hobart, Launceston, the Huon, the east coast and the north west: the register of wedding people working Tasmania, for locals and for couples flying down for it.Arts & Making
Peking Duk: Paradise Album Tour
— Friday 6 November, doors 7:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Licensed 18+ event.Arts & Making
Tom Gleeson: Out of Touch
— Saturday 29 August at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Early show doors 4:30pm; main show doors 6:30pm. All ages.Classifieds
nipaluna
— The noticeboard for Hobart and the valleys around it: things for sale, rentals and property, jobs, cars, services and community notices. nipaluna is the palawa kani name for Hobart.Community
Funeral Celebrants
— A register of funeral and memorial celebrants working across Australia, listed by state, so a family arranging a service can find someone close by without a search.Classifieds
Tasmanian News
— The classified pages for the island: things for sale, property and rentals, jobs, cars and machinery, rural and livestock, services and public notices.The Apple Nation
— An independent guide to living with Apple gear, and a register of the people who fix, sell, support and build for it. Not affiliated with Apple Inc.Community
Hobart Guide
— What to do with a few days in Hobart: Mona, kunanyi, Bruny Island and the Huon, plus where to eat, where to stay, and which day trips are worth the drive.Business
Diploma
— Australian training and the people who deliver it: registered training organisations, VET providers and professional-development bodies, listed by the field each course leads into.Community
Huon Valley Directory
— Huonville, Franklin, Cygnet, Geeveston and Dover: the trades, growers, services and places to stay in the valley, alongside what is for sale, what is going and what is on this week.Someone who will actually turn up
— Finds lists Australian trades and home services — builders, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, painters, roofers and landscapers — organised by the job you need done rather than by the trade name.Community
Hobart Directory
— Local businesses across Hobart and southern Tasmania: the trades, services and small operators a local actually needs, with the contact details out in front.Arts & Making
Listen
— Australian podcasts sorted by what they are actually about — news, true crime, comedy, sport, business, history — with a plain description of each and a link to where it plays.Business
The Best
— A short list, by field: Australian operators who are among the best at what they do, filed by trade rather than by suburb.Business