“Be a Velvetone for a Day” Workshop

The Australian Voices with St Matthew's Singers: Following the release of their latest CD, renowned national choir The Australian Voices is visiting regional Tasmania with their "Painted in Dirt" Tasmanian tour. Championing compositions by Australian musicians, including those of Artistic Director John Rotar, they will give you a taste of contemporary Australian choral music – including choir and audience favourite "Painted in Dirt", featuring a myriad of bush noises! The Australian Voices will be joined for this concert by New Norfolk choir St Matthew's Singers, conducted by Susan Reppion-Brooke. St Matthew's Anglican Church are celebrating its 200th Anniversary in 2025, and we are excited to share this concert as part of their anniversary celebrations. Join us for an absorbing evening of choral delights!

Mongolian tradition meets modern world music in an Australian debut Experience the breathtaking sounds of HAYA Band as they make their Australian debut at Festival of Voices this July. Led by the extraordinary voice of Daiqing Tana, this award-winning ensemble blends traditional Mongolian music with contemporary influences, creating a mesmerising soundscape that transcends borders and generations. HAYA's music is deeply rooted in Mongolian traditions, featuring the morin khuur (horse-head fiddle), tanbur, khoomei (throat singing), shaman drums, and ancient chants. These time-honoured sounds are reimagined through a modern lens, resulting in a unique fusion that has captivated audiences worldwide. Their critically acclaimed album Silent Skies is Taiwan's best-selling soul/world music album, and they've received numerous accolades, including the Best World Music Performance at the China Music Awards and the Taiwan Golden Melody Award for Best Crossover Music. With a signature "ceremonial" quality, HAYA creates an atmosphere of deep reflection and wonder, transporting audiences through evocative melodies and hypnotic rhythms. Renowned for bridging cultures through music, HAYA has performed on prestigious stages worldwide. Their compositions evoke vast grasslands and nomadic heritage while exploring universal themes of love, longing, and belonging. Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness HAYA Band's spellbinding artistry live for the first time in Australia, only at Festival of Voices.

Holistic vocal health workshop As singers, we are always caring for and nurturing our voices to keep them healthy and in prime condition to share our passion and talents with the world. This session will dive into the world of vocal health with voice expert Joshua Clifford and offer practical tips and resources for voices of all types and ages – perfect for singers & conductors! From steaming and straw singing to caring for our voices as they age, these insights and tools are informed by research and are invaluable for conductors and singers alike! "It's a passion of mine to increase awareness of vocal health, dispel myths, and provide a holistic approach to the voice – I'm so looking forward to presenting and sharing this session!" – Joshua Clifford, January 2025

The heart of Festival of Voices. Experience the vibrant after-hours magic of the Singers' Lounge from Friday 27 June to Saturday 5 July 2025 (excluding Monday evening). Set in the Salamanca Arts Centre's Long Gallery, the Lounge is more than a venue—it's where the Festival truly comes alive. Each evening kicks off with performances from talented artists and choirs, followed by an open mic session where anyone can step up. Whether you're debuting new work or singing solo for the first time, this is a space that welcomes all. Add your name to the blackboard, take the mic, and join a room that thrives on courage, connection, and creativity. In 2024, we saw seasoned acts like The Velvetones and Mama Alto share the stage with first-time performers who bravely declared "This is the first time I've ever sung in public." These raw, joyful moments define the spirit of the Lounge. What makes it truly special is the all-in-together vibe. The line between artist and audience blurs, creating a sense of community and celebration that feels distinctly Tasmanian. Entry is $15 on the door unless you have a Festival of Voices 2025 lanyard, which gives you complimentary access throughout the Festival. Come be part of the magic. The Singers' Lounge is waiting.

