Aerial view of Table Cape Tulip Farm
Experiences

What's on spring 2024

Your new to-do list from September to November 2024.

Tamar Valley Peace Festival

21 - 29 September

Held at multiple venues across Launceston, expect local artists, live music, interactive workshops, food stalls, cultural performances and family-friendly activities, all aimed at spreading joy and unity. This year’s theme is “Peace...it starts with me”.

Have a blooming good time in Wynyard

12 October

Dive into a sea of colour at the Wynyard Tulip Festival, set on the banks of the Inglis River at Gutteridge Gardens. The Table Cape Tulip Farm blooms with over 80,000 tulips at this annual floral festival with a packed schedule of live music, performance artists, food vans and kids’ entertainment. All topped off with a 9pm fireworks display. Enjoy delicious Tassie treats like scallop pies and berry desserts, dance to homegrown live music, get your face painted and take a hayride. The perfect start to spring.

Beautiful daffodils at Longford Blooms

Credit: BasieB

Inspecting gems at the West Coast Heritage & Minerals Fair

Credit: Tourism Australia

Find your peace in the Tamar Valley

Credit: Dusan Stankovic

West Coast Heritage & Minerals Fair

9 - 10 November

Colloquially known as the ‘Gem Fair’, this annual event, held in Zeehan, celebrates the cultural heritage and mineralogical resources of the region. The gem and mineral traders are hosted in the historic Gaiety Theatre. Plus food, live music and kids’ entertainment.

Longford Blooms

16 - 17 November

Held on the third weekend of November each year, this annual festival blooms larger every year. Think new gardens, more stalls, more great food. Plant lovers will love this year’s feature: a historic garden that has never before been opened to the public. All proceeds go to charity, too.

Spring must-see events for the revheads

Car lovers are spoiled for choice with a series of motoring events across the state. Get your motors running!