ACOTAR 6 Midnight Release
Advertised midnight book launch for the new Sarah J. Maas ACOTAR book; costumes invited.
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Advertised midnight book launch for the new Sarah J. Maas ACOTAR book; costumes invited.
Relaxed arts, crafts and conversation for people aged 18+. All sexualities, genders and identities welcome. Bring supplies if desired; basic materials provided. No creative experience required.
Working It Out gender identity peer support and discussion for trans and gender-diverse people and those questioning their gender. Most suitable for adults over 18. Contact Garry before first attendance.
Weekly Scottish country dancing class.
Saturday 7am, South Burnie Beach Yacht Club Free first 6 paddles, $200 pa adults 0406 625 583
Concert Band - Monday adults, Thursday juniors $50 pa, $35 per term Robert 0438 648 606
Griffin Original Productions present Michelle Best’s original play about female friendship, a book club and finding support through shared stories.
Spring garden celebration with live music, market stalls, plant sales and food.
Annual general meeting of Family Based Care Tasmania.
Field Naturalists Club Meetings Guide Hall, Howe St, Burnie Field trips Sunday following meeting Every 2nd Thursday 7.30 Sept-Apr Every 2nd Sunday 1pm June-Aug Membership $20 single, $25 family
Primary-school teams race electric vehicles they have designed and built. Formula Goblin is for students generally in Years 3–6. Families and spectators welcome.
1st and 3rd Wednesday monthly Various locations $20 pa Merveen 0429 946 692
Historical Society Burnie 3rd Thursday Jan/Mar/May/Jul/Sep/Nov at 7.30pm Burnie Library Beverley 0467 684 755
Graham Toole performs his Kenny Rogers and Friends tribute show.
Attend a Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra concert livestream at the Burnie campus, featuring violinist Leonhard Baumgartner performing Beethoven’s violin concerto.
Rostrum Club 11 Burnie Thursday 6.30-7.30, Burnie Library $60 subscription Tess 0428 717 382
Cradle Coast Orchestra joined by members of the Derwent Symphony Orchestra perform Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony and Mendelssohn’s violin concerto, with soloist Dr Sarah Scheermeijer.
1st Wednesday monthly 7.30pm Burnie Golf Club, 47-49 Scarfe St, Camdale $15 single, $20 double membership Carol 0409 258 268
French boules social game Tuesday 1.30-3.30, Thursday 5.30-7.00 Terrain next to Burnie Bowls carpark Les Clark 0444 525 434
1st Monday monthly 10am South Burnie Bowls Club $30 pa Elizabeth 6431 2203
A family circus workshop introducing juggling, hula-hooping and ground acrobatics.
An all-ages circus comedy exploring possible careers through juggling and acrobatics. This is the performance accompanying the separately listed workshops.
Burnie Musical Society presents a musical comedy about a singer finding friendship in a convent. Multiple performances in October.
Bridge Club Burnie Free lessons Thursdays 11am-12pm burniebridgeclub@gmail.com Christine 0439 118 316
1st or 2nd Monday monthly, $135 pa Burnie RSL Club Diane 0400 478 862
Community running event with 10 km, 5 km and children’s distances.
Opening evening for the Youth TASART 2026 exhibition.
2nd Tuesday monthly from 5.30pm for 6pm start Meeting Room, Menai Hotel Monthly social cuppa on Saturday mornings - see Facebook page
Community garage sales across two weekends. Register a sale or use the organiser’s sale finder to locate participating addresses.
Tuesday corporate bowls for teams and social players. New bowlers welcome; contact the club about joining or entering a team.
Australian Pantera tribute performance.
Music afternoon supporting veterans’ welfare. Walk-up artists, members and non-members welcome.
End-of-year music fundraiser supporting veterans’ welfare. Walk-up artists, members and non-members welcome.
Carnival hosted by TasCarnivals and Devonport Athletic Club, advertising cycling, woodchopping and running.
Working It Out relaxed arts, crafts and conversation for people aged 18+. All sexualities, genders and identities welcome. Bring supplies if desired; basic materials provided. No creative experience required.
Community farmers market featuring fresh local and organic produce.
Orchid Society Devonport 2nd Friday each month, 2pm Maidstone Hall, Main Rd, Spreyton Denise 0411 647 110
Working It Out gender identity peer support and discussion for trans and gender-diverse people and those questioning their gender. Most suitable for adults over 18. Contact Garry before your first attendance.
