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.
Handmade candles Thursday, 17 April, 1pm - 3pm | $15 Get creative and make your own candle and wax melt to take home. All materials provided. Held at the Kingborough Community Hub. Ages 13+ Activities for young people aged 12 - 19 who reside in Kingborough.
Learn how to be a magician! Thursday, 24 April 10am - 12pm | $20 Learn 8 awesome magic tricks in this fun workshop with magician Patrick Spencer. Impress your friends and family with your new skills! Held at the Kingborough Community Hub. Activities for young people aged 12 - 19 who reside in Kingborough Bookings:…
A Death Cafe is an invitation to get together to explore how anything relating to Death and Dying might be ‘understood differently’ … more naturally. An opportunity to share, become informed and provide food-for-thought for planning for one’s own death, in a relaxing atmosphere - with coffee & snacks! The objective is of a Death Cafe…
The Really Really Free Market (RRFM) is a community gathering based on the concept of giving. It is a demonstration of building community based on sharing resources, abundance, reuse, recycling, caring for one another and improving the collective lives of all. Everything is 100% free! By booking a table, you will receive a 2mx2m space…
Kingborough Council warmly invites those Kingborough volunteers to celebrate National Volunteer Week at a sparkling reception, canapés, delicious food, live entertainment and great company! Register your attendance by Friday 16 May here: Guest speakers: Paul Pritchard - International disability awareness educator Sarah Wilcox - Chairperson of Volunteers Tasmania MC Paula Wriedt - Mayor of Kingborough…
Did you know there are some simple things you can do to help reduce your cancer risk? Jane from Cancer Council Tasmania will share some tips, including which bodily signs and symptoms we suggest you get checked by a doctor. This event is a partnership with Cancer Council Tasmania
The vagus nerve is a key part of the nervous system. It plays an important role in regulating emotions and can be stimulated to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. In this practical workshop you will learn some techniques such as breathing, humming and stretching so that you can support your nervous system.
Discover the art of making Japanese sushi with a skilled sushi chef from Niko Niko. All ingredients will be provided, take some home to enjoy with loved ones. This workshop is proudly supported by the Tasmanian Government as part of the “Kingborough Together” initiative, encouraging community members from all backgrounds to share their unique cultural traditions and…
Join nutritional therapist Jill Cooper for her talk about the importance of protein in your diet as we age. Discover practical tips and strategies for incorporating protein-rich foods into your daily routine and how they play a key role in remaining vibrant as we age. Morning tea is provided. Location: Kingborough Community Hub, 7 Goshawk…
