Events

From Penguin to the AFL, come along and listen to Russell talk about growing up in Penguin, the role his dad, teachers and coaches played in helping him to ‘dream big’ ‘never give up’ and ‘always try’, and how these mantras helped him navigate family and life after football.

Stay on and listen to Russell as he plays some of his favourite covers and some footy favourites

Presenting the Guide Pals Literacy Program! We provide a non-judgemental environment in which children can build their literacy competency and engagement by reading to a comforting furry friend. Bring your favourite book or choose from one of our favourites. Our fully trained guide dogs (like Quincy featured above) are ready to listen free of criticism!

Suitable for ages 6-12.

St Lukes Hobart is pleased to host the inaugural Tasmanian Hospitality Association Women in Leadership Charity Cocktail Party - an exciting and entertaining evening proudly supporting S.H.E. Gynaecological Cancer Group.

This will be an evening of inspiration, conversation, fine food and wine, with the satisfaction of knowing you are making a contribution to provide support, hope and education for women affected by Gynaecological Cancer.

Join Petrarch's Bookshop Bookseller Andy and Julie Goodwin, for the launch of her book Your Time Starts Now.

In this gloriously candid, deeply moving memoir, filled with beautiful food, astonishing people, humour and heart, Julie writes with brutal honesty about her world before and after Masterchef.

Life for Julie was by all appearances a successful, rewarding life. But under the surface, pressure from Julie’s worlds was taking its toll. Struggling with depression, anxiety and addiction, with bushfires blazing and lockdowns looming, Julie found herself hospitalized in a mental health unit.

Julie welcomes audience questions as part of this talk. Book sales available at the event.

Open to the public, no ticket required. Come and get your book signed by Julie and Books will be available for purchase on the night.

Proudly supported by Dymocks Hobart.

No booking required for this event.

Join Clinical Hypnotherapist expert Angela Vincent as she explores hypnotherapy in relation to Gut and Pelvic Pain.

As well as being a Medically-attuned clinical hypnotherapist, Angela has a background as an Upper Gastrointestinal and Colorectal cancer nurse coordinator.

Angela will explain the transformative power of hypnotherapy, offering simple techniques for Medical Specialists, GP’s and the greater community.

Join Clinical Hypnotherapist expert Angela Vincent as she explores hypnotherapy in relation to Gut and Pelvic Pain!

As well as being a Medically-attuned clinical hypnotherapist, Angela has a background as an Upper Gastrointestinal and Colorectal cancer nurse coordinator.

Angela will explain the transformative power of hypnotherapy, offering simple techniques for Medical Specialists, GP’s and the greater community.

Come along to a session that creates deep relaxation for the mind and body, and is a gentle wellness experience that is open for all.

Created for people who seek a meditative or calming state. In our modern culture, we may find it difficult to practice meditation or to carve out the time to pause. By stepping into a deep experience of music-sound, we can restore from our busy lifestyles, everyday stresses and open space to be more in the moment.

You are invited to an immersive sound experience created for deep relaxation.

Facilitated by Lila Meleisea, accomplished musician who weaves African harp, Tibetan bowls and percussion into a live soundscape taking you on a deep listening journey.

This is an opportunity for you to completely relax your mind, body and soul through meditation, contemplation, or simply by just enjoying the sounds.

This 2.5-hour self-care and mental wellbeing workshop is designed to provide participants with the knowledge, skills and resources to develop and use an individualised self-care and mental wellbeing plan that includes strategies to enhance their physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual health on a daily basis.

St Lukes Launceston is pleased to host the inaugural Tasmanian Hospitality Association Women in Leadership Charity Cocktail Party - an exciting and entertaining evening proudly supporting S.H.E Gynaecological Cancer Group.

This will be an evening of inspiration, conversation, fine food, and wine, with the satisfaction of knowing you are making a contribution to provide support, hope and education for women affected by Gynaecological Cancer. 

Join celebrated guitarist Pete Cornelius for original Tasmanian blues and roots in this free 2-hour concert at St Lukes Launceston.

No booking required for this event.

Tasha Zappala is a singer-songwriter based in lutruwita/Tasmania. When not serenading, she spends her time in the southern woods making billypots of beans, drinking tea and capturing field recordings. Joined by Tiff Norchick on harp, original folk compositions, live loops, harmonies and soft improvisations will be shared.

No booking required for this event.

Live Life Whole’s mission is to rewrite the female health story and create a generation of inspired and educated females who will prioritise their health and wellbeing. Their aim is to ensure every girl has access to the knowledge and tools they need to support their physical, mental and emotional health.

The project is the first of its kind, bringing evidence-based healthcare to classrooms, clubrooms and workplaces around Australia, to give the next generation of young women access to preventative health education to support all areas of their wellbeing.

Trauma is usually invisible to the human eye. This workshop will help you to understand the internal landscape of those affected by trauma, the common impacts on a person’s brain and body, and what this means in terms of behaviour, social skills, self-regulation and more. As your understanding develops you will gain more confidence to express your understanding and interact in a skilful way with those impacted by trauma.

Trauma Informed Practice is not only a growing mandate in many frontline job roles, but it is also contemporary practice. Providing people with interactions that are trauma informed results in better service outcomes in the long-term. It also reduces the risk of re-traumatisation, builds trust, and supports ongoing access for people who might otherwise not engage.

Lifeline's Accidental Counsellor workshop empowers you to develop the skills needed to offer compassionate and effective support to loved ones, colleagues, or even strangers experiencing emotional distress.

Whether facing these situations at home, work, or in your community, this workshop provides valuable tools you can use to navigate them confidently.

While this workshop doesn't qualify you as a professional counsellor, you'll gain the confidence and practical tools to offer compassionate and helpful support to friends, family, colleagues, and others in need.

Join SuperSillyUs Circus for an ALL AGES Circus Skills Play Space learning the basics of  Poi,  Juggling, Diabolo, Puppet play and more!

We encourage intergenerational play through skill sharing and games, building co-ordination and dexterity.

1 in 5 Australians will experience a mental health problem in any given year. 

The Mental Health First Aid course will teach you how to provide initial support to someone who is experiencing a mental health problem or crisis. This course is based on guidelines developed through the expert consensus of people with lived experience of mental health problems and professionals.

Please note this course is not a therapy or support group, it’s an education course to learn how to give first aid to others.