NW Film Society Devonport 2nd Wednesday monthly, 7pm, Reading Cinemas Online Games Night Devonport 2nd Saturday 1-5pm and 5.30-9.30pm, Paranaple Convention Centre
Toastmasters Club, 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 6.15pm, Mersey Yacht Club, Ph 0488 433 149
Dragons Abreast NW - Saturday 8.45am Mersey Yacht Club, 6 Anchor Drive, East Devonport Jill 0419 580 972
Two-day Rhythm2Recovery facilitator training course.
Regional Autistic Engagement Network casual social group for adults aged 18+. Support people welcome. Meet the facilitator in the front bar facing the water. Drinking is optional; food available to order.
Fete hosted by Rotary Club of Devonport North and Home Hill, advertising more than 50 stallholders, food and coffee vans, and live music.
Karaoke night at the Devonport RSL bar.
Fifty-minute cross-country mountain-bike race with age-group grades. BBQ and soft drinks afterwards.
Every Monday 3.30-4.30 Paranaple Centre
Adults-only evening combining comedy, bingo, singalong music and live performance. Ages 18+.
Adults-only ventriloquism comedy show with Natalie May.
Halloween live professional wrestling presented by Tasmanian Championship Wrestling with Island State Brewing.
Every Monday 9.30-10 and Friday 10-10.30 Paranaple Centre
Christmas parade, street party and carols with family activities and entertainment.
Live acoustic favourites in the bar with Scott Lewis.
Live acoustic favourites in the bar with Scott Lewis.
Last sailing out of Devonport (Spirit I).
First sailing on new vessels (Spirit V).
A family spring celebration with live local music, food vendors, market stalls, rides, face painting and children's activities.
Every Wednesday 10-10.30 Paranaple Centre
Weekly informal walk and talk for men of all ages and abilities, hosted by MCT North West Mates.
Regional Autistic Engagement Network social group for neurodivergent teenagers and adults aged 14+. Participants aged 14–17 must have a parent or guardian present throughout. Games, puzzles, crafts and other activities available.
Meet local employers and explore training opportunities and employment support.
Pickleball sessions for all ages and skill levels. Bookings essential.
A friendly, judgment-free environment featuring prepared speeches, impromptu speaking (Table Topics), and constructive peer evaluations.
Punk band 28 Days celebrate their thirtieth anniversary.
Christmas music party featuring Hot Dub Time Machine and Art vs. Science.
Jet perform as part of their regional tour.
Lions Club of Forth Valley 1st and 4th Wednesday monthly Forth Community Hall $50 pa, call Di 0422 876 562
Castra Rd, Sprent Sunday worship service 10:00am
Guided breathwork session with immersive audio, presented by AAT – All About Tranquil Health and Wellbeing. The organiser describes the session as substance-free.
BUSY HANDS Knitters and crocheters, 1st and 3rd Mondays monthly 10am. BYO lunch. All welcome. Uniting Church hall. Gold coin donation.
130 Ironcliffe Rd. Call 6437 1000 Service 10am Sunday. Chat'n'Choose, 10am Thursday
10-11am Johnson's Beach, 1st Sat monthly
2nd Sunday monthly 9.30 am Hardy's Road Penguin, $50 per 100 targets Firearms Licence required Phone Matthew 0419 879 634
Tuesday 5.30 pm, free The Rock Community Church, Dooley Street Penguin
Monday 19th August, 1pm Location: Coroneagh Park, 50 Ironcliffe Road Enquiries: Secretary Wendy Evans 0418 140 160
Every 2nd Sunday, lunch at 12 Raffles, door entry, afternoon tea At Penguin Senior Citizens Centre
Starts Friday 21 Feb, 10.30 - 2.30 pm Sewing/patchwork/quilting Rookery at Penguin Com Op Shop
CRADLE COAST CLOGGERS Tap style dance $10/week, Monday evenings Phone Jan 0415 922 433
Last Friday monthly at 2.00pm, Penguin Sports and Services Club (Opposite historical cemetery.)
COMMUNITY GARDEN - PENGUIN Wednesday 10am - 12pm NW Environment Centre, 207 Ironcliffe Rd
Meets at Old Penguin Railway Station, Main Road Penguin, near traffic lights. Mondays 1:30-3:30 pm and Wednesdays 10 am-12 pm and 7-9 pm. $20 membership; no cost to visit. Contact Craig Dunham on 0418 559 224.
2nd Monday of the month at 1pm, Penguin Anglican Church Hall. Call Mary 6437 2420.
Penguin Senior Citizens Club Social, Mondays 1pm, 0498 488 589
Rookery in Penguin Op Shop, 10-12, no cost. Ph: Tony 0458 888 339
Tuesdays 11am, Penguin Bakery
Eight-week mindfulness meditation course with Mary.
