Spring Bay Mill is your one-stop School Camp shop on the east coast of lutruwita/Tasmania.

Large glamping tents to share. Heaps of indoor and outdoor spaces. Beaches and boat rides. Organic food gardens, worm farms and beehives. Engaging historical site tours. And an in-house chef to cook for and with the kids.

Come to our upcoming Open Day to see the facilities, stay for afternoon tea and chat with us about co-creating a camp to suit your curriculum and budget.

Commemorating 200 years of the Amos Family in Australia. This historic event will be held at the family estates at Cranbrook, Tasmania. A daytime event of two days – open to family members, relatives and interested parties and showcasing the homesteads, Gala Kirk, Amos Cemetery and much more. Note: Your ticket covers the entire weekend.

SPOKE MOTORCYCLE FESTIVAL (SPOKE) is a unique event that celebrates the love of motorbikes and the joy of racing and riding in Tasmania. The festival features a combination of motorcycle races, demonstrations and the best of Tasmania’s locally produced food, beer, wine and spirits, local artists and musical entertainment, workshops, sales and merchandise, family-friendly activities, and glamping options for campers who want that extra bit of Tasmanian luxury. Held on a privately owned beach on Tasmania’s East Coast, SPOKE celebrates Tasmania’s distinct and pristine natural environment and is one of very few motorcycle festivals with stunning ocean views. The event is designed to build on Tasmania’s interest in motorsports, motorcycles and the motorcycle lifestyle and provides a forum for individuals, families, businesses, and those interested in motorbikes and motorsports to meet, race, share stories, learn, showcase new merchandise, all within a relaxed, fun, and family-friendly festival environment.

The Coles Bay Triathlon is held within the natural reserves of beautiful Coles Bay, on the east coast of Tasmania, Australia. Learn more about Coles Bay here. The most exciting triathlon of the year, held in arguably the most scenic surrounding in Australia. A 1.9 km swim, 90 km ride and 21.1 km run (Half), 375/10/2.5 (Enticer) and 500/20/5 (Sprint), with the most spectacular natural back drop you will ever experience. Coles Bay is situated at the northern edge of the Freycinet National Park.

Bicheno Market: 9am - 1pm @ Bicheno Lions Park

Black Dog Ride's iconic annual 1 Dayer aims to start a National conversation about depression and suicide prevention.
Help Black Dog Ride get the country talking and join your local 1 Dayer on 20th March 2022.
8 Australians take their lives every single day, that's one Aussie every 3 hours losing their life to the black dog.
On the third Sunday of March, Black Dog Ride is uniting under one banner with one voice on one single day to amplify a national message of hope, awareness and prevention. Let's get the conversation started, register for the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer 2022 today!

From the creators of Where Song Began (***** Limelight Magazine) & Songs of Disappearance (#2 on the ARIA Charts), this performance will take you on an epic journey alongside migratory shorebirds as they connect continents and cultures. A cinematic concert experience, Life on Land’s Edge draws on art, science, and music from across the ages. Spectacular footage and soundscapes set the scene for two of Australia's most adventurous musicians. Be immersed in one of nature's greatest stories. The Bowerbird Collective | Simone Slattery, violin & Anthony Albrecht, cello The 60-minute performance is followed by a Q&A. For more information visit Bowerbird Collective 

“Stepping into the Future” twilight careers Expo has now been set for Thursday March 31st. The careers booklet will be launched at this event.

To present the proposal for redevelopment of the: SWANSEA MAIN STREET PAVING PROJECT
Meeting Date: Tuesday 5th April 2022
Meeting Time: 11:30AM – 1:30PM
Location: Main Street Boardwalk Adjacent
The latest design drawings for the proposed Projects are available on Council’s website https://gsbc.tas.gov.au/community-projects/major-projects/ and for viewing at the Triabunna Council Office. The display will be available for viewing, questions, and comments at the community consultation.

APRIL 8 - 10, 2022 | The festival’s theme for 2022 is Kelp Forests, which play a vital role in the ecosystems of the East Coast and have been a staple for East Coast lutruwita / Tasmania Aboriginal people from the region for thousands of years.