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Our yoga sessions focus on improving your flexibility and mobility, balance and co-ordination.
Join our experienced and friendly instructors for classes designed for all bodies and levels of experience.

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

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

Mat Pilates is a form of exercise that focuses on strengthening the core muscles, improving flexibility and enhancing overall body alignment. It involves performing a series of controlled movements on a mat, using body weight as a resistance. The exercises target specific muscle groups including the abdominals, back, hips, and glutes.

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.

Mat Pilates is a form of exercise that focuses on strengthening the core muscles, improving flexibility and enhancing overall body alignment. It involves performing a series of controlled movements on a mat, using body weight as a resistance. The exercises target specific muscle groups including the abdominals, back, hips, and glutes.

Strength For Life now has extra sessions per week* so more of Hobart can gain access this popular class.

Strength for Life aims to improve the health and vitality of older adults through exercise and community.

Weekly sessions are run by an accredited exercise physiologist and involve a combination of strength and balance exercises to help improve physical fitness and mobility for a better quality of life.

All fitness levels are welcome! Please wear comfortable clothing and a drink bottle.

*Only 1 class per person per week.

Beginners Yoga focuses on improving flexibility and mobility, balance and coordination.

The class encourages everyone to take their time to experience each individual pose and to move at their own pace. Props will be provided to support joints and areas of tension.

This is suitable for beginners and intermediate practitioner with instructors from Udara.

Join experienced fitness instructor Megs for a mix of stretching, Pilates, yoga, and 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.

Step away from the hustle and bustle of the city and join Luke Parry for a free 2-hour concert at our Launceston wellness hub.

Luke Parry is a homegrown roots musician from Tasmania blending the grit of Southern blues with the soul of Americana and the storytelling of country.
Influenced by tradition but driven by originality, his sound is raw, honest, and unmistakably his own.

Join Luke as he performs some of his latest original material — stripped back, heartfelt, and straight from the soul.

This is a walk in event, no bookings required

Join Fabrice Bisimwa in a dance cardio session which will burn more calories than running on the treadmill!
No experience needed so it's perfect for beginner dancers.

The program includes dance workouts and moves that tone your legs, glutes and provide a full ab/core burnout.

Bring comfy clothing, a drink bottle and your energy!

This training is open to all physiotherapists with an interest in supporting people living with motor neurone disease (MND).

A specialised course designed by ReSPiCoND Collaborative that will help you deepen your understanding and enhance your skills in supporting ventilation and managing airway clearance in individuals with MND across their disease progression.

Rediscover the sounds you love with a quick free 15-minute hearing check* with Hearing Australia’s friendly team. 

At the hearing check, Hearing Australia staff will guide you through maintaining good hearing health and provide information on how to manage common hearing issues. Take the first step to start your journey towards better hearing. 

Walk in and make your booking on the day in our wellness hub from 9am. To secure a hearing check, you must book with our team on the day.

* Only 15-minute hearing checks are free. Other services may attract charges/fees or may be subsidised for those eligible under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program, to which conditions apply. A hearing check is a screening that helps identify people that may have hearing loss.

Our minds are constantly talking to us, but sometimes they are not telling the truth. Automatic, habitual negative thoughts can ruin your day, steal your happiness, and prolong grief. In this session, Rebecca will teach strategies that help you learn to identify self-critical, overgeneralised and guilty thoughts, replacing them with helpful thoughts that give you a more accurate and fair assessment of any situation. 

This training through Kentish Regional Clinic aims to provide 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.

Join us for a 30 minute heart-pumping Boxing HIIT session which will cover every single muscle from your inner core to your obliques!

This fast-paced workout includes ab and core work, mobility, stretch, and HIIT exercises like squats, lunges and jumping jacks, in between intervals of shadowboxing, and it is ideal for those with a moderate to high fitness level looking to improve overall aerobic fitness and increased core strength.

Bring a drink bottle, comfortable clothing, a towel and your energy!

Trauma is usually invisible to the human eye. This workshop will help you to understand the internal landscape of those affected by trauma, the common impacts on a person’s brain and body, and what this means in terms of behaviour, social skills, self-regulation and more. As your understanding develops you will gain more confidence to express your understanding and interact in a skilful way with those impacted by trauma.

