Myrtle Creek Farm

New event this year - The Variety Kids Carols invites families with younger children to Tolosa Park in Glenorchy for a joyful afternoon of Christmas cheer! Starting early children, parents and grandparents can sing, clap and dance to festive favourites with live music from the Glenorchy City Brass Band and a cast of Tasmanian guest performers from radio, stage and television. Bring a picnic rug and snacks, settle in and enjoy a relaxed celebration designed to wrap up in plenty of time for kids to be home for bedtime. Plus a very special appearance by the man in the big red suit will add extra sparkle for young hearts. Tickets are just $5 with children under five are free. Food, softdrinks and fun festive merchandise will be available for purchase. Gates open at 3pm for 4pm start. All proceeds support Variety The Children's Charity Tasmania, helping local kids who are sick, disadvantaged or living with disability to enjoy a future without limits!

Variety Carols by Candlelight is Hobart's much-loved festive tradition, bringing families and friends together for an evening of Christmas music under the stars. Pack a picnic rug, gather your favourite people and enjoy the joyful atmosphere as Matt Ives Big Band and a standout cast of Tasmanian performers from radio, stage and television take to the stage. A special visit from the man in the big red suit will add extra magic to the night. Food vendors and festive merchandise will be available for those who would like to make the evening even brighter. 100% of proceeds support Variety – the Children's Charity Tasmania, to help Tassie kids who are sick, disadvantaged or living with disability to have a future without limits!

When it comes to Bucket List adventures, the Franklin River Rafting has to be easily in the top 5 world adventures to experience. Rafting for 8 days down this completely untouched and wild river is an experience that you will never forget. For 8 days we let the river take us, inhaling all of its incredible natural beauty it has to offer. And trust me... there is so much! The Franklin River has been the centre of Australia wide publicity since the late 1970' and early 80's as the river was scheduled to be dammed. An action that was widely opposed, protested and rallied against. The Franklin River was saved in May 1983 after the High Court decided the dam would not be going ahead. From this day onwards it has been and will continue to be a natural treasure of Australia and indeed the World, one that everyone should experience. Giant ravines, amazing wildlife, untouched rainforests including the Huon Pine tree, brilliant colours of the river and rocks, ever changing geology and flora as we head down the river, and so much more. It really has so much to offer to any photographer wanting to capture unique beauty