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Discover the best events and make the most of your time next 30-days in Launceston. From spirituality to gaming and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Pollies & Pizza is returning for 2026. A casual but meaningful way to connect, ask questions and be part of the conversation.
Learn what it means to take care of your mind, body, soul and the space surrounding you.
Experience and participate in the fusion of violin and art at the Art Gallery at Royal Park. Welcome to QVMAG's FREE Art + Performance series - where musicians, artists, dancers, and actors respond to and give new life to our exhibitions through performance. Drop in anytime and join the collective performance that blurs the line between audience and artist.
The past doesn't have to define you. Letting Go is your invitation to break free. This 70 minute breathwork experience is designed to help you surrender emotional baggage, release suppressed emotions, and step into a state of clarity and peace. Through progressive breathwork, guided coaching, hypnotic affirmations, and immersive soundscapes, you'll move through a powerful process of emotional release and transformation. As you breathe, you'll confront and let go of what no longer serves you-rewriting old stories, embracing deep forgiveness, and awakening a renewed sense of self. A final breath hold and cathartic scream release, clear out deeply held emotions, allowing you to step forward unburdened and free. By the end, you'll feel lighter, clearer, and fully aligned with your truest self-ready to move forward with confidence and peace. Breathe in. Let go. Step into freedom.
Take your foiling skills to the next level with Pure Elevated: Strategic Foiling. This class focuses on modern, lived-in foil placements that work smarter — not harder. Learn how to strategically place foils to enhance depth, contrast, and movement with maximum efficiency.
Have you always wondered about your origins and how to get started on your family tree? Our resident expert, Steve will get you started. Learn how to research your Tasmanian family history using Libraries Tasmania’s Names Index and other digital resources.
Join us in the Launceston Planetarium for our next screening of Unseen Earth. What does the Earth look like? When you close your eyes, you likely imagine a blue planet floating peacefully in space. Surprisingly, this iconic image has been with humanity for only about half a century, when it first glimpsed just over 50 years ago. Since that transformative moment, our perception of Earth has been continuously evolving. In the crystal-clear lenses of satellites, our planet reveals itself in unexpected colors and patterns, providing enormous amounts of data to us. This show presents the story of how satellite technologies have revolutionized our understanding of our home. We witness Earth not merely as a static blue marble but as a dynamic, ever-changing ecosystem. Thanks to advanced orbital observations and in-situ measurements, we gain unprecedented insights, enabling us to react swiftly even to sudden environmental shifts and natural disasters. Discover how continuous advancements in satellite technologies and coordinated global Earth observation programs empower us to monitor our planet more accurately than ever before and respond more effectively to its ongoing transformations. Each Planetarium show is followed by a live tour of the current night sky.
Join us at the Launceston Planetarium for our new live show series with the QVMAG Planetarium team. Join our QVMAG astronomers, Chris and Johnny, on a fascinating journey through the cosmos. In this live talk series, we will explore a wide range of topics covering the science, stories and surprises of our Universe – from tides here on Earth through the nature of light and time to the large-scale structure of the Universe. We will also look at the question of life elsewhere and some of the misconceptions and conspiracy theories that abound on the fringes of the internet. With each talk discussing a different celestial subject, this series is sure to inspire and reveal something new every time. Each Planetarium show is followed by a live tour of the current night sky.
Join us for a walk around the Tamar Wetlands, have a yarn and learn about some of the native fauna that inhabit the wetlands. The group will commence walking at 3:45pm sharp. Note: Unfortunately we are not offering transportation for this event.
Join us at the Museum at Inveresk for our workshop series celebrating International Women's Day (IWD) 2026. Weaving Stories of Strength Workshop 5: Fabric Deconstruction & Inscription. Cut, dye, print, paint, embroider, felt, inscribe: turn fabric into story. This hands-on workshop brings together previous participants to complete their textile panels and welcomes new participants to begin creating their own. Guided by Interweave Arts artists, we will deconstruct garments, inscribe words and symbols, and start stitching these stories into the main structure of the wearable sculpture. Returning participants finalise their panels; new participants begin their creative journey. Cut garments into panels, dye them in shades of grey, and inscribe words or symbols that reflect personal journeys. Begin stitching panels into the main structure, embedding meaning into every layer. Optional sound recording of words or sounds for the final soundscape.
Join us at the Launceston Planetarium for our next screening of Birth of Planet Earth. Our planet formed four and a half billion years ago, and scientists now think that our galaxy is filled with planetary systems, including planets roughly the size of our own. An important question is how the Moon formed. According to a major hypothesis, it came into being as a result of a catastrophic collision, which is depicted realistically on our planetarium dome. The show examines the questions of how Earth become 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 in the Launceston Planetarium for our next screening of Origins of Life. Origins of Life deals with some of the most profound questions of life science: the origins of life and the human search for life beyond Earth. Starting with the Big Bang, the show deals with the prebiotic chemistry of the Universe, the formation of stars, formation of solar systems, and the first life on Earth. Furthermore Origins of Life covers the great extinctions as well as our search for life beyond planet Earth. This show is an inspirational journey through time and a celebration of life on Earth. Each Planetarium show is followed by a live tour of the current night sky.