Join Teen Challenge Tasmania for an inspiring evening of hope and transformation.
The Futures with Hope Mocktail Party isn’t just a party—it’s creating brighter futures for at-risk youth struggling with social connection, barriers to education, mental health issues, substance use, and pathways to employment. This alcohol-free evening challenges you: for one night, stand with young people striving for a better future.

Come along to a session that creates deep relaxation for the mind and body, and is a gentle wellness experience that is open for all.

Created for people who seek a meditative or calming state. In our modern culture, we may find it difficult to practice meditation or to carve out the time to pause. By stepping into a deep experience of music-sound, we can restore from our busy lifestyles, everyday stresses and open space to be more in the moment.

Join life coach Megan Woods for this fun and interactive workshop designed to recharge your batteries this winter.

This workshop will introduce you to the seven types of energy / ‘batteries’ we use to function and explore how shorter days, winter weather and more time indoors draws on different types of energy. Develop new strategies for the winter months ahead to recharge (and even supercharge) your batteries.

Our minds are constantly talking to us, but sometimes they are not telling the truth. Automatic, habitual negative thoughts can ruin your day, steal your happiness, and prolong grief. In this session, Rebecca will teach strategies that help you learn to identify and then replace the self-critical, overgeneralised and guilty thoughts with more helpful thoughts that give you a more accurate, fair assessment of any situation. Filtering out the negative thoughts is empowering, and ultimately leads to improved mental and emotional states.  

Please note Information Sessions are general in nature and not designed to replace the advice or care of a qualified health professional. Please consult your relevant qualified health professional prior to making any changes/decisions regarding your personal circumstances.

Lifeline's Accidental Counsellor workshop empowers you to develop the skills needed to offer compassionate and effective support to loved ones, colleagues, or even strangers experiencing emotional distress.

Whether facing these situations at home, work, or in your community, this workshop provides valuable tools you can use to navigate them confidently.

While this workshop doesn't qualify you as a professional counsellor, you'll gain the confidence and practical tools to offer compassionate and helpful support to friends, family, colleagues, and others in need.

Join life coach Megan Woods for this fun and interactive workshop designed to recharge your batteries this winter.

This workshop will introduce you to the seven types of energy / ‘batteries’ we use to function and explore how shorter days, winter weather and more time indoors draws on different types of energy. Develop new strategies for the winter months ahead to recharge (and even supercharge) your batteries.

A First Aid Information session for parents and carers of babies and young children.

During the session you will learn information on children's health, first aid, and safety in a warm and friendly environment.

A two and half hour First Aid Information Session for parents and carers of babies and young children.

During the session you will learn information on children's health, first aid, and safety in a warm and friendly environment, including areas such as Burns, Choking, Seizures, CPR & Resuscitation.

Join cycle educator Eden Sallenbach for an information session for women on the physiology of their menstrual cycles. This session will include anatomy diagrams, cervical fluid/LH testing information, and fertile window information. Learn about what is optimal versus suboptimal with hormone fluctuations, and what symptoms are normal versus abnormal and worth exploring. A comprehensive session, encompassing information that every woman will benefit greatly from.

This short workshop is designed to provide everyone with the language skills to talk safely about suicide.
Using the Recognise, Respond, and Refer Lifeline framework to structure the workshop, we explore guiding a conversation from beginning to end. Starting with understanding why someone may consider suicide, preparing yourself mentally, ways to begin the conversation, right through to asking if they are considering suicide, suggesting referral pathways, and taking care of yourself once the conversation is over.

Join Tasmanian Shakespeare Company at our Launceston wellness hub as they perform A Tender Thing. Originally created for the Royal Shakespeare Company, A Tender Thing is a reimagining of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare’s timeless poetry provides the backdrop for this delicate and moving account of old age, memory and the demands we make of those we love. When a married couple discover that their lifetime together is drawing to a close, they realise they cannot contemplate being apart.

Join yoga teacher Annie Fitzgerald for a slow flow class dedicated to learning and understanding the practice of noticing and sitting with our thoughts and feelings.

