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Discover the best events and make the most of your time this weekend in Launceston. From spirituality to gaming and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join us at the Launceston Planetarium for our next screening of One Step Beyond. Experience the thrill of launch, the challenges of life in space, the cutting-edge technology of NASA’s Artemis program, and the search for life that could transform how we see our planet, our past, and our place in the cosmos – as we prepare for humanity’s biggest step yet: setting foot on Mars. Narrated by Richard Armitage, prepare to take an immersive journey to space like never before… Each Planetarium show is followed by a live tour of the current night sky.
Heath Franklin's CHOPPER: GOLD (Launceston) Aussie comedy legend and icon Chopper is celebrating his 20th anniversary of making us laugh.
Fast Pass tickets allow entry into the venue 30min prior to General ticket holders. Approximate Run Times: Gates - 1:00pm Jess Hitchcock - 1:40pm Kasey Chambers - 2:30pm The Cat Empire - 3:50pm The Cruel Sea - 5:10pm Missy Higgins - 6:30pm Paul Kelly - 8:00pm .
Join us at the Launceston Planetarium for our next screening of Birth of Planet Earth. Birth of Planet Earth explores the formation of our planet and the Moon, and examines the questions of how Earth became a living planet in the wake of our Solar System’s violent birth, and what its history tells us about our chances of finding other worlds that are truly Earth-like. Each Planetarium show is followed by a live tour of the current night sky.
Join us at the Launceston Planetarium for our next screening of Black Holes. What is a black hole? How do we find them? A black hole is one of the strangest types of objects in the Universe. Imagine a region of space from which even light cannot escape. That is what many scientists, including Einstein, imagined long before we showed that they actually exist. There is even a huge one right in the centre of our Milky Way galaxy. In this amazing program produced by the Melbourne Planetarium, we take a look at what black holes really are, how they form, and how the wonderful physics of how black holes distort space and time. We even take a look at what would happen if we got too close to one - and it's something that we don't recommend! Each Planetarium show is followed by a live tour of the current night sky.