Events

Our yoga sessions focus on improving your flexibility and mobility, balance and co-ordination.

Join long term instructors Sofia Quintero and Trisha Dunn for classes designed for all bodies and levels of experience.

After a well-received 10-week program, the run/walk club is continuing and gives you the opportunity to train with like-minded people in a program that lets you get going from the fitness and experience level you are starting from.

Build up your stamina and technique, learn how to prevent injury and make running fun with individual attention from a personal trainer.

Drop in and out when it suits your schedule and meet at the front entrance of the St Lukes building at 93 Cimitiere St.

Mat Pilates is a form of exercise that focuses on strengthening the core muscles, improving flexibility and enhancing overall body alignment.

Join Pilates teacher and Physiotherapist Lisa Barnett for this mat-based class for all abilities. A fun session to help improve your body awareness, core strength and control.

Join Chinese doctor and acupuncturist Nicholas Beasley for an ancient healing practice involving gentle movements, breathing techniques and self-massage suitable for all bodies at any age.

Through the harmonisation of the mind, body and breath, regulate the nervous system, enhance physical health and invigorate all levels of human experience.

Whether you’re looking to get fit, strengthen your body, feel good or cultivate awareness, Nia is the practice for you. Blending music, movement and mindfulness Nia combines dance, martial arts and healing modalities into joyful motion for all bodies and all ages.  

Join Michelle from My Gym in a freestyle aerobic class using old school moves like the grapevine, step touches, leg curls and many more familiar moves. The class can be low to high impact with participants given all options. Great workout for the body and the brain!! 

Be part of Sally's Ride and raise funds for local projects working on improving the mental health of the Tasmanian community.

Sally's Ride started in 2002 when Sally Fletcher rode 1,400km solo around Tasmania, raising funds for mental health in Tasmania. In 2009, in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Central Launceston, the event was expanded to include different cycling opportunities for riders of all fitness levels and abilities.

100% of registration fees collected will be directed to organisations passionate about supporting positive mental health in our community.

For the first time, join us for an exclusive pre-ride event at the new St Lukes wellness hub in Launceston. Enjoy a delicious 2 course banquet by Sweetbrew, a drink on arrival and a panel discussion featuring Tasmania's own Richie Porte and Friends hosted by Rick Fontyn.

Tickets are limited so book now!

Help us bring joy to those who are less fortunate this holiday season by donating non-perishable food items, presents for children under the age of 16, and self-care items to our Christmas giving tree. Please ensure all donations are not gift wrapped.

How's your asthma? Come along to an information and Q&A session with Jess from Asthma Australia and learn how to stay on top of asthma in the warmer months. All visitors to the session will receive a free Asthma Toolkit containing handy resources and information. 

Join Healthy Mind Centre for an exciting evening of networking designed to bring together psychology students, early career professionals, and experienced practitioners from across the community! Whether you're exploring the field, looking for internships, seeking supervisors, or simply hoping to connect with like-minded professionals, this event is for you.

Don’t miss this chance to network, learn, and explore your future in psychology, book now! 

Step away from the hustle and bustle of the city and join local harp player Emily Sanzaro for a free 2-hour concert.

About Emily:
Emily is an innovative harpist, singer, violinist and electronic loop artist with a unique performance style. She specialises in creating original compositions and covers with a twist along with music from a wide range of genres. Emily relishes any opportunity to depart from the type of music audiences expect to hear from a harp.

This training with Kentish Regional Clinic, is for service providers, interested professionals, and community members who would like to deepen their understanding and confidence in working with and/or supporting LGBTIQA+ people, with LGBTIQA+ specific information and strategies for inclusion.

Come into our Launceston wellness hub following the City of Launceston Lions Christmas Parade and keep the fun going! Have a family photo in our Christmas themed photobooth, dance to Christmas carols with Minion Kevin and Bob, get your face painted and sing along with the Scottsdale choir for a Christmas themed concert.

Christmas family photobooth and facepainting 1:00pm-3:00pm, Choir performances at 1:10pm, 1:50pm and 2:30pm, Minions Kevin and Bob visiting 1:30pm-3:00pm.

Join experienced fitness instructor Megs for a mix of stretching, Pilates, yoga, general strength work using your own body weight. There will be options for gentle through to more challenging levels with consistent cues to help people feel comfortable to work at their own pace. This class is suitable for anyone looking to improve their flexibility, balance and wellbeing.

1 in 5 Australians will experience a mental health problem in any given year. 

The Mental Health First Aid course will teach you how to provide initial support to someone who is experiencing a mental health problem or crisis. This course is based on guidelines developed through the expert consensus of people with lived experience of mental health problems and professionals.

Please note this course is not a therapy or support group, it’s an education course to learn how to give first aid to others.

Start your year with a fresh mindset and a clutter-free space! Join Melinda Ferrier, Certified KonMari Consultant and Professional Organiser, for an empowering workshop designed to help you declutter and organise with ease. Discover simple strategies, mindset shifts, and practical tips to create a more peaceful, joyful, and stress-free life.

Do you love making music with friends? Maybe you just love a good old sing in the shower? Join the Learning team from the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra for an hour of interactive games and activities that will have you singing, listening and making music. No previous experience is required, just enthusiasm and a willingness to participate in this fun and collaborative session.

This workshop is for school aged children up to 12 years of age. It is not recommended for children under the age of 4.

Please note children require the supervision of a parent or carer and will also require a ticket.

Yoga for all levels of mobility. Class size allows time and space to modify all aspects of yoga to suit participants on the day. Basics of breath, movement for improved circulation, lymphatic health and pain management.
We will be exploring basic yoga breathing techniques, gentle seated upper body twists/side bends/forward folds including slow arm, head and neck movements.
If you have mobility issues or use a wheelchair, please consult your doctor before starting chair yoga to ensure it is safe for you. 
Support people are welcome to attend with participants, please contact events@stlukes.com.au if you require further information to decide if this class is suitable for you.

Join Artistic Director of Tasdance Adam Wheeler for an all ages all abilities dance class for fun and fitness. Wear comfy clothes and bring a water bottle to keep hydrated!