Encouraging openness, self-compassion and acceptance this combination of mindfulness and gentle yoga postures is for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of self through the body.
Come and celebrate International Yoga Day at our Launceston wellness hub where we celebrate that yoga is for every body.

Join long term yoga instructor Kally Bushby for a gentle seated yoga practice designed to release stagnation and promote vitality through breath, awareness and movement. 
Come and celebrate International Yoga Day at our Launceston wellness hub where we celebrate that yoga is for every body.

Yoga Nidra or Yogic sleep is a state of consciousness between waking and sleeping induced by a guided meditation designed to unravel stress and tension. Join yoga teacher Gill Pitt for this special session to celebrate International Yoga Day.

Join yoga teacher Jess Manning and multi-instrumentalist Lila Meleisea for a unique yoga flow session experiencing the magic of movement and live rhythm together! In celebration of International Yoga Day and the Winter Solstice, Jess and Lila create an atmosphere to warm up your body and soul. Embrace the joy of this playful exploration and let your spirit flow.

This training is designed to provide individuals and communities with the essential skills and resources required to identify and respond to a person at risk of suicide and build on a community’s capacity to eliminate suicide.
Kentish Regional Clinic Inc. is the registered organisation to deliver the CORES Suicide Prevention Training (Community Owned Response to Eliminating Suicide), CORES Self-Care and Mental Wellbeing Workshops, CORES Understanding Mental Wellbeing for Effective Communication, and LGBTIQA+ Professional Development.

When life takes a turn and a transition is needed, often we're forced into crisis and overwhelm. This interactive workshop offers older adults, and their families, insights to navigate property transitions for downsizing, aged care transitions and deceased estates with greater confidence and awareness. We'll tackle these topics in a light-hearted manner, sharing some of the key concepts and offering practical tips through engaging activities, discussion and a cuppa to finish with.

Restorative Qigong is a gentle form of exercise that combines relaxation, posture, slow breathing, meditation and movement into one art.

Benefits of Qigong include:

• Improved immune function
• Strengthens muscles
• Increases flexibility
• Calming to the mind and more

All Tasmanians impacted by cancer may be eligible to attend (subject to availability), for program details and to register contact Cancer Council Tasmania, Hobart Supportive Care team on 1300 65 65 85 or email supportservicessouth@cancertas.org.au.

Learn communication skills and regulation strategies for reducing conflict across many aspects of your life; including your workplace, family relationships and friendships.

This is an 18+ event.

In the lead up to the agriCULTURED Festival join us for a workshop designed to teach participants techniques to minimise food waste while creating nutritious meals at home.  Participants will learn zero waste cooking methods, practical guidance on growing their own produce at home or in community gardens, and how to exchange homegrown produce within the community.  The session concludes with a shared meal for all participants.

This specialised 4-hour course designed by Mental Health First Aid Australia empowers adults with the skills and confidence to support someone who may be engaging in non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). Whether you're a friend, family member, colleague, or community member, this training helps you recognise the signs, respond effectively, and offer meaningful support.

Recognised by Suicide Prevention Australia as a safe and effective program, this course is ideal for anyone wanting to make a real difference in their community. No prior mental health training is required—just a willingness to learn and support others.

Take the first step in becoming a more confident and compassionate responder. Book your place today and help create a more understanding and supportive world.

Most organizations prioritize physical safety, but often ignore the unseen harm caused by a toxic work environment. This workshop delves into the often-invisible realm of psychological harm. We'll equip you with practical tools to cultivate a culture of psychological safety within your team. Leave with a clear action plan to ensure legal compliance, navigate psychological hazards, and nurture a thriving workplace.

Join Festival of Voices for a series of free pop-up performances across the state with choirs and vocal groups from Tasmania and across Australia. Sit back and enjoy with the harmonies of the Cranbourne Chorale and Glee East, celebrating the power of voice and community.

This is a walk-in event, no bookings required.

1000 Hearts is a social enterprise which encourages kindness through action. Our global community makes eco-friendly felt pocket hearts which are created and gifted in random acts of kindness. 

We will provide materials and instruction for attendees to make their own hearts and learn about the benefits of compassion.

