The Rox Hobart

Midway between the city and North Hobart you'll find Lily & Dot, an eclectic gift store packed with locally designed gifts for baby and you. Nestled in the Midtown precinct of cafés and small bars, Lily & Dot is a treasure trove of baby gifts, cards, candles, jewellery, children’s books and softies made in Tasmania and beyond. Check Facebook, Google or Instagram for seasonal opening hours. Closed Sundays and public holidays (including local holidays).

Amid the lively precinct of Hobart's midtown, visitors to 'the maker' encounter intuitive design, and extraordinary fabrics. Our carefully curated collections celebrate the beauty of Japanese aesthetics, from wabi-sabi ceramics, textiles, and intriguing vintage art and folk crafts, as well as contemporary jewellery and accessories from around the world. 'the maker' is the exclusive showcase for ambitious clothing line 'LJ struthers', the Tasmanian label imagined, cut and produced here on the island. Worn and collected internationally, 'LJ struthers' clothing calls to independently minded humans looking for creative joy and self-expression through dress, with dramatic silhouettes and clever detailing. Seasonal shades, limited edition cuts and unparalleled fabrics mean you’ll never view the same collection twice. We’re in our element telling the stories of generations of skilled makers; of practised hands shaping traditional materials and adapting new technologies. We delight in the details of construction, the tales of origin and in beauty for its own sake, welcoming every visitor to share in our enjoyment.

Home Away From Home... Waiting Room – Katatsumori is a three-nights-only art and cocktail pop-up during Dark Mofo 2025 in Hobart. Inspired by the 1994 Japanese film Katatsumori, this multi-sensory exhibition explores the idea of "home away from home" through a dark, dreamlike lens. Local artworks, by local artists. Bespoke cocktails, championing local produce, crafted and paired carefully to reflect the mood, texture, and emotion of its matching piece. One artwork. One cocktail. One story. Part bar, part installation, Waiting Room is a space where comfort flickers in the shadows and nostalgia has a bitter twist.