Celebrate the 2023 Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival Fringe with a unique day out in New Norfolk on Saturday 14 October. Enjoy multiple concerts, exhibitions, interesting shops, great coffee and food. Also enjoy the unique opportunity to hear how two major heritage buildings, the Nurses Quarters and Ladies cottage are being lovingly transformed.
$75 Day Pass: Two concerts, plus tour and refreshments at Ladies Cottage and Nurses Quarters to finish.
$35 Single Entry: Per concert.
‘The Motherload’, an incredibly fun and brilliant piece of live theatre is coming to New Norfolk on Saturday 26th August, 7pm, at 9b Studios, Burnett St. It’s had a stellar run around the state and wowed audiences at the Theatre Royal. Plus, it stars the Derwent Valley’s own superstar, Bryony Geeves! Book your tickets now. Just click the button below.
Do you want to be a part of The Motherload?! Well, you can be!! It’s an interactive live gameshow experience where two teams compete for the crown of Ultimate Queen Mumma! IT IS GOING TO BE FUNNN! And as they state on the website: “All volunteers joining us for the performances will be fully briefed, well cared for and pampered. We want 'performing' with us to be SO MUCH FUN (even if a little outside your comfort zone).” So, don’t delay, put your expression of interest in by clicking the button below:
So, there’s not one but TWO fabulous free pop-up performances in New Norfolk for Festival of Voices, 2023!
The Pop Choir from Victoria will be performing at the Barracks, Willow Court, 12:30pm, Sunday 2nd July!! FREE. Un-ticketed. BRILLIANT live pop music from a choir of 64!!! Do. Not. Miss!!
Then on Tuesday 4th of July the Sydney Children’s Choir will be performing at 9b Studios Burnett St. There will be local schools attending this performance so get in quick as places will be limited!
Coming up! The Derwent Valley Players are proud to present Harvey - a play by Mary Chase at The Memorial Hall, Circle St. New Norfolk. August 11, 12, 18 & 19. Book your tickets now (just click the button below)! Elwood Dowd has a new friend. It's a 6 ft 1 and1/2 white rabbit. Trouble is, Elwood is the only one who can see him. 🎭 🐇
Derwent Valley Arts and In-Tellinc are proud to present a business workshop for artists. It’s happening this Thursday 8th June at 6pm. 9b Studios, New Norfolk. Book by pressing the button below! Highly recommend!
Today at The Barracks Gallery the Tasmanian Chamber Music Fringe Festival was announced to take place in New Norfolk on Saturday October 14th 2023! Derwent Valley Arts is delighted to be partnering with The Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival, the Derwent Valley Concert Band, the St. Matthew’s Singers, The ArtHouse New Norfolk, 9b Studios New Norfolk, and the owners of the Ladies Cottage and Nurses Quarters in Willow Court. What an incredibly exciting event?! Tickets are available NOW! Click the link below. Full program also available in image below. 🎶 🎶 🎶
The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra is coming to New Norfolk! Friday 28th and Saturday 29th of April at the War Memorial Hall, New Norfolk.
TSO Live Sessions are laid back and relaxed. They’re a chance to experience high-level, TSO music-making in a low-key, informal setting.
Sit around tables with family and friends or pull up a barstool or two. Enjoy the food and drink options on the night – we’ll have a range of choices to tempt your palate – and take in a variety of music, starting with the brilliant support act, gypsy jazz ensemble Django’s Tiger. TSO Brass and Percussion musicians take to the stage at 7pm with a whole lot of different music, from the soft and soulful to the brassy and brilliant. The War Memorial Hall is an intimate venue so get in quick and don’t miss out!
Book tickets here:
Join Tim Morris (former DV councillor and state MP), for a very special screening of FRANKLIN, followed by a discussion and Q&A.
Saturday April 29th, door open and bar open from 3.40pm, event begins at 4pm.
9b Studios, 9 Burnett St, New Norfolk
Entry by donation. RSVP is essential as places are limited. RSVP below.
Featuring never-before-seen archival footage and interviews with key players such as Bob Brown, Uncle Jim Everett and Tim Morris, the eight-year-long 'Franklin campaign' is revealed as the most significant environmental protest in Australia's history; an inspiring example of the power of non-violent direct action to bring about lasting change. Eighth-generation Tasmanian and environmentalist Oliver Cassidy embarks on a life-changing solo rafting trip down the beautiful yet remote Franklin River. His goal is to retrace his late father’s 14-day expedition to attend the blockade that helped save the World-Heritage listed national park from being destroyed by a huge hydroelectric dam project in the early 1980s. Physically challenged beyond his limits, Oliver’s journey is one of healing and deeper understanding as he searches for the right way to say 'goodbye' to his father.
(The Lyons Greens are proud to present this free community event, but events aren't free to run. By providing a donation on entry you are helping us cover costs of screening this exemplary film, and associated costs.)
