We are a vibrant, diverse community where there is always an interesting activity or event to get along to.
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Events that are being held on Council owned or managed land require a permit. You may be required to fill out applications forms depending on your event.
Please follow this link for more information: Community Forms and Event Permits
Here we list some of our favourite upcoming events, scroll down to see what’s on. Please choose the filter to search for particular events like ARTS, SENIORS and YOUTH eg.
Join us in the Whitewater Room at the Kingborough Community Hub for an enlightening session with the Power People from Channel Men’s Shed. Learn how you can reduce your home energy bills with practical, easy-to-implement tips. Our experts will guide you on making your home more energy-efficient, and simple tips to save money on your…
Will you join us for the Great Aussie Bird Count for the opportunity to connect with others while bird watching and learn more about how to survey? Join Council for a bird survey in Boronia Hill Reserve. Meet at the Hutchins Street reserve entrance (near 81 Hutchins Street, Kingston). Everyone is welcome and no bookings…
Will you join us for the Great Aussie Bird Count for the opportunity to connect with others while bird watching and learn more about how to survey? Join Karen from Birdlife Tasmania for a bird survey in Whitewater Creek Reserve. Meet at the Channel Highway entrance, near bus stop 38. Parking is available behind the…
Come along and enjoy this award-winning film with free refreshments. In this film, a teacher at New England prep school is forced to remain on campus during school break to babysit the handful of students with nowhere to go. Eventually, he forms an unlikely bond with one of them. This FREE event is part of Kingborough…
Join Nicole King and Bridget Jupe (Kingborough Council) for a guided nature walk where you'll gain a deeper understanding of the land. We begin with an Acknowledgement of Country, honouring the traditional custodians and their connection to this place. From a First Nations perspective, you'll learn about the rich plant life within the reserve, including traditional knowledge…
Are you breaking out in hot sweats or feeling cranky irritable, bloated and sleepless? If you are in perimenopause it can be challenging dealing with symptoms, but nature offers powerful allies to ease this transition. Join your local women's health naturopath for a transformative workshop focused on herbs designed to support and balance your body…
Beat stiffness and soreness, increase flexibility, enhance muscle strength and stay active in this supportive chair based yoga class. Helen from Bee Breath Yoga will be leading you through this 4-week program. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring along a water bottle and small cushion or rolled up towel. This event is supported by Heathy…
Bring along a quality photo of your beloved pet (on your phone or printed out) and join us for an evening of guided painting at KIN. BYO drinks and snacks. Suitable for those who like to paint, and spend time with friends, in a calm and relaxed atmosphere. All levels of experience welcome, and all workshop materials…
Join us for a presentation by a representative of the Office of the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner (OADC, formerly Equal Opportunity Tasmania) as we explore your rights and responsibilities in combating ageism. OADC’s mission is to promote a society free from discrimination by encouraging inclusive and respectful behaviours within our community. Morning tea is provided. Entry is…
Beat stiffness and soreness, increase flexibility, enhance muscle strength and stay active in this supportive chair based yoga class. Helen from Bee Breath Yoga will be leading you through this 4-week program. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring along a water bottle and small cushion or rolled up towel. This event is supported by Heathy…
The belly fat breakdown - what is it, why is it there and what are the options for safely shedding your middle age (or any age) middle. Your speaker Jill Cooper is a local Nutritional Therapist (From Chew to Poo). This free event is supported by Heathy Tasmania Lift Local Grants.
Join Council’s Natural Areas Interpretation Officer, BJ and health professionals for a gentle stroll in nature. Walks will focus on the natural world around us and the health benefits of spending time in nature. Every Thursday from 9.30-10am No bookings required. Click on this LINK view maps of locations
