Woodbridge Online Access Centre is a community managed facility based at the Westwinds Community Centre. People can access public computers and

The Burnie School for Seniors is a group of older people who meet once or twice weekly to stimulate their

U3A Clarence is a cooperative learning community for retired and semi-retired people, run by volunteers on a non-profit basis.  While

Cygnet U3A is a co-operative learning community for retired and semi-retired people run by volunteers on a non-profit basis. The small,

TasWriters offers a hub for the dissemination of advice, information and resources, supporting a network of flourishing writers’ groups across

The Writing Cave is a dedicated space for writers’ to come and write, surrounded by others who are focused and

Write Here Launceston get together or a few hours, drink hot beverages and get some writing done. Whether you have

Come along and join Laya and Lara for discussion, critique, writing exercises and free writing time. Writers of all abilities,

Be Connected is a website with free digital courses for beginners through to more experienced digital users, and has resources

Come every week or drop in when you can. These are fun and interactive classes where you can learn new

One-on-one basic computer lessons with Kanita. Learn how to browse the internet, save and transfer photos, use your new iPad

Rosebery Neighbourhood House has skilled personnel on site to train and assist all members to learn about and become more

The Fellowship of Australian Writers Tasmania includes membership of some of Tasmania’s best-known writers, who are always willing to provide

Simply turn up, or email ahead of time if you’d prefer. No frills, no fee, good coffee and the chance

The Poetry Pedlars host workshops every fortnight on Wednesday at 4pm in which the group critiques each other’s work and

The Society of Women Writers is a small group of writers.

The Society of Women Writers Tasmania (SWWT) encourages and supports female writers in their endeavours. They provide meetings, workshops and regular newsletters

If you are a weaver, or if you are yearning to give weaving a try, then come along – the

Time Out features around 20 different elective classes to choose from, including: sewing projects and embroidery, wood chip carving, lead

Sketching, drawing, oils and watercolours, multimedia artworks – whichever you prefer, there’s room for you to join in, with experienced

Learn the art to make your own mosaics.