Singalong to London Music Hall tunes with Katie Pryce Get ready to kick your knees up at Sing 'n Sip – Cockney Knees-Up with the fabulous Katie Pryce! A native Londoner, Katie will lead you through the rollicking classics of the London Music Halls—think Down the Strand, The Lambeth Walk, and I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts—from behind the ol' Joanna (that's Cockney for piano!). Whether you know the tunes or are hearing them for the first time, Katie's infectious energy will have you singing along in no time. She'll be joined by her choir Glee West, whose welcoming spirit and joyful harmonies will keep the atmosphere light, inclusive, and full of fun. Glee West is known for making singing accessible and enjoyable for everyone—no auditions, uniforms, or pressure, just music and good vibes. Whether you're a confident vocalist or a first-timer, you'll feel right at home. Expect an evening of clapping, dancing, Cockney trivia, and plenty of laughter. Don't forget to dress the part—there's a prize for best Cockney outfit! With a drink in hand and a chorus around you, you'll be swept up in the spirit of the music halls in this one-night-only celebration of song, community, and Cockney cheer. So grab a pint and join the chorus—knees up, it's showtime!

Featuring Wolfefolk, Tuck Shop Ladies, the Wheelie Bin Orchestra, Bonsai Band & Mamma Rosa Get ready for music, laughter, and a whole lot of Tassie charm at the Apple Shed Shindig! As part of Festival of Voices' 20th-anniversary celebrations, this all-weather, family-friendly event takes place in the iconic Willie Smith's Apple Shed—an original 1942 packing shed turned rustic venue in the heart of the Huon Valley. Featuring: Wolfefolk – Led by violinist/vocalist Emily Wolfe, this energetic act blends Celtic folk, bluegrass, and original tunes for a toe-tapping set. Tuck Shop Ladies – Sam Lohs and Rosie Burgess bring cheeky humour, ukuleles, and tight harmonies in a set full of laughter and sass. Wheelie Bin Orchestra – This inventive trio turns everyday bins into brilliant percussion instruments in a rhythm-filled performance. Bonsai Band – Hobart's fresh indie-pop five-piece delivers catchy melodies and laid-back vibes with dual guitars, keys, and more. Guiding it all is Mamma Rosa, the fabulous alter ego of Rose Ottavi-Kokkoris—your hilarious, quick-witted MC for the night. Enjoy delicious food, warm fire pots, and a one-of-a-kind stage truck setup. Rug up, wear your gumboots, and embrace the cold—it's all part of the fun. Don't miss this vibrant night of connection, comedy, and live music under the winter sky!

Bob Brown's life told through his poems, set to music. On the 42nd anniversary of the moment that changed the course of Tasmania's environmental history – the stopping of the Franklin Dam – Festival of Voices is honoured to present But Then…, a moving and deeply personal musical event from one of the country's most revered conservationists. Bob Brown needs no introduction. His voice has echoed through decades of activism, courage and change. But what many don't know is that Bob is also a poet – his words are often described as tender, lyrical, and steeped in the quiet power of reflection. But Then… brings those poems to life. When musician and producer Steve Crump first heard Bob's poetry, he was struck by the emotional honesty within them and asked whether he could put it to music – Bob agreed and so began a remarkable collaboration. This premiere performance features Bob Brown reading his poems and sharing stories from across a lifetime, interwoven with music composed and performed by Steve Crump (piano), the extraordinary Monique Brumby (vocals and guitar), and Kate Calwell (cello). Together, they trace an autobiographical journey through music, memory, and meaning. Join us for an intimate evening of song, storytelling and reflection—one that offers a rare glimpse into the heart and history of an Australian icon.

Celebrating stories, language, music, and connection to Country This powerful performance unites the voices and cultures of two First Nations communities—Gimuy/Cairns and Lutruwita/Tasmania—to celebrate story, language, music, and place. The Gondwana Indigenous Children's Choir, based in Gimuy/Cairns, is one of Australia's most celebrated youth ensembles. Under the direction of Lyn Williams AM, the choir is known for its vibrant sound and commitment to new choral works in First Nations languages, developed alongside cultural custodians. During this performance, live songs will be paired with evocative films shot on Country, deepening the connection between music, stories, and place. "The aim is to show the relationship between stories, language, music, and Country, celebrating this proud First Nation culture. " — Lyn Williams AM For many of these young performers, it will be their first visit to Tasmania—making this moment even more meaningful. A few are also members of Marliya, the choir's acclaimed 'big sister' ensemble, who wowed audiences at Festival of Voices 2024 with Spinifex Gum. The concert also features Lutruwita's own Madam pakana – DENNI. A proud truwulway woman and multidisciplinary artist, DENNI is known for her bold sound and powerful storytelling. She'll share original songs and collaborate with the choir on stage. Songs of Country is more than a concert—it's a celebration of culture, resilience, and deep connection to Country.