Community shed sessions for social connection and practical activities.
A Sunday undercover market offering produce, handmade goods, collectables, plants, food and local music.
Sunday worship. Visitors welcome.
Every 2nd Thursday 12.30 pm. Music, raffles and afternoon tea.
Mondays and Wednesdays 6:30pm to 7:30pm Penguin Primary School Ph 0498 833 858
PENGUIN VILLAGE STITCHERS Tuesdays, quilting group + anything involving stitches. Penguin Uniting Church Hall, Tues 10-2, $3 Call Carol: 0400 442 487 or 6406 0823
Every Monday afternoon 1 pm Penguin Senior Citizens Centre
Main Road Penguin, near traffic lights. Sunday 9.30am. Call Mary 6437 2420
Sunday church service. Coffee from 9:45 am before the 10:30 am service.
Fridays 10am - 2pm, RESEED Centre, 30 King Edward St. Ph 6436 2339
Weekly Monday social indoor bias bowls. Contact the club separately about pennant arrangements.
Fridays 9.30 AM, 0420 703 701, $10/class
Sunday services 10 a.m.
Community Garden, Saturdays, Sulphur Creek Hall. Ph 0409 237 018
Pre-loved clothing market with coffee van and cricket club canteen. Stallholders bring their own rack or table.
Vinyasa Flow - Wednesdays 6pm, Turners Beach Football Club, Henry St Dance Fit - Scout Hall, Wednesdays 9.15am, $10/class, 0420 703 701
An evening market with local food, artisan crafts, live entertainment and activities for all ages.
Thursdays 1pm Studio 2 HIVE, $5 per week
Tuesdays 10am, HIVE Studio 2
ART ADVENTURES Fridays 9.30am - 12 pm, Amy Unit, Ulverstone Neighbourhood House, West Ulverstone, Ph 6425 4186
60 Alexandra Road, Ulverstone Sunday Service 10.00am www.ub.church Phone 6425 6306
Wednesdays 2-3pm, Ulverstone Library
Dementia support group for carers.
1st Thursday of month at 1pm, East Ulverstone Football Clubrooms Ph Carol 0439 368 144
3rd Wednesday monthly 10am, Rotary Shed, 2 Flora St, West Ulverstone. Aileen 0448 004 784
36 John Street, Ulverstone Sunday Service 9.30am
ANGLICAN CHURCH - ULVERSTONE Kings Parade, next to Maccas Sunday 9.30am with kids program Wednesday service 1.30pm Church office Tel. 6425 1003
26 Leven Street Worship and Lord's Supper Sunday 10.30am Call Josh Marks 0400 199 164
Tuesdays 4.30pm, Ulverstone Neighbourhood House
Fridays 9.30am, Athlete 42
Fridays 5.30pm-7pm, Bowls and Community Club Dance Fit - Ulv Uniting Church, Thu 9.15am, 0420 703 701
A friendly, safe and welcoming book group for women. Books are supplied free by the Tasmanian Library. There is a $2 charge for venue hire and a cuppa. Currently has a vacancy.
A time to craft, chat and have a cuppa. Bring your own projects or join in with ours. $2 gold coin donation. Children are welcome under supervision. Suitable for knitting, sewing, crochet, embroidery and paper-based crafts, with a wide variety available.
Fridays 9.30am-11am, Ph Trina 6425 2630
Bootscootin' Devils Line Dancing Classes Tuesdays 6.30pm-8.30pm and Thursdays 9.30am-11.30am, Ulverstone Rowing Club, Ph Deb 0447 313 006
Central Coast, Mondays 10am to 1.30pm Presbyterian Hall, Main Street Ulverstone Ph 0408 257 541
ULVERSTONE COASTCARE 2nd Wednesday of month at Buttons Creek Ph 0418 142 790
Thursdays 10am-3pm, Studio 2 HIVE
A fungi-inspired watercolour workshop for adults of all abilities.
Thursdays 10am, Studio 2 HIVE
Tuesdays 1pm, Studio 2 HIVE
ULVERSTONE COMMUNITY GARDEN Mondays and Thursdays, 9.30-12.30 Third Saturday monthly, 9.30-12.30 2 Westshore Road, West Ulverstone ulverstonegarden@gmail.com
1a Amherst St, West Ulverstone Worship and Communion Sunday 10.30am Ladies Coffee 2nd Thurs of month 10.00am Call 6425 1809
2nd Saturday of the month at 10am, Anglican Church, Ulverstone Ph 6425 2131
Live INXS tribute show by INXSIVE.