This is a walk in event, no bookings required.

Sometimes, feeling more connected to others needs comes down to using the right love language. Love languages are ways we prefer to show affection and care. Join life coach Megan Woods to explore the different types of love languages, and how you can use them to deepen your relationships with partners, friends and family.

Rediscover the sounds you love with a quick free 15-minute hearing check* with Hearing Australia’s friendly team. At the hearing check, Hearing Australia staff will guide you through maintaining good hearing health and provide information on how to manage common hearing issues. Take the first step to start your journey towards better hearing.
Walk in and make your booking on the day in our wellness hub from 9:00am. To secure a hearing check, you must book with our team on the day.

 * Only 15-minute hearing checks are free. Other services may attract charges/fees or may be subsidised for those eligible under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program, to which conditions apply. A hearing check is a screening that helps identify people that may have hearing loss.

Struggling with hip or knee pain? Kieser’s Hip and Knee program strengthens muscles, improves joint stability, and reduces pain, helping you move with confidence. Learn how our physiotherapist-led program can slow pain progression, enhance mobility, and keep you active without surgery.

This free information session is presented by Marcus Bessell (Physiotherapist - Kieser Hobart).

Sometimes, feeling more connected to others needs comes down to using the right love language. Love languages are ways we prefer to show affection and care. Join life coach Megan Woods to explore the different types of love languages, and how you can use them to deepen your relationships with partners, friends and family.

Join us for an evening with four-time Olympic gold medallist and melanoma survivor Cate Campbell.

Hear Cate’s story of how a routine skin check led to a stage one melanoma diagnosis and how it changed her perspective on health, sun safety, and advocacy.

All proceeds support life-saving melanoma research and education.

Join Dr. Bruno Cayoun for a 45-minute mindfulness meditation to enhance presence, emotional balance, and compassion through mindfulness of breath, body sensations and loving-kindness meditation. Dr. Cayoun is an experienced psychologist who has been teaching mindfulness meditation in clinical practice for the past 24 years to support wellbeing and personal growth.

Chairs and yoga mats are provided but bring your own cushions if needed.

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.

Join Festival of Voices for a series of free pop-up performances across the state with choirs and vocal groups from Tasmania and across Australia. Sit back and enjoy a range of singers celebrating the power of voice and community. Choirs on the day include Singcognito, Gospella and Vox Harmony.

This is a walk in event, no bookings required.

Join Festival of Voices for a series of free pop-up performances across the state with choirs and vocal groups from Tasmania and across Australia. Sit back and enjoy Deep South, Adelaide Allsorts Harmory Chorus, Sisongke, and Frankston Ladies Choir, celebrating the power of voice and community.

This is a walk in event, no bookings required.

Have you experienced mental health challenges? Would you like to have a say in how mental health services are designed?

Self-Empower Now training is aimed at building people’s skills to empower them to take ownership of their mental health journey and become a “lived experience” representative.

Join Mental Health Lived Experience Tasmania (MHLET) for this free training session to learn how to boost the skills and capacity of Tasmanians, self-advocate in your recovery journey, and advocate for positive change in the mental health sector. Lunch is also provided.

This session is for people 18+. Registrations and more information through admin@mhlet.org.au or (03) 6223 1952

Do you love making music with friends? Or perhaps you’ve always dreamed of being in a band? Maybe you just love a good old sing in the shower? Join the Learning team from the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra as they facilitate an hour of interactive games and activities that will have you playing, singing, listening and exploring music. No previous experience is required, just enthusiasm and a willingness to participate in this fun, 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.

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. 

Loop Jam is a fully interactive community music making experience. With the use of a looping device and drum machine, you can make and play your own music with loads of instruments provided or sing to your favourite music.

This is popular activity for all ages and abilities and is designed for children and their adult carer.

A First Aid Information session for parents and carers of babies and young children.

During the session you will learn information on children's health, first aid, and safety in a warm and friendly environment.

Always wanted to run 5k but not sure where to start?

Over eight weeks build up your stamina and technique, learn how to prevent injury and make running fun, and prepare for the Cancer Council’s Womens 5k run on the 14th of September. Join personal trainers from Fit’n’kicking for a guided walk/run program with like-minded people and get individual attention to help you progress from your starting point.