An informal and inclusive social singing workshop. Join us for a fun, informal and inclusive session with amazing Tasmanian choir director Jane Christie-Johnston. Within minutes, you will become part of an a cappella choir in four-part harmony as you sing a mix of gospel, folk and more. This session is for people wanting to 'have a crack' at a cappella singing in a choir for the first time, or try a new style of singing … or you might just want a fantastic and relaxing social singing experience with no strings attached. Everything is taught by ear (no music reading or choir singing experience needed) and beginners are welcome. If you have attended Jane's workshops at the festival in previous years, you will know that this is a fulfilling and relaxing way to join like-minded folk and enjoy singing just for the pure joy of it! "Jane Christie-Johnston's workshops are addictive. I keep coming back for more. Each workshop is different but the thing they all have in common is that they are uplifting and fun! Recommended to those seeking a positive mood altering experience!" – Julie Dennis, previous workshop participant.

The Australian Voices with Exhale Community Choir Following the release of their latest CD, renowned national choir The Australian Voices are visiting regional Tasmania with their "Painted in Dirt" Tasmanian tour. Championing compositions by Australian musicians, including those of Artistic Director John Rotar, they will give you a taste of contemporary Australian choral music – including choir and audience favourite "Painted in Dirt", featuring a myriad of bush noises! The Australian Voices will be joined for this concert by Devonport choir Exhale Community Choir , conducted by Alex Morse. Join us for an absorbing evening of choral delights!

The Australian Voices with Kompactus (ACT) Following the release of their latest CD, renowned national choir The Australian Voices are visiting regional Tasmania with their "Painted in Dirt" Tasmanian tour. Championing compositions by Australian musicians, including those of Artistic Director John Rotar, they will give you a taste of contemporary Australian choral music – including choir and audience favourite "Painted in Dirt", featuring entrancing a myriad of bush noises! The Australian Voices will be joined for this concert by Canberra's Kompactus Youth Choir, conducted by Olivia Swift. The program will feature a collaboration between The Australian Voices and Kompactus, alongside the premiere of a new Australian work. St John's Anglican Church are celebrating their 200th Anniversary in 2025, and we are excited to share this concert as part of their anniversary celebrations. This will be a concert to remember!

An intimate performance celebrating culture through music. Radical Son is a highly skilled artist, renowned for his magnetic performances, spell-binding vocals and a style that fuses hip hop, soul and a powerful connection to Country and his cultural roots, Radical Son is from the Kamilaroi nation of Australia and the South Pacific nation of Tonga. Radical Son's new album, Bilambiyal, was crafted alongside a powerhouse team, including Marcus Longfoot, Andy Robinson, David Bridie, Frank Yamma, Emma Donovan, Benny Walker and many more. It showcases Radical Son's cultural connection, innate integrity and powerful perception across its 13 tracks, with Radical Son exclusively sharing an insightful album track by track with Rolling Stone AU upon release.

A feel-good ABBA singalong for all. Get ready to channel your inner Dancing Queen! Join us for an afternoon of pure joy as we belt out ABBA's biggest hits, led by the fabulous Vicky Jacobs of Glee Club. No experience? No worries! This is about singing for joy, not perfection. With lyrics in hand and a drink at the ready, you'll be surrounded by fellow fans celebrating the timeless magic of ABBA. Whether you're a die-hard Super Trouper or just here for the Mamma Mia vibes, this is your chance to let loose and sing loud. Vicky brings her infectious energy and expert guidance to create a fun, welcoming space where everyone feels comfortable raising their voice. And yes—there may even be some ABBA trivia thrown in, so brush up just in case! Fans say it best: "It's impossible to leave without a huge smile on your face. There's something magical about singing your heart out with a group of people who are all there for the same reason—pure fun!" Love to dress up? We've got a prize for the best ABBA-themed outfit! Grab your friends, warm up those vocal cords, and take a chance on an afternoon of feel-good singalong fun. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase to keep the good times rolling.