Solo acoustic concert by Jack Jones, advertised as part of the Hits & Stories intimate concert series.
Wednesdays and Thursdays 6.30pm-8pm
Tuesdays 5pm-7pm, Sports Centre Flora St
LEGO Club (9 yrs+) Tuesdays 3.30pm-4.30pm, Ulverstone Library Miniature Railway - 1st and 3rd Sunday monthly, 10.30am-4.00pm Maskells Rd Reserve, Ph 0438 255 119
Australian Lace Guild, Tas Branch Inc, Northwest Group Meet 10am 1st Saturday, Feb-Dec Ulverstone Secondary College, corner Leven and Walker Streets Free lessons provided Michele 0418 307 576 or Janet 0447 254 161
2nd Thursday monthly, 10am, Gospel Hall
1st Monday 10am, Ulverstone Bowls Club, Kerrie 0400 080 344, Barbara 0400 869 538
Fridays 1pm, Ulverstone Squash Club
Wednesdays 9.30am-11.30am
Tuesdays 1pm Studio 2 HIVE
Printmaking group for practising skills, sharing ideas and peer support. Contact Leven Regional Arts about joining and materials.
Fridays 5.30pm-7.30pm
Wednesdays 10.00am-12.00pm, Studio 2 HIVE
Tuesdays 9.30am-11.30am school terms, Ulverstone Anglican Church
Mondays 10am, McCarthy's Bread Lounge
Tuesday 10am, Studio 2 HIVE
Tuesdays 1pm, Reformed Church Hall
Mondays 1.30-4.30pm, Fridays 10am-1pm
1st Saturday bi-monthly 1.30pm, Scout Hall, 73 Alexandra Road, Ph David 0438 014 308
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays 10am - 4pm Ph 0487 654 711
Support group welcoming people with Parkinson’s, partners, carers and families. November presenter: Maya Wilkinson, Palliative Care Tasmania, discussing the Pallicaring Guide and the role of palliative care.
Wednesdays 10am, Studio 2 HIVE
Saturdays 1pm-3pm, Ulverstone Sports Centre Pickleball Tasmania sessions - day and evening, equipment provided
59 Main St, Ulverstone Family Sunday Service 10am
13 Leven Street, Ulverstone Sunday 10:30 AM www.ulvpcea.org
4th Friday at Hey Buddy 10.30am
Evolving museum exhibition exploring Central Coast soils, minerals, industry and creation.
Montgomery Room Sunday 10.30am Ph 0439 105 194
Fridays 10.30am-11am, Library Setup for Success Little Joeys Playgroup (Birth-5 yrs) Mondays 9-10.30am, Sacred Heart Catholic School, Ph 6425 2680
Long-term display of bronze sculpture studies by Auguste Rodin and Rick Amor.
Tuesday 6 for 6.30pm, Ulverstone Bowls and Community Club
23 Victoria Street, Ulverstone Sunday Worship 10.30am
Wednesdays 10am-all day, Studio 2 HIVE
Mondays 2.45pm-3.45pm, Rowing Club
Tuesdays and Thursdays 6.30pm-7.30pm, Ulverstone East Primary School, Ph 0407 562 898
Live music by Sista Hipsta at The Pier.
Two-hour circus play session for the whole family, with trainer guidance available. Each session must be booked individually through the organiser’s website.
Live music and moving images combine beneath Hive's planetarium dome. Two separate sessions are advertised: 1:00–2:00 pm and 3:00–4:00 pm. Limited seating; booking recommended.
A Shania Twain tribute show with live band.
Tuesdays 10am-10.30am, Library
Mondays 1.30pm, Rowing Club, Ph 6425 5275
first Wednesday 10.30am, call Anne 0448 990 837
Mondays 10am-12pm Studio 2 HIVE
Saturdays 9am, McCarthy's Bread Lounge
First Thursday of month at 12.30pm, Uniting Church Hall, Reibey St, Ulverstone Ph Betty 6425 2222
1st Monday each month 10am, $30 pa + $10 each meeting, Phone Jan 0437 560 136
Monday Tai Chi. Contact the club about participation and membership requirements.
Tuesdays 9.45am-12 noon
Saturday Bible study followed by the main worship service.
A public truck show at Ulverstone Showground.
Reibey Street, Ulverstone Worship service at 10am Sunday
Tuesdays 9.30am, Masonic Hall
Mondays 1pm, Studio 2 HIVE
A health and wellness expo featuring more than 15 local businesses, four guest speakers, food and drinks, and interactive experiences and demonstrations.