If you’ve ever wanted to experience the joy of singing in harmony with others, now’s your opportunity. Catering for beginners

Community choir sessions with conductor Lila Meleisia No experience in singing needed and it doesn’t matter if you have previously attended

The Dances of Universal Peace are simple, meditative, joyous, multi-cultural circle dances that use sacred phrases, chants, music and movements

Kettering Concerts organise regular chamber concerts. People are invited to stay for a post-concert afternoon tea to meet and chat

The Launceston Ladies Choir meets each Monday at 1.00pm to 2.30pm at Melissa Wimmers School of Theatrical Dance, 11 Talune

The North East Singers meet weekly to sing for pleasure. No parts, no memorising, just singing.

“Recycled Musos” is about music making recreationally, having fun, lifting the spirits, health and vitality. Anyone can join, but the

Sisongke is a joyous dynamic, ‘a capella’ community choir that is open to everyone, regardless of singing ability. The name

Gain more confidence singing in a group, develop your ear for harmony and connect with your community in an uplifting

The Tassie Drum Circle promotes fun, friendship and therapeutic drumming. No experience is required and all ages and backgrounds are

Come along to this fun group, caters for all capacities – beginners, intermediate and advanced. BYO Ukulele.

Gain confidence singing in a group, develop your ear for harmony and connect with your community in an uplifting way.

All are encouraged, no particular skill at singing is required, just an enthusiasm for singing and union history and solidarity

Come along for live music, morning tea and a bit of fun at the Golden Years Club.

The Channel Regional Arts Group hosts regular exhibitions that features the work of artists and craft people of the D’Entrecasteaux