A tribute to cinema's timeless soundtracks. Step into a world where Hollywood's iconic film scores meet the magic of live vocal harmony. Silver Screen Classics celebrates unforgettable movie moments with The Velvetones—one of Australia's premier vocal a cappella quartets. This nostalgic journey features dynamic renditions of beloved tunes from classics like The Sound of Music and The Blues Brothers, to modern favourites like Love Actually. Blending jazz, pop, and Broadway-style arrangements, The Velvetones bring cinematic hits to life with style, heart, and flawless harmonies. As part of Festival of Voices 2025—marking 20 years of extraordinary music—this concert offers a rare chance to relive the magic of the silver screen through rich vocal artistry. Whether you know the songs by heart or are discovering them for the first time, you'll be swept away by the emotion, humour, and energy of these timeless tracks. With multiple awards and appearances at festivals including the Melbourne International Singers Festival and Adelaide Fringe, The Velvetones are known for their crisp harmonies and captivating stage presence. Perfect for film buffs, music lovers, or anyone craving a feel-good night out, Silver Screen Classics is set to be a standout event of the season. Join us for a night of nostalgia, harmony, and movie magic.

International choirs united in song, featuring Luminata Voices, Veus and Sjaella. Vocal music (or simply "songs") has a universal ability to transcend division, language and background while communicating something meaningful beyond ourselves. The magic of song is something to really treasure. This concert will feature three internationally acclaimed choirs: -Luminata Voices (New Zealand) -Veus – Amics de la Unió (Catalonia) -Sjaella (Germany) These three diverse choirs will present stunning a cappella works representative of their countries, ranging from the 15th to the 21st centuries. Each choir's repertoire will include songs from their homeland, presented through folk songs, featured composers, and interpretation. Unfolding with carefully crafted staging, music, and choreography will intertwine to enhance the expressiveness of each piece and captivate the audience. This is no ordinary concert… the audience won't just listen; they will experience the music as part of it.

A celebration of young voices - Night 1 Join young singers from Tasmanian school and community youth choirs as they sing with joy in our annual combined choir event with guest conductor Annie Kwok alongside The Tasmanian Youth Orchestra. Additionally, each evening's concert will feature guest performances from Tasmanian and visiting youth choirs. Young Tasmania Sings brings together youth choirs in a cooperative, non-competitive endeavour. It also: -Includes choirs from all school systems alongside community youth choirs -Provides an opportunity for over 400 young singers ages 10 to 14 to work together with a visiting expert director and share the outcomes with family, friends and the community -Creates the opportunity for young singers to perform with a full orchestra as an integral part of the program -Demonstrates pathways for young singers through the inclusion of choral items from a range of guest choirs. TUESDAY 1 JULY Combined choirs: -Bellerive Primary School Honour Choir -Campbell Street Primary School Choir -Crescendo Music Hub -Immaculate Heart of Mary School Choir -Leighland Christian School Senior Choir -Mount Carmel College Middle Years Voices -Mount Stuart Primary Performance Choir -St Cuthbert's Choir Guest choirs: -Dominic College Junior Choir -Combined Secondary Schools Tenor & Bass Voices (Dominic College / St Virgil's College / The Friends' School / The Hutchins School) -Kenmore State High School Chorale (QLD)

A celebration of young voices - Night 2 Join young singers from Tasmanian school and community youth choirs as they sing with joy in our annual combined choir event with guest conductor Annie Kwok alongside The Tasmanian Youth Orchestra. Additionally, each evening's concert will feature guest performances from Tasmanian and visiting youth choirs. Young Tasmania Sings brings together youth choirs in a cooperative, non-competitive endeavour. It also: -Includes choirs from all school systems alongside community youth choirs -Provides an opportunity for over 400 young singers ages 10 to 14 to work together with a visiting expert director and share the outcomes with family, friends and the community -Creates the opportunity for young singers to perform with a full orchestra as an integral part of the program -Demonstrates pathways for young singers through the inclusion of choral items from a range of guest choirs. WEDNESDAY 2 JULY Combined choirs: -Albuera Street Primary School Choir -Huon