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Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6266 3082 or 0497 786 572
The Living Boat Trust is dedicated to keeping Tasmania’s marine heritage alive. It aims to maintain traditional boat building, repairing, rowing and sailing skills, and to be a vital part of its community. It celebrates the history and beauty of this area and strive for a sustainable way of life for all concerned. Read more...
The Spring Bay Community Boat Shed comprises a group of local men and women from the Spring Bay community. They celebrate the wooden boat building heritage of the district with a focus on the practicalities of small boat restoration and management. The Shed is open Mondays for a chat or lunch (small donation). Other times as arranged with the Coordinators. Read more...
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6394 4231
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 62541 442 or 0419 461 340
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 0419 935 316
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6272 7104
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
The Hobart Hackerspace (also referred to as a hacklab, makerspace, or hackspace) is a community-operated workspace where people with common interests, often in computers, technology, science, digital art or electronic art, can meet, socialise and/or collaborate. Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 03 6362 4522
The Deloraine Community Shed is a great place for community members (both women and men) to develop their woodworking skills in a fun social atmosphere. Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 0427 489 171
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6261 2494 (answering machine)
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6272 3511
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6424 7060
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 0491 138 820 or 6424 6133
The Devonport Men’s Shed is a community group aimed at providing a place for anyone to make friends and have some fun, welcoming anyone interested. Read more...
Frequency: Weekly
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6462 1778 or 0499 984 411
The King Island Men’s Shed is located behind the Phoenix House Community Garden and is open for a range of projects including wood working, toy making and social afternoons for men. Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6297 1616
The Dog House community workshop is equipped with woodworking tools and machinery. It is open to men and women on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Friday is Ladies Day in the Dog House. Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 0488 271 944
The Kingston Men’s Shed is a partner with the Kingston Community Garden. Members can use the resources of the Shed to do their own thing, or work as part of a group to help raise funds for the Shed. Knowledge and experience are shared, information exchanged, jokes told and, when necessary, support and encouragement provided. Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6352 3723
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 6298 1849 or 0488 227 346
Dover Community Workshop members include both men and women. The Shed includes arts & crafts, pottery & ceramics, quilting, toy making, welding, woodwork and many community projects. Read more...
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Organisation: Tasmanian Men's Shed Association
Contact Phone: 0419 317 808
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Members of Men’s Sheds come from all walks of life – the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time. Men can visit a Men’s Shed to learn new skills, develop a hobby or just come and have a yarn and a cuppa Read more...
Sandfly Community Market is an authentic, general rural market with a friendly atmosphere. The Market provides a place for both locals and visitors to the area to socialise, eat brekky, brunch, lunch or afternoon tea, hear live local music, buy local produce, craft, art and much more. Read more...