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Join us this March for a celebration of Launceston's independent retail scene. From trunk shows to styling sessions, catwalks and tours of our city’s best hidden gems, Launceston will come to life for this showcase of stores you can’t find anywhere else.Embrace the eclectic and unique blend of retailers we’re so lucky to... Read more
Boutique Week
, Launceston
A day of free family fun in the city? Yes please! Super Sale Saturday is Launceston's annual sales extravaganza, featuring competitions, live music and entertainment for the whole family. Visitors to the city on the day can expect circus workshops, face painting, roving entertainers, buskers and performances from a variety... Read more
Super Sale Saturday
, Launceston
Established in March of 2021, the annual 3-day Launceston Ukulele Jamboree is expanding each year, and is a glorious mixture of professional acts from across Australia as well as international performers, audience participation with mass play-along and vocal events, flash mobs, interactive workshops, a music market, and... Read more
Launceston Ukulele Jamboree
21 Various locations, Launceston
For those that first heard Holy Holy in their guitar-driven and folk-oriented early days, the sound of Cellophane might come as a shock to the system. It is the farthest the duo have strayed from their origins yet, full of AutoTune-driven vocal runs and an electric undercurrent that surges through each blood-pumping cut.... Read more
Holy Holy
60, 64 Elizabeth Street, Launceston
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Eat & drink
Your guide to food and drink in Launnie
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Playful eats
People often ask Jonny and Ally McCoy of Pachinko where their restaurant’s name comes from. The answer is, Japan, like some of the inspiration for their cuisine.
From food van to bricks and mortar
Catering for Launceston’s hungry diners every day is no mean feat. A number of businesses started slow and small and took advantage of the opportunities for food stalls and vans around the city...
Gastronomy: a love of Launceston's food
Gastronomy is typically defined as the study of the relationship between food and culture.
Shop
Learn more about the faces behind your favourite Launnie businesses
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Colour vision
An exquisite display in the window of Reflekt is a treat for the eyes in mid-winter – literally. On crisp, bright days, sunglasses give comfort in the winter sun.
That family feeling: a conversation with The Grain Grocer
The Grain Grocer is a Launceston small business staple- find out how the owner, Jo, came to own the business and what she thinks of Launceston in this interview.
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We acknowledge the Tasmanian Aboriginal people (pakana) as the traditional custodians of this land, lutruwita, and their continuing connection to the land, sea, waterways, and skies. We pay respect to elders past and present, as they hold the memories, traditions, culture, and hope for generations to come; and to all those who continue caring for country, sharing stories, and upholding rights.