The Launceston Photographic Society aims to broaden the photographic interests of members and provide education, guidance, competition and social interaction

Located at the Sheffield Steam & Heritage Centre, the model railway club is open every Thursday and Sunday for people

The Northern Tasmanian Camera Club supports and encourages interests in photography. The Club promotes and advances photographic excellence through lectures,

The Tasmanian Horse Drawn Vehicle Foundation is a group of enthusiasts dedicated to the collection, preservation, display and use of

The Tasmanian Philatelic Society caters to collectors of stamps, postcards, postal history postmarks and related material. The Society hosts monthly

Designed across five acres of gently undulating land and accessed by a winding, wheelchair friendly, path Inala’s Jurassic Garden gives visitors

The Launceston Historical Society hosts guest speakers who discuss topics of local historical interest. The Society also conduct excursions to

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania explores, preserves and interprets Tasmania’s rich maritime past. It’s mission is to promote an understanding

Markree, an intimate house museum and garden, was built in 1926 and the house, collection and garden all reflect the

Narryna is an 1830s merchant’s house, with a collection redolent of the mercantile and maritime histories of Salamanca Place and

The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery is a major destination for art, history and natural sciences in Northern Tasmania. Guided,

Home of the Redwater Creek Steam and Heritage Society working to preserve its industrial age heritage. The Centre has a

The Burnie Branch of Tasmanian Family History Society is one of five branches of the Society. We are a non-profit

The Hobart Branch of Tasmanian Family History Society has a library staffed by volunteer members who are always willing to

The Huon Branch of Tasmanian Family History Society is open weekly and have monthly meetings on the first Saturday of

Membership at the Launceston Branch of the Tasmanian Family History Society is for people interested in tracing their genealogy and

The Mersey Branch of Tasmanian Family History Society support people to research genealogy and family history with a wide range

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) is Tasmania’s leading natural, cultural and heritage organisation. It hosts free exhibition talks, tours, demonstrations

The West Tamar Historical Society aims to promote, protect and preserve the history of the West Tamar Municipality on the west

The Burnie District Gemstone Club offers tuition in the cutting and polishing of precious and semi precious gemstones, and also

The Devonport Camera Club caters for all people with an interest in photography, promoting the art wth practical nights, guest

Learn to cut, shape and polish gemstones to create unique pieces of jewellery.

The Bruny Island Historical Society is a group of dedicated volunteers who share an interest in the history of the

The Bruny Island Quarantine Station incorporates many different aspects of human occupancy, from the early Aboriginal occupation by the Nuenonne

The Burnie Historical Society meets on the third Thursday of January, March, May July, September and November at 7:30pm.

The Burnie Regional Museum’s Federation Street and collections represent the history of Burnie and the surrounding North West region. The

The Channel Museum has permanent exhibitions that explore early exploration, Aborigines, timber, boat building, fruit growing, fishing, sport, churches, transport,