We are a vibrant, diverse community where there is always an interesting activity or event to get along to.
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Events that are being held on Council owned or managed land require a permit. You may be required to fill out applications forms depending on your event.
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Here we list some of our favourite upcoming events, scroll down to see what’s on. Please choose the filter to search for particular events like ARTS, SENIORS and YOUTH eg.
Understand how the transition to menopause might be affecting you. Dr Jess will provide information and discussion about the impacts of perimenopause on your body, mind and relationships. She will also discuss lifestyle and medical interventions to optimise this transition.
Qualified nurse and wellness counsellor Heather Kennett will talk about simple steps women can take to improve their health and wellness. This will be followed by the opportunity to sample health-promoting teas by 'The Art of Tea' and delightful canapes. This event will take place in the Middleton Room at the Kingborough Community Hub
Learn the art of making a great latte and more! Graduate with a certificate in coffee making for your next job. Ages 14+ only $25 + BF Thursday, 21 & 28 March and 4 April | 4pm - 6pm (must attend all dates to graduate)
Stalls, guest speakers and one-on-one conversations with the people who will help you to plan and prepare in advance for your end of life wishes. This free event includes advice and information on wills, guardianships, advance care plans, financials, palliative care, types of funerals, natural burials, end of life doulas, grief and bereavement support, having…
Come along for this interesting presentation focusing on men's health and some initiatives that are helping to build better outcomes for men and boys. This talk is for everyone and is FREE. Jake Roberts from the Tasmanian Health Service and David Puls from the local men's health initiative The Men's Table will be our guest…
Learn natural ways for taking care of your skin with naturopath Monica. Take home a beautiful balm made from natural ingredients and healing herbs. Suitable for ages 12 - 29.
Who Young people aged 12 – 25. Bands, duos, digital, electronic artists or other interested musicians are encouraged to apply. One or more band member must reside in Kingborough. What Battle it out and perform to a live audience at the Kingborough Community Hub during National Youth Week! The theme is Our Community. Our Voice…
Shoot some basketball hoops at Swisherr Academy, where you will be led through a fun program for all levels before having free time to play. Then we'll go to Tas Laser Skirmish for an open session! Bus provided. BYO lunch. $40 + Booking Fee
Strength training, combined with other weight bearing and balance exercises are important for bone density and preventing injury from falls. Join Sue for a simple class to learn what you can do at home to keep your bones strong. Bring along a yoga mat, water bottle and wear comfy clothes to exercise. $5.00
Design and make a unique piece of jewellery to take home, for yourself or as a gift. With artist Georgie from SAMBATIKI. $15 + booking fee
This is a low impact workout based on traditional Pilates principles. This class is aimed at beginners but will offer progressions for those who want something more challenging. BYO yoga mat, towel, and water bottle. $5
Enjoy a delicious morning tea served by newly trained young baristas and hear from guest speaker John McGaughey about keeping your plants healthy during the winter months, plus much more delightful plant talk. This is part of Council’s Positive Ageing program.