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

Come along and meet author Beck Burns and give Tex a pat for story time and book signing. Join Tex and his family as they travel Australia on an amazing journey searching for surf, fun, friendships and adventure. Read along with the family as they share their tales, inspiring travel, connection, and story telling. Reading will begin at 10:35am with the opportunity for questions and book signing afterwards. This is a free event for all ages!

In the lead up to the agriCULTURED Festival join celebrity chef Rhys Hannon and Eat Well Tasmania for a workshop designed to educate families on budgeting for healthy, nutritionally dense foods as an alternative to processed meals.  Participants will learn how to stretch a budget using fresh, local ingredients.  A fun, family-friendly workshop learning to prepare simple, nutritious meals together.   

An art-based introduction to our Seasons for Growth program.

Seasons for Growth is an educational program designed for teenagers (13-16yo) experiencing change, grief, and loss.

Join Home Base for their Parents/Carers and Kids Together (PaKT) Art-Based Program. This workshop is for kids and an adult carer to work together on a fun craft project. Create a 3D dream house, tropical island, shop, animal or more! No art skills necessary, just come along and have some fun together!

All materials will be provided.

Bone health is important at every stage of life! Led by accredited and practicing dietician Jaymelia Webb, this workshop will explore key nutrients for bone strength, practical food swaps, and lifestyle habits that can help you to age well and prevent osteoporosis.

1000 Hearts is a social enterprise which encourages kindness through action. Our global community makes eco-friendly felt pocket hearts which are created and gifted in random acts of kindness. 

We will provide materials and instruction for attendees to make their own hearts and learn about the benefits of compassion.

This is a walk in event, no bookings required.

Our comprehensive general first aid program covers DRSABCD and offers engaging activities for kids of all ages. Little ones can bandage teddies and learn to call 000, while older children practice CPR and defibrillation. Learn the skills needed to keep yourself and your family safe.

Come and learn about what it means to look after yourself by taking care of your mind, body, soul, and the space around you.

Join Relationships Australia for this free information session for International Self Care Day

Feeling down during the colder months? Did you know that what you eat can influence your mood and mental wellbeing? In this workshop, you’ll learn the connection between diet and mood, discussing how a balanced, varied diet can boost your energy and outlook. Join Dietitian Danni Hibberd to discover simple dietary changes that can help lift your spirits this winter!

Please note: Food is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to mental wellbeing. It is not a replacement for psychotherapy support or medication. If you have concerns about your mental health, please consult your GP for individualised advice.

Practice writing and reflection techniques over a six week course working towards your own memoir. Led by Fiona Couttie, an experienced and registered teacher. Workshops are suitable for any level, including beginners.

Join Dr Katie-Jane Brickwood from Body Connect Exercise Physiology for an exercise class focusing on all things bone health! Learn how to safely exercise in a way that will help to keep your muscles and bones healthy.

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

This 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.

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.

A stroke occurs in Australia every 11 minutes. Stroke can happen to anyone at any age and has lasting impacts on the individual as well as the people around them.

Colin Howell experienced a stroke at the age of 67 while seemingly fit and healthy, prompting him to become a Stroke Safe Speaker for the Stroke Foundation so he can share his journey and promote the Stroke F.A.S.T message.

In Colin’s powerful and informative session held during National Stroke Week, he will cover what a stroke is, the impact a stroke can have, the signs of stroke so that you can save someone’s life, and what you can do to prevent a stroke (80% of strokes are preventable).

Stroke can happen to anyone at any age and has lasting impacts on the individual, as well as the people around them. One in four strokes occur in people under 65 years of age.

Kate Bucknell experienced a stroke in 2016 at the age of 36, prompting her to become a Stroke Safe Speaker for the Stroke Foundation so she can share her journey and promote the Stroke F.A.S.T message.

In Kate’s powerful and informative session held during National Stroke Week, she will cover what a stroke is, the impact a stroke can have, the signs of stroke so that you can save someone’s life, and what you can do to prevent a stroke (80% of strokes are preventable).