Events in Tasmania

In the heart of Tasmania, Launceston is uniquely positioned for you to immerse yourself in some of the world-class cultural festivals and sporting events or relax and meet the locals at one of the many country fairs and farmers markets.

Junction Arts Festival

19th - 22nd September

Junction Arts Festival returns in 2024 from the 19th-22nd September with a lush springtime celebration, encouraging you to shake off those winter blues and celebrate Tassie as it comes alive for spring. Coinciding perfectly with the spring Equinox, Junction is the place where Tasmanian art, music and performance collide in a stunning kaleidoscope of colour, full of magical surprises and experiences to delight.

Discover what's happening at this year's festival

Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra at Woolmers Estate

30th November and 1st December

Woolmers Estate in Longford hosts the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's exclusive Chamber Music series, featuring six captivating concerts annually. Enjoy enchanting music in a breathtaking setting, making every performance unforgettable.

Explore Concerts

Festivale 2025

31st January - 2nd February

Returning in 2025! Festivale is Tasmania's premier event for food, beverages, and entertainment.

This three-day celebration features over 70 food, wine, cider, spirit, and beer producers. Enjoy chef demonstrations, comedy, kids' activities, a stellar entertainment lineup, celebrity chef luncheons, and beverage masterclasses for an unforgettable experience.

Stay tuned for exciting updates

Glover Prize 2025

8th – 16th March

Experience Australia’s most prestigious landscape art prize, hosted annually in Evandale, Tasmania.

The exhibition of finalists' paintings takes place over the March long weekend in the historic Falls Park pavilion, set in the picturesque village on Tasmania's northern plains.

Discover the program and key dates

For more information on places to visit go to

discovertasmania.com.au

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