Past Events

Have you ever wondered why some chocolate bars get white spots or lose their shine? Or why chocolate has that distinctive “snap” when you bite into it? What does reflection, light, and physics have to…

From live virtual zoo tours or getting up close and personal with residents of the Tasmanian Reptile Park, to the beloved Make It Place craft station, Planetarium screenings, hands-on and interactive science activities and more–this…

The larapuna/Bay of Fires Community Weekend is held in the far North East of Tasmania between The Gardens and Mt William National Park. In four days, the invasive weed sea spurge is surveyed, mapped and…

Join philosophers from the University of Tasmania as they examine “Equality: should we aspire to it?” Philosophy in the Pub is an opportunity for members of the community to meet and discuss, in some depth,…

The 2024 Annual Giblin Lecture, delivered by Professor David Byrne and brought to you in partnership with the Economic Society of Australia, Tasmania Branch, and the University of Tasmania. Are you feeling the financial pressure…

Join us at QVMAG’s next FREE family-fun opening at the Museum at Inveresk – where there’s not one, but TWO fantastic exhibitions to enjoy: Fascinating Science and Science on the Move. This special family opening…

The Tasmanian Youth Forum (TYF) is one of the largest annual youth consultative events for young people 12-25 years. TYF is a free event that brings young people together from across Tasmania to contribute their…

One of two great Pint of Science Events. Come to one, come to both! Role of Food Science and Technology for a Sustainable Future Naomi Vinden (University of Tasmania). Naomi will be talking about how…

One of two great Pint of Science Events. Building Sustainable Projects Cassie Tickner-Smith (Tasmanian Irrigation) Sustainable development is integral to our future. By balancing economic, environmental and social sustainability, we deliver better outcomes for all…

The Royal Society of Tasmania Northern Branch presents The Elvin Fist Public Lecture by Professor Dom Geraghty: The University of Tasmania Northern Transformation Project …. 8 Years On. Professor Dom Geraghty will describe the Northern…

Philosophy in the Pub is an opportunity for members of the community to meet and discuss, in some depth, a philosophical topic of their own choosing. The event is hosted by philosophers as part of…

Join us for an essential information session on digital literacy and its growing impact on work, learning, and life. As digital technologies continue to transform industries across the board, organisations must support their workforce in…