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Salamanca Market

Tasmania’s own market takes place every Saturday from 8.30 am to 1.30 pm. Find out more.

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Council meetings

The next meeting of the full council will be on Monday 21 September.

Aquatic Centre

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Latest news

City firefighters prepare for bushfire season

Published on 22 September 2020

With summer fast approaching, the City of Hobart’s firefighting team was put through its paces today in preparation for the upcoming bushfire season.

Artistic icon returns to historic suburb

Published on 22 September 2020

A hand-painted map of Battery Point by the late local artist Richard Bacon has been lovingly reproduced and returned to the historic Hobart suburb.

Antarctica big part of Hobart identity

Published on 17 September 2020

The Greater Hobart community has hailed the importance of Antarctica to Hobart’s identity, as the city prepares to officially farewell the much-loved RSV Aurora Australis.

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Upcoming events

OUTA SIGHT | JAZZAMANCA : Spring Series Performance #1

26 September 2020

When you put together four likeminded, but very different Improvisor musicians, there is no telling what musical magic could happen.

Multi-award winning, internationally recognised trumpet great Scott Tinkler; guitarist, composer, twice Freedman Jazz Fellowship nominee Julius Schwing; in demand bassist, educator Hamish Houston; and Australian Jazz Hall of Fame inductee drummer Ted Vining.