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Join us for a 2-hour dance workshop offering a dynamic and contemporary movement experience for young people aged 9-12 years old. No previous dance experience is necessary.
Grounded in contemporary dance techniques, this workshop will explore self-expression and creativity, building movement skills while collaborating with other young people.
Led by DRILL Artistic Director and nationally regarded artist, Tara Robertson, Artistic Director of DRILL Performance – Nipaluna/Hobart’s youth dance company, where young people take the lead as performers and creators.
Bring a drink bottle with water, and a snack for the break in the middle of the class.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, and cover those knees – ready to roll around on the floor and have fun!
Join us for a joyful, high-energy dance session for our smallest community members and their grown-ups. Set in a safe, welcoming space, this 45-minute disco is an opportunity to connect socially, play, explore movement and have fun!
Wiggle, stomp, spin and bounce along to an upbeat playlist, under a colourful light show in our Performance Studio.
Plus, tea and coffee provided for adults.
Join skilled local beatboxer, Samonsounds to learn the basics of beatboxing. Practice techniques to create rhythms, sound effects and beats using your voice and vocal box.
Explore how to build beats using simple sounds like the classic “boots and cats,” experiment with vocal techniques, and start layering your own rhythm patterns.
No experience necessary — just bring your curiosity and a willingness to make some noise! This workshop is perfect for kids who love music, want to try something new, or just enjoy expressing themselves in creative and playful ways.
Get ready for an electrifying night, celebrating the next wave of local bands shaking up Lutruwita/Tasmania!
Headlining the night are genre-bending trio, Crinkle Cut Puck Suckers, known for their psychedelic, rhythm-driven sets and unpredictable live energy. Having recently played MONA, Altar & The Grand Poobah, they’re fast becoming one of Nipaluna’s favourite emerging group.
Joining them are the chaotic, alt-rock antics of BOFA — four teens channelling the early days of emo and post-hardcore energy, with absolutely zero seriousness. BOFA seamlessly blend chaos and killer riffs into a fantastic musical soup.
Kicking off the evening are The Jaceys, a five-piece indie rock band who blend dreamy harmonies and catchy hooks. Their heartfelt original repertoire has been influenced by the likes of Fleetwood Mac and Jeff Buckley.
Come along, support local youth bands and discover your new favourite act. The future of live music in Lutruwita/Tasmania awaits.
This is a free event, but bookings are required.
This all-ages event is unlicensed. Attendees aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Proudly supported by our friends at Modern Musician.
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Discover the beauty and tradition of Ethiopian basket weaving in this hands-on, three-hour workshop with artist and facilitator, Lemlem Atakilt Yigzaw.
Under Lemlem’s guidance, participants will be taught traditional weaving techniques to create the start of their own handwoven basket to take home. Along the way, learn about the cultural significance of basket weaving in Ethiopia and how these practices connect communities and generations.
No experience needed. All materials provided.
Spaces are limited, so book early to secure your spot.
In this friendly and engaging workshop, young artists will be shown how to create their own colourful Kolam artwork – a beautiful, ancient artform which holds significant cultural importance for South India.
Led by artist Haritha Velassini, participants will be guided through the process of outlining an intricate Kolam design in pencil, before choosing their own colour scheme to complete the design using painting techniques.
They will be shown how to mix colours and use the drawing and painting techniques unique to the Kolam artform.
This is a chance to connect with a beautiful cultural tradition, learn new skills and create a colourful Kolam artwork to take home.
All materials provided.
Get ready to dance like nobody’s watching — or listening (well, not without headphones)! Join us for an all-ages Silent Disco, where you choose the music and the vibe.
Three local DJs will hit the stage at the Moonah Arts Centre to curate three unique playlists, so pop on a pair of wireless headphones, choose your station and hit the dance floor!
This is a safe, fun and family-friendly event, great for anyone who loves music and movement.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.”
SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.
ACCESSIBILITY
The venue is fully accessible with seats available for patrons with mobility issues and areas for wheelchairs. If you require assistance, please make contact via moonahartscentre@gcc.tas.gov.au before purchasing tickets, our venue staff will be happy to assist.
