Dates revealed for Winter Feast, Nude Solstice Swim
Tasmania’s Dark Mofo festival may be taking a well-earned break this winter, but the ever-popular Winter Feast and Nude Solstice Swim have not been put on ice.
Tasmania’s Dark Mofo festival may be taking a well-earned break this winter, but the ever-popular Winter Feast and Nude Solstice Swim have not been put on ice.
After visiting Tasmania from sunny California, Christie ‘Granny’ Beetz put the Cadbury Marathon on her running bucket list. She took the long journey to take part in this year’s race. Marathon winners’ details.
From bonfires to fireworks, carnivals to fine dining, the Mercury has found the best events on offer around Tasmania to help you ring in the New Year. See the full list from every corner of the state.
Stallholders are firing up their grills as a record number of patrons are expected to get a Taste of Summer on opening night.
A new music festival featuring multiple chart toppers is aiming to fill the void left by the absence of traditional New Year’s Eve entertainment festivities. SEE THE LINE-UP >>
Less than six months before a much-loved Tasmanian summer festival, organisers and the state government are engaged in talks to determine if the event will go ahead. DETAILS >>
Thousands of locals and interstate visitors will be hitting the streets for a fill of footy, food and fun in one of the state’s biggest weekends of winter entertainment.
Old favourites like the icy Derwent nude swim and the Winter Feast will return this year as well as a mix of new attractions … welcome to first look at this year’s Dark Mofo.
The state’s peak tourism body has pledged support to the Hobart Council decision to dump the Taste of Tasmania, stating the community needs to be “mature about an entry fee”. LATEST ON TASTE >>
Hundreds of people are waiting patiently to get access to Salamanca market this morning as Easter holiday crowds swell the venue to its COVID-era capacity.
An election pledge aims to secure existing Tasmanian festivals as well as attracting new events to the state, as uncertainty swirls over the future of the iconic Falls Festival.
Some are dubbing Mona’s plans to replace next year’s Dark Mofo festival with Indigenous-run Blak Mofo an “amazing” act of accountability, while others label the decision “politically weak”. READ THE REACTIONS >>
No strangers to perseverance, East Coast Tasmania’s ECHO Festival will be back just a month after major flooding at the Cranbrook site forced a heartbreaking postponement. THE NEW DATES >>
The state government won’t budge on levels of restrictions that will allow much-loved events like the Taste of Huon to go ahead, despite pleas from all parts of the community. LATEST >>
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