Concert or Performance
Throughout the year we have many exciting and lively events that take place across the Cradle Coast. With events ranging from arts & entertainment, food festivals, live music, exhibitions and heritage festivals, adding a visit to one of our many events across the Cradle Coast will definitely enhance your trip.
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February 2019
Ghost Rock Concert in the Vines 2019
Ghost Rock’s Concert in the Vines is an outdoor music event featuring well known headline acts and talented local support acts, playing among the vines in the scenic surroundings of Ghost Rock. This year’s line up features Daryl Brathwaite, Taxi Ride, The Bad Dad Orchestra, Agent 99 and Halfway to Forth. The event is set to be one of the biggest yet! The event offers premium and general admission tickets with food and wine available for purchase. Ghost Rock’s Concert…
Festival in the Park
Bring along your family and friends. Sit back, relax and enjoy the sunshine, entertainment, activities, demonstrations, and of course the fine food and beverages. The Festival in the Park is a major celebration of lifestyle, food, wine and entertainment of Tasmania’s Cradle Coast. It is held in Anzac Park on the banks of the beautiful Leven River, in Ulverstone, and is run by the Rotary Clubs of Ulverstone and Ulverstone West, and the Rotaract Club of Central Coast. All proceeds…
March 2019
Ten Days on the Island – Burnie
Ten Days on the Island is Australia’s only multi-arts statewide festival. The biennial festival celebrates Tasmania’s island culture and offers a platform on which to profile and promote Tasmania’s innovative, creative and resourceful character and unique cultural identity. Ten Days on the Island brings international recognition for Tasmania and demonstrates how the arts can positively influence a community’s perception of itself and the image it projects to the world. See our website for ticketing information for the myriad of events…
Ten Days on the Island- Strahan
Ten Days on the Island is Australia’s only multi-arts statewide festival. The biennial festival celebrates Tasmania’s island culture and offers a platform on which to profile and promote Tasmania’s innovative, creative and resourceful character and unique cultural identity. Ten Days on the Island brings international recognition for Tasmania and demonstrates how the arts can positively influence a community’s perception of itself and the image it projects to the world. See our website for ticketing information for the myriad of events…
Tasmanian Encore Devonport
After an absence of 14 years the Sydney Male Choir returns to entertain audiences with an evening of entertaining choral music in conjunction with “Right on Cue”.
Tasmanian Encore
After an absence of 14 years, the Sydney Male Choir returns to Tasmania and will be visiting Tasmania to entertain audiences with an afternoon of entertaining choral music in conjunction with the “Wynyard Chorale”
May 2019
TSO Brahms Violin Concerto: Burnie
Like his idol Beethoven, Brahms wrote only one Violin Concerto and, like Beethoven’s, it’s a work of enduring appeal. Warm and affectionate, it traverses an astonishing emotional range, drawing upon the instrument’s full palette of colours. Treasured by the world’s leading violinists, it is performed in this concert by Stefan Jackiw, here making his much-anticipated debut with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. Brahms’ ‘gypsy’ idiom comes to the fore in the dazzling finale of the concerto. Kodály likewise turned to folk…
Lumen Festival
Lumen Festival: a measure of light; a synthesis of the ancient and the contemporary; a Tasmanian story relevant to us all. Rock paintings have survived for thousands of years to tell stories through a language of physical representation and natural metaphor. Lumen Festival will meld this ancient tradition and modern animating techniques with pioneering laser technology to bring to life imagery across the rock face of Mt Roland. Using a timeline of millions of years, we will take you on…
January 2020
Festival of King Island
Held in Currie Harbour overlooking King Island’s picturesque harbour the Festival of King Island brings together a bevy of great folk/blues/country/rock talent such as Kim Churchill, Caravana Sun, King Social, The Getaway Plan, Benny Alu, Wanderers, Boo Seeka, Benjalu, Shaun Kirk, Clare-Anne Taylor, Laura Hill, Spindrift Saga, The Saxons, Simon Astley and many many more who mix it up close and personal with perhaps Australia’s friendliest bunch of folks. Add into the mix the island’s great cheese, beef and seafood…