Camp Sandford

This easy walk offers lovely views across the Derwent. Interpretive signs along the track form part of a Convict Heritage Trail which tell the stories of some of the early settlers in the area. Walk or cycle from South Arm to Opossum Bay on the South Arm Peninsula Trail. The track is gravel and follows alongside South Arm Road between the South Arm store and the Opossum Bay store. The track offers views across the Derwent and there are opportunities to enjoy South Arm Beach and Opossum Bay Beach at either end. Interpretive signs along the track form part of a Convict Heritage Trail which tell the stories of some of the early settlers in the area. Warning: Take care at the road crossing on South Arm Road near Bezzants Road. Walking difficulty: Easy Length: 4.5 approximately Time: 1.5 hours one way Parking: There is a carpark opposite South Arm war memorial Dogs: On lead Activities: Cycling, Walking Other features: Public toilet located on Jetty Road near the beach

Uplifting young voices in concert Festival of Voices is delighted to bring Bendigo Youth Choir to Sandford for relaxed and uplifting concert. These talented young singers will present a varied and engaging program of choral music to entertain and inspire. Audiences can look forward to a friendly, interactive performance, including opportunities to join in. This concert is free and open to all, and school groups are especially welcome. For school group bookings, please contact kerry@festivalofvoices.com

A community celebration of song and local talent Join in for a cosy and joy-filled evening of music as the South Arm community takes to the stage for South Arm Sings! Hosted by much‑loved local musician, choir director and community leader Betsy Hanson, this gathering brings together singers of all ages and abilities for a night of harmony, connection and local talent. Featuring performances from the South Arm Songsters, Fake Snake Pancake, Lisa and her family band, the Kitchen Table Collective, That 80's Trio and the newly formed Calverton Hall Choir, the event celebrates the many voices that make this community vibrant. Betsy's long-standing work with Tasmanian choirs and community music programs has helped thousands of people find confidence and joy through singing. Her warm leadership style, engaging teaching and ability to bring people together make her the perfect host for this uplifting evening. Alongside the programmed performances, the night will also include a welcoming blackboard segment. Anyone in the audience can add their name to the list and take the stage for a song – offering a relaxed, supportive platform for newcomers, regular performers and anyone feeling inspired in the moment. All ages are welcome at this family friendly event!