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Find the best education events and make the most of your time this month in Hobart. From music to cooking and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join us in person to get the lowdown on the Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme and how it helps you!
Expert consultants Jade Lillie and Lee Casey will consult with individuals and organisations working in performing arts in the development of a 10-year plan.
Advanced Keeping Kids Safe is a 6-hour professional development workshop, that follows on from the SASS Introduction to Keeping Kids Safe.
We are thrilled to share the 2026 STEP Victoria-Tasmania Conference will be held on Friday 27 February 2026 in Hobart, Tasmania! The conference will feature leading experts and thought leaders covering crucial topics for professionals in wills and estates planning, administration, and litigation.
An opportunity for the LGBTQIA+ community and allies to connect, relax, and be creative.
Trade Mark Law Update for Professional Advisors: Significant Developments That Impact How You Advise Clients Recent Australian trade mark law cases have increased the risk for advisers. These developments directly impact how you advise clients on business transactions, structuring, branding, and everyday commercial matters. Through real case studies, this interactive lunchtime session examines what went wrong, why it matters to you, and provides insight on how to identify IP risks before they become problems for your clients. This isn't IP 101; it's a practical discussion among professionals about protecting client interests and your professional reputation when IP issues intersect with your advice.
Attend a hands-on workshop by Folket Consultancy and Lead Consultant Dr Danielle O’Hara to learn how to run effective facilitation that combines deliberate, purposeful design and technique with creativity. Suited for both beginners and experienced facilitators, you'll learn to confidently lead meetings, manage group dynamics, and engage people effectively.
Unpack key concepts around how identity and language can support inclusion for people of diverse gender, sex or sexuality. This session is aimed at participants aged 18 and over. Working It Out trainers are qualified educators with expertise in adult learning. They create safe, interactive and reflective spaces for participants using their experience and expertise from being part of, and working extensively with, the LGBTIQA+ community.
Join Exhibition Curator Theia Connell for a guided tour of Semaphore Score at the State Library and Archives of Tasmania. S Semaphore Score 1868 Tasman’s Peninsula – Semaphore Code Dictionary Semaphore Score In response, she has created a contemporary, revised semaphore code book for Lutruwita/Tasmania. It includes language that addresses climate and environmental damage as well as expressions of intimacy and care. The new codes are designed so they can be used flexibly. As a call to action, an instruction, a plea, a poem, a love letter, or a warning. Curator Theia Connell will guide you through this exhibition, and explain how you can get involved.
Unpack key concepts around how identity and language can support inclusion for people of diverse gender, sex or sexuality. Working It Out trainers are qualified educators with expertise in adult learning. The create safe, interactive and reflective spaces for participants using their experience and expertise from being part of, and working extensively with, the LGBTIQA+ community.
An opportunity for the LGBTQIA+ community and allies to connect, relax, and be creative. During Pride Month, we are bringing Crafternoons to local libraries, so you can join in the fun! You're welcome to use the arts and crafts supplies we provide, or you can bring your own. You don’t have to stay for the whole event, and all skill levels are invited to join us.
Have you always wondered about your origins and how to get started on your family tree? Our resident expert, Sue will get you started. Perhaps you received a DNA test from Christmas or your grandchildren are asking questions about your life as a child? This session will involve planning your family history journey: where to find information at home, how to organise the information you find and where you can go to next. We will share a PowerPoint for about half an hours, then it will be time for Q&A and some practical activities.