Four people sit around a table playing a strategy board game, examining cards and a colorful game board. One woman, wearing a floral dress, points at the board while others engage in discussion. The setting appears to be a casual lounge.

The Adaptation Game (TAG) is a playful board game workshop for Huon Valley residents to connect and help prepare our community to be more resilient to climate change.

TAG is based on real science about how climate change is likely to affect the Huon Valley. You get to play out real-world ways to prepare and protect your home, family, community, and environment.

📅 When: 10 November

⏰ Time: 6pm – 8pm

📌 Where: Cygnet Town Hall Supper Room

💲 Cost: FREE

🎟ī¸ Tickets: Visit Humanitix to reserve your FREE spot

ℹī¸ More Information: www.huonvalley.tas.gov.au/community/climate-change

📧 Email: hvc@huonvalley.tas.gov.au

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From: 6pm - 8pm
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Town Hall, Mary Street, Cygnet TAS, Australia
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