The Nigel Peck Centre at the historic Woolmers Estate will come alive with chamber music performed by musicians from the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra on Saturday. The musicians will be joined by acclaimed associate artists. Tickets and more information are available on the TSO website.

Australian musician Paul Dempsey will perform at Albert Hall on July 17. The show will be the first Launceston solo event since 2019, and second in Tasmania only to the Friday evening show in Hobart. The event is a forerunner to Something For Kate hitting the road again later in the year.

Every Saturday the tasty Harvest Market takes over the Cimitiere Street parking area to share fresh food and produce. Discover a wide range of vendors and local brands to support.

Black Holes will show at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery Launceston Planetarium on Saturday. Discover the mystery and beauty of black holes, and have questions such as what is a black hole and how do we find them answered.

A secret Sunday night speakeasy will pop up in Launceston from May until August. A map will lead to a dimly-lit doorway for entry. Prohibition inspired cocktails, limited release Tasmanian wines, local brews and Stelo snacks will be on offer. Visit eventbrite to get tickets.

Coffee and Chrome has been organised by the Monaro and GM Club of Tasmania to celebrate the 50 year anniversary of the HQ Holden. The car was released on July 15, 1971, and marketed with the catch-line 'It makes you enjoy motoring all over again'. There will be a street display at Bathurst Street Car Park, Launceston, with coffee and food vans on site. The event is open to the community and all Holden models are welcome to attend.