The Coal River Valley Historical Society is an enthusiastic group of volunteers active in researching and preserving the history and

The Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery houses collections and research that are available to visit by appointment.

The Female Convicts Research Centre is an online research resource. Its purpose is to encourage research “into the lives and

Book a free session with Eleanor who will help you trace your ancestry, convict history or any other skeletons that

Tamar Valley U3A currently offers more than 26 standard courses and 9 special events. You can learn a language, paint a

Tasman U3A facilitates sharing of learning among people in retirement or semi-retirement who wish to keep active minds.

Live Well, Live Long is a nine-week program of activities and information, and an opportunity to meet new people, learn

Eat Well Tasmania Inc. champions healthy eating and promotes opportunities to eat healthy Tasmanian grown, produced and value added food.

Health My Way is a digital health literacy program delivered by community organisations to support people aged over 18 to

The Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre is a collection of interactive experiences that allow you to journey through the colourful history of

The Bellerive Historical Society has accumulated a large collection of Bellerive photos and memorabilia from the mid 1800’s onwards and

Browns River History Group’s mission is to collect and share information about the history and development of the northern part

All are welcome to the Glenorchy School for Seniors. The group offers volunteer guest speakers present information and answer questions

Glenorchy U3A offer a variety of courses, mostly of one-hour duration over four terms in a year, in a warm,

U3A Hobart is a self-funded, volunteer organisation that provides courses for its members in a wide range of subjects including

Kentish U3A is a community run, self-help organisation, offering the sharing of knowledge for the over 50’s, especially those in their

Members of Kingborough U3A are active retirees who enjoy sharing experiences and expertise, and learning from each other. There are

This popular speaker’s program welcomes ongoing and new members. Hear different speakers on a range of engaging topics each week

Port Sorell U3A facilitates knowledge, sharing and lifetime learning through a voluntary, self-help learning organisation. The group invites you to

Libraries Tasmania’s friendly staff can support you to learn more about computer technology and the internet by helping you to

Your local Neighbourhood House may be able to help you get online or answer your questions about digital devices. Contact

OPEN Computing offer computer and internet information and skills sessions for people with varied computer skills.

U3A Online provides online resources and courses to further digital skills and interests.

The Windsor Computer Hub supports older Tasmanians to gain skills and confidence to use new technology one-on-one with tutors.