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.
Enjoy a cup of tea or coffee prepared by our young baristas while you listen to an engaging presentation from a guest speaker! Join nutritional therapist Jill Cooper to explore simple, effective ways to support healthy digestion and boost overall vitality as you age, followed by Q&A. $5 include a cup of tea/coffee made by our…
Hear about all the services and programs available through the Cancer Council to anyone impacted by cancer (both those affected and their loved ones). This event is a partnership with Cancer Council Tasmania.
A daily practice of meditation will assist to calm the mind, reduce distracting thoughts, bring about greater mental wellbeing and reduce stress. This session is for people who are new to mediation. The class will be seated on chairs. You won't be required to sit on floor or lie down. This is a single session…
A Death Cafe is an invitation to get together to explore how anything relating to Death and Dying might be ‘understood differently’ … more naturally. An opportunity to share, become informed and provide food-for-thought for planning for one’s own death, in a relaxing atmosphere - with coffee & snacks! The objective is of a Death Cafe…
‘Our Journey’ is a short film written, shot and edited by 16 young people from multicultural backgrounds with the support and direction of Lara van Raay. Here is what the young people say about the film: "In this film we share our stories of leaving our homelands, travelling to Australia and the ups and downs of…
This talk is for adults of all ages providing vital insights into living and eating through the years to boost brain health. Better Brain Food is the title of a book written by local author, Ngaire Hobbins. Copies will be available for purchase for $30 at the talk. Ngaire is a fully qualified, medically trained…
Hear from one of COTA's dedicated staff about their work, services and how you can connect with them for better outcomes for all older people. Our senior years can be a time when feeling empowered is a great asset – as individuals and as groups. The team at COTA (Council on the Ageing) listen to,…
Get your CV ready for your next job with support from Southern Employment and Training Network. Tuesday 1 July, 4pm - 5pm | FREE ages 14+ Held at the Kingborough Community Hub. Kingborough residents given preference. Enquiries: KC@kingborough.tas.gov.au 6211 8200
Discover Peggy's Beach Reserve - a gentle guided nature walk Join Council's Natural Areas Interpretation Officer Bridget Jupe (BJ) for a short, guided nature walk along the coastal bush tracks of Peggy's Beach Reserve in Electrona, where you will learn about the rich plant life within the reserve. This seasonal walk is designed for people who typically cannot…
Climb the walls at the indoor Rock It Climbing Centre. Then go to the pop-up skating rink at the MyState arena for an afternoon session of ice skating! BYO lunch. Ages 12+ Wednesday, 9 July 9am - 3pm $40, transport included
The vagus nerve is a key part of the nervous system. It plays an important role in regulating emotions and can be stimulated to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. In this practical workshop you will learn some techniques such as breathing, humming and stretching so that you can support your nervous system. This is a…
Draw until you drop! Learn new techniques and experiment with them in this half-day workshop. Held in the Whitewater Room at the Kingborough Community Hub. BYO lunch. Ages 10+ Thursday, 10 July 10am - 2.30pm $25
