Surges Bay’s young homeschool community organisers are hosting a fun-filled afternoon tea in aid of the Cancer Council, featuring sweet and savoury treats, $1 games, a silent auction, and a raffle table full of homemade and donated prizes.

Join the Tassie Mini-Z Club for a free indoor RC car racing event at the Cygnet Town Hall, welcoming drivers of all ages and experience levels. Loan cars are available on the day, and registered participants go in the draw to win a Mini-Z ready-to-run car and controller valued at over $300.

Celebrate the arrival of winter with a lively bush dance at the Cygnet Town Hall, featuring old-time fiddle tunes and called dances from local folk musician Ross Smithard and his band. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner, this friendly, family-welcoming evening promises fun for all ages.

Join your Franklin neighbours for a monthly community movie night, where this session features the charming 2008 comedy-drama Dean Spanley — a quirky Edwardian tale of family, reincarnation, and a clergyman with a very unusual past life. Bring your appetite for interval nibbles and great company!

Surges Bay Community Dance – Silent Disco Finale Join us for the fourth and final Community Dance of the season, proudly supported by the Calvary Community Grant from Calvary Health Care. We’re ending the season with something a little different — a Kombi Krew Silent Disco at Surges Bay Hall! Grab a pair of wireless headphones, choose…

Young Tasmanians in Grades 10–13 are invited to apply for the week-long Tasmanian Youth Parliament residential program, where participants develop leadership and advocacy skills through workshops, debates, and policy development. The program culminates in students presenting their own drafted bills to the Tasmanian Parliament, offering a hands-on experience of the democratic process.