Arts Culture & Heritage

Discover Devonports nautical history Experience the rich maritime history of Devonport and the storied waters of Bass Strait—the infamous stretch between mainland Australia and the ...

Devonport Jazz 2026 Two iconic genres. One unforgettable weekend! Devonport Jazz 2026 is Here – Dive Into the Full Program  There’s something special about winter ...

From inception of The Little Gallery The Devonport Regional Gallery is a vibrant, contemporary art space, housed in the paranaple arts centre, in the heart ...

Relax with a train trip on the historic Melrose Line, taking in views of the township of Don and areas of historic value to the ...

Tasmania’s only Prime Minister Home Hill is a look into the family life of Tasmania’s only Prime Minister. This fascinating timber house was home to ...

Devonport City has a formal sister city relationship with Minamata City in Japan. Based on the premise of cultural, economic and educational exchange, the relationship ...

The Arts and Devonport The paranaple arts centre opened in November 2018. It is home to the Devonport Regional Gallery, Town Hall Theatre and the ...

The last fishing ketches Courtesy of Brent Cox, Australian Wooden Boat Festival 2019 The Julie Burgess is the last of the beautiful Burgess Family fishing ...

Tasmanian living woody plants Located just 10 kilometres south of Devonport the Arboretum is home to the worlds largest collection of Tasmanian living woody plants, ...

History in the heart of Devonport Hume Pipe Co. Laying sewerage pipes beside Town Hall and Courthouse, Devonport 1933 Robert Vaudry (Bert) Robinson & Albert ...

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