Port Cygnet House

An inspiring space full of art, artisan products and art and craft supplies. Come and explore the work of some of Tasmania's finest artists and crafts people in the heart of the Huon Valley. Find ceramics, home-wares, bespoke gifts, fine art, textiles and a curated selection of yarn and art supplies. A rotating exhibition program showcases the work of local artists, and we also offer seasonal workshops.

Paddock to Garment features artists with a connection to the ancient craft of weaving. Showcasing works by: Karen Grady & Vicki Taiwo Beckett, local weavers producing exquisite garments from Tasmanian natural fibres, showcasing the use of unique colour, texture and design in every piece. Along with, Heather Mikkelsen, mixed media artist focusing on art to wear, using recycled and found objects.

Located in Cygnet, Tasmania is "Lovett Gallery Cygnet" operated by the Huon Art Exhibitions Group. HAEG is primarily a group of local artists who initially got together to support each other and organise exhibitions. HAEG now runs the 'Lovett Gallery Cygnet' to display and market the work of HAEG members. The Gallery is located at the rear of the Town Hall, Mary St, Cygnet and opens every weekend, Fridays during daylight savings and most public holidays from 10am to 4pm. HAEG now has 120 members and coordinates a major annual exhibition - "The Huon Art Awards" as well as mini-exhibitions for member artists. Works at Lovett Gallery Cygnet are constantly changing and include paintings in all genres, photography, sculpture, ceramics and jewellery. Some members also produce greeting cards. Works can be viewed anytime on the website. Many tourists and local visitors on the Huon Trail also use the visit to enjoy the cafe culture now blossoming in and around Cygnet. Cygnet is a 50-minute drive (55 km) south of Hobart.