Community Things To Do in Hobart City (7000)

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Friday, 28 June
Hobart

Red Nose Day, held annually on the last Friday in June, is the major fundraiser for SIDS and Kids. Funds raised through Red Nose Day activities assist SIDS and Kids in providing vital services and ...read more

Hobart
charity community

every day
Welcome Stranger Hotel

Comfortable, affordable accommodation in the heart of Hobart,Tasmania's Capital City. 3 minutes stroll to the beautiful St David's Park and to the famous Salamanca Markets 5 minutes to the he...read more

Hobart
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Saturday, 1 June
Main Pavillion

Adelaide's Grey Box Day celebrates a five year milestone on 1 June 2013 and organisers are calling on Burnside, Unley, Mitcham and Onkaparinga residents to join the effort to preserve Adelaide's na...read more

National Park
community

every week on Wed
Wrest Point Tasmania

Attention all mahjong enthusiasts. Experienced and newcomers welcome. We play a western style of the game for fun and a social afternoon. Cost: $4.00 per visit.read more

Sandy Bay
community group activities hobbies

every day
Sidewalk Tribal Gallery

At Sidewalk Tribal Galleries we are proud of our record within Africa. We pay full market price for all goods purchased. We do not exploit either the artisans who make our craft items nor the villa...read more

Battery Point
art art exhibitions art exhibits art gallery artwork community exhibit exhibition galleries

every week on Tue
Lindisfarne Community Activities Centre

Easy to follow dance steps with friendly, helpful instruction Helps to improve fitness and mind/body coordination No experience necessary All welcomeread more

Lindisfarne
classes community dance workshops health fitness line dancing classes

every day
From France To Freycinet: A Festival on Tasmania's Stunning East Coast -

The From France to Freycinet Festival on Tasmania's stunning East Coast is a long running biennial festival which explores and celebrates the French connections in our past and present. The 2012 t...read more

Lindisfarne
celebrating history celebration community culture festival festivals french inspired history marine life performance

every day
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (pronounced “Bon-a-rong” - Aboriginal meaning “Native Companion”) was established in 1981 as a sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife and is Tasmania's most popular...read more

Brighton (Tas.)
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