Highbury Apartments

Greenoaks Gallery in Launceston has been a unique and much loved neighbourhood business for many years. The gallery presents a diverse range of quality artworks and the opportunity to meet the artist who created them. The Gallery showcases a captivating collection of diverse mediums and subjects, with displays that are in a state of constant evolution. Visitors often express astonishment at the sheer quantity and variety of artworks, frequently surprised to discover that they all originate from a single artist, Dan Villiers. Among the myriad of mediums featured are pastel, oil, acrylic, encaustic, pencil, and charcoal. Here, one can explore Tasmanian landscapes, still life arrangements, portraits, and an array of other themes. Located at the picturesque park at St Georges Square. Locals enjoy strolling and picnicking in the shady green park. Cafes can be found in the park and in neighbouring streets. Ample parking is available right by the gallery.

wukalina Walk is a 4-day/3-night journey across our traditional homelands in northeast Lutruwita/Tasmania. They are Aboriginal owned, operated and guided. As Palawa they have always belonged to this place and the Walk is an opportunity to join in on their homelands and share in our unique First Nations culture. On wukalina Walk, small groups learn about the ongoing connection we have to Country through cultural activities, story, bushfoods, yarning around the fire, walking together and more. Accommodations are a coastal standing camp near Wukalina/Mt William and a renovated lightkeepers cottage at Larapuna/Bay of Fires.

wukalina Walk is our invitation for you to takara waranta – walk with us – so we can share with you our stories, culture, food and connection to Country. This 4-day/3-night tour is a journey. The walk takes place on our traditional homeland within the magnificent landscape of wukalina (Mt William National Park) and larapuna (Bay of Fires) in North East lutruwita (Tasmania, Australia). Your small group, of up to ten people, will be led on foot by palawa guides to learn about land and sea Country. Guides have lived experience and thousands of generations of Ancestral connection to the knowledge they share and to this place. For the first two nights, you’ll sleep at the architecturally designed standing camp of krakani lumi in domed-roof huts set within coastal heathland nestled between beach and lagoon. You’ll be cosy and warm under doonas and wallaby-skin cloaks. The third night is spent in a beautifully restored lighthouse keeper’s cottage on Eddystone Point – a stunning headland at the most northern end of larapuna/Bay of Fires. wukalina Walk will deepen and expand your understanding of and appreciation for our culture and our strong community here in lutruwita.