BEADfest - Beads and Collectables. A celebration and sale of all things beady
Come along to BEADfest for the perfect opportunity to obtain unusual or unique Christmas gifts.
There will be an entire hall full of stalls, where all things beady are for sale - Jewellery, clothing, bags, toys, and gifts.
Lots of collectables will be on sale, including bric a brac and other interesting bits and pieces.
Food and drinks will be available.
All proceeds will go to the Laughter Therapy group.
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Bay of Fires Walk provides two days of walking and lodge-based relaxation on Tasmania’s north-east coast. The walk takes you along the pure white sands of this unique region.
You spend a night in a standing camp hidden in the sand dunes and the n... Read more

The Rotary Club of Central Launceston's Great Duck Race is an event you would be quackers to miss!
The Great Duck Race gets under way with a spectacular helicopter drop of cute ducks in many colours into the North Esk River.
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Immerse yourself in the wicked but delightful world of fine chocolate at the Aztec Chocolate Festival.
The day will be filled with activities and things to see and taste - lucky door prizes, chocolate sculptures, a chocolate wheel, wine and cheese.
Your children will be entertained by chocolate face painting, games, jumping castle and chocolate hunts.
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Father and Son Amateur Golf Tournament at the Country Club Launceston
Come and enjoy this wonderful annual golf event, bring along your family and friends for a great weekend on the golf course.
Australian Father and Son Amateur Golf Championship is open to all combinations who hold a current Australian AGU handicap or the equivalent for overseas participants.
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ArtEx exhibits a wide selection of fine paintings from leading local and emerging artists.
Be captivated by the colour, diversity and general ambience of this event.
ArtEx is one of the largest and longest running exhibitions of local art in T... Read more

A Dawn Service will be held at Ulverstone Cenotaph
ANZAC was the name given to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps soldiers who landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey early on the morning of 25 April 1915 during the First World War (191... Read more

A Dawn Service will be held at Launceston's Cenotaph at Royal Park
Participate in this solemn ceremony of remembrance, gratitude and national pride for all our men and women who have fought and died in all wars.
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Come together and reflect with the many people who every year attend dawn ceremonies of remembrance, gratitude and national pride for all our men and women who have fought and died in all wars.
A Dawn Service will be held at the Latrobe Cenotaph t... Read more

Rising 1545 metres above sea level, and towering over Dove Lake, Lake Wilks and Crater Lake, Cradle Mountain was aptly named in 1827 by surveyor Joseph Fossey. Formed by millennia of glacial sculpting, this unique peak is part of the Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park, within the vast Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Read more