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.
In addition to the main Kingborough Art Prize exhibition, this year we will be awarding $300 to the winner of the Youth element of the Kingborough Art Prize. Open to young people aged 12 to 18 years. The $300 prize will be judged on the basis of artistic merit and presentation. The categories are: Painting (Including oil, acrylic, gouache,…
Learn how to make barista-style coffee and graduate with a Certificate in Coffee Making, a great addition to your CV! Held at the Kingborough Community Hub. Ages 14+ Wed 15, Thurs 16 and Fri 16 July Morning or afternoon session available All 3 days must be attended $60 School holiday activities - winter program Activities for young…
Learn sushi-making techniques and how to prepare miso soup, then enjoy the meal you’ve made for lunch! Held at the Kingborough Community Hub. Friday 17 July, 10am - 1pm $10 School holiday activities - winter program Activities for young people aged 12 - 18 who live in Kingborough! Enquiries: 6211 8200 or email kc@kingborough.tas.gov.au
Tasmanian Hospitality and Tourism Academy will deliver this new, two-day practical course, building confidence and providing hands-on experience for young people preparing for the workplace. Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation, a great CV addition! Held at the Kingborough Community Hub. Monday 20 and Tuesday 21 July Both days must be attended 9.30am -…
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…
Persistent Pain Self-Management – 6-Week Program Thursday 30 July to Thursday 3 September 10am – 12.30pm A gold coin donation each week to cover cost of refreshments. Call 6166 1400 to register or for more information.
Presented by CareForward Stay safe online with simple, practical tips you can use every day. Whether you’re using the internet daily or just getting started, learn how to protect your identity online and where to access support and trusted resources. Lyndall Edwards and Deep Singh from CareForward share up-to-date advice based on their work delivering cybersecurity workshops with older Tasmanians…
First Aid at Home: caring for yourself, your grandkids and your fur babies Join us for an interactive Tuesday Talk for seniors (60+), focused on practical first aid skills you can use in everyday life. Presented by Margaret Jacobson, Community Education Facilitator, St John Tasmania. What you will learn to support yourself and others: First…
The first KING ZINE was published in 2025. You can read it here: Youth - Kingborough Council You are now invited to submit content for the 2nd edition of the King Zine (short for magazine): such as poems, drawings, recipes, photos, illustrations, essays and more. Suited to young people aged between 12 - 24 years,…
