Tasmanian Arts Guide

The Tasmanian Art Guide uncovers the best arts and cultural experiences in Tasmania from a reliable and curated source.

[Arts Tasmania @arts_tasmania]

Multidisciplinary artist Laura Purcell completed an Education Residency at Launceston College - Tasmania, Australia between March – April 2022.

Education Residencies are offered in partnership with the the Department of Education.

https://t.co/ff2cOPptiT

[Tasmanian Literary Awards @TasLitawards]

⏰ Don't forget - book prize entries close this Wednesday 13 July!

https://t.co/iHeiGuAF6y

#artstasmania #tasmanianliterature #tasmanianauthors #bookprizes #tasmanianliteraryawards

[TMAG @tasmuseum]

TMAG’s Festival for Children and Young People Lift Off! runs from 13-16 April and the full fun-filled program is now available! Pick up a hard copy in today’s @themercurycomau or check it out right here: https://t.co/WVrPHlkumI

[Events Tasmania @eventstasmania]

ECHO (East Coast Harvest Odyssey) has been rescheduled for 23-25 April.
Gates will open at 4pm Friday 23rd and close at 11am Sunday 25th April.
To find more info and to purchase a ticket, please visit: https://t.co/TZHezTyrwB

[Arts Tasmania @arts_tasmania]

We're hiring!

We are seeking a Public Art and Industry Development Coordinator to join the Arts Tasmania team. 🤸✨

Click the link to learn more and to apply. 👇
https://t.co/J80sVfwOAg

Applications close 14 March 2021.

[Events Tasmania @eventstasmania]

This year the Huon Valley Mid-Winter Festival will be bringing their much-loved traditions into the heart of your home

Join the live streamed event on Sat 11 July from 6:30 pm.

https://t.co/qCRhdm7kJi

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

@festofvoices will this year host its iconic Big Sing virtually.

The featured song for 2020 is R&B classic, (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher.

Get your voices ready for 3 July!

[Festival of Voices @festofvoices]

Join us online and on @abchobart for The Big Sing(along) - July 3 at 5.30pm.
We’ll be singing Your Live Keeps Lifting me Higher and Higher. For more visit https://t.co/hH9JJRiNkS #TassieBigSing #FestivalofVoices #abchobart #sing #music

[Arts Tasmania @arts_tasmania]

The physical, financial and emotional impacts of COVID-19 can be extremely stressful and it's very normal for us to feel worried and anxious during a time like this.

Our resources page contains links and numbers to a range of support services:

https://t.co/kFp5krtP21

[TMAG @tasmuseum]

During National Reconciliation Week, you can learn more about Tasmanian Aboriginal cultural history through TMAG’s online resources. Check out our website for more information: https://t.co/HMxpxPdnhE #InThisTogether2020 #NRW2020

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

Congratulations to Tasmanian author @Rose_HMD, whose novel Bruny has won the @ABIA_Awards General Fiction Book of the Year!!! 🎊👏🎉

[ABIA @ABIA_Awards]

Congratulations @Rose_HMD! Your book Bruny is our #ABIA2020 General Fiction Book of the Year!

[TMAG @tasmuseum]

TMAG is pleased to be partnering with Libraries Tasmania on the COVID-19 Stories Project to document Tasmania’s experiences of the pandemic. Do you have a story to share? Find out more at our website: https://t.co/4BQqFAhYP8

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

Have you gotten your #dailydose from @TasSymphony? A great way to start your day. 😊https://t.co/3K0LySwJno

[TMAG @tasmuseum]

While TMAG is currently closed as we face the challenges of COVID-19, we’re encouraging you to make a digital visit to the museum. Our first Facebook Live Mystery Tour is on tomorrow, 25 March, at 12pm. Find out more here: https://t.co/v7hdKrM0pd

[Arts Tasmania @arts_tasmania]

We understand that a range of Tasmanians are experiencing financial challenges due to COVID-19.

Tasmanian Government stimulus package: https://t.co/KdhStKEF53

Australian Government economic response: https://t.co/vomlB1wKKW

For support or guidance call @LifelineAust -13 11 14

[Arts Tasmania @arts_tasmania]

We understand that coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting a range of people.

Arts businesses can register impact by calling 1800 440 026

Event Organisers can call 1300 880 634

Arts Tasmania is also here to listen - [phone]

Health info: https://t.co/Yp9LuvnZ8T

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

After a sold-out season at the 2019 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, The Book of Snorin' - Sleep Apnea the Musical is showing in Hobart tomorrow night (Sun 12 Jan).

https://t.co/EqDnb7ZPkp

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

Pancakes is comfort-food comedy.

Stacked with stories & drizzled with sweet jokes, expect inoffensive, upbeat comedy that you can bring your roommate & your grandma to.

See Pancakes tomorrow night (Sun 12 Jan) as part of Fringe at the Edge of the World!

https://t.co/mXvATOr8nd

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

Misadventure follows Kirsty Webeck around.

'Gosh!' takes you through mundane-turned-catastrophic events, which will make you wish you'd been along for the ride or grateful that you weren’t.

See the show at in Hobart tomorrow night (Sat 11 Jan).

https://t.co/fcMN4vtdUE

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

Jofus and the Plank is turbo-charged clowning at its stupidest and most precise.

If you missed last night's show catch it tomorrow afternoon (Sat 11 Jan) in North Hobart as part of Fringe at the Edge of the World!

https://t.co/gonUJ8vXt6

[Tasmanian Arts Guide @TasArtsGuide]

Switch-Hitter is a one woman stand up show that explores topics including bisexuality, gender, the secret life of the alphabet & poor student life!

See Chloe Black's show tonight (9 Jan) & Saturday (12 Jan) as part of Fringe at the Edge of the World.

https://t.co/zlBF5nqoIe