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Things to Do in Tasmania This Weekend

Discover events, theatre, workshops and activities happening across Hobart, Devonport, Kingborough and Glenorchy this weekend.

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By The Daily Tasmania · Published 4 August 2026, 5:33 am · written 28 June 2026

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Updated Fri, 25 Sep· 25 September 2026, 6:00 pm

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Tasmania is brimming with things to do this weekend, and there's genuinely something for everyone. Whether you're keen to explore the creative side of things, pick up a new skill, or dive into some cultural experiences, the days ahead offer plenty of opportunities to get out and about.

If you're after a bit of culture, there are theatre productions and literary events happening across the state, plus workshops that let you have a go at something new. For those interested in learning something different, there are sessions on design, data and investing to discover. Sports fans and community event enthusiasts will also find activities worth checking out.

Across Hobart and beyond, from Devonport to Kingborough and Glenorchy, there's a real mix of happenings that reflect what makes Tasmania special - a chance to connect with your community, pick up something new, or just enjoy an evening out. Keep reading to find something that appeals to you this weekend.

What is on

  • Industry Day, Mon, 29 June, 10:00 am Details and bookings
  • Pride and Prejudice, Tue, 30 June, 10:00 am, Calvin Christian School - Multi Purpose Hall, Kingston Details and bookings
  • Design for trust: Data storytelling in the age of AI, Wed, 1 July, 10:00 am Details and bookings
  • Author Event: Arianne James at Devonport Library, Thu, 2 July, 10:00 am, Devonport Library, Devonport Details and bookings
  • How to Invest in AI: Stocks, Bonds and Funds for Total Beginners, Thu, 2 July, 10:00 am Details and bookings
  • Island Escape Festival, Fri, 3 July, 10:00 am, Inveresk Precinct, Invermay Details and bookings
  • Image Transfer Workshop with Gel Plates led by Jan Larcombe, Sat, 4 July, 10:00 am, Devonport Regional Gallery, Devonport Details and bookings
  • The Playboy Of The Western World - NT LIVE, Sun, 5 July, 10:00 am, The Auditorium - Kingborough Community Hub, Kingston Details and bookings
  • NAIDOC 2026, Thu, 9 July, 10:00 am, Noonameena, Newnham Details and bookings
  • 2026 Karate Australia National Championships, Fri, 10 July, 10:00 am, MyState Bank Arena, Glenorchy Details and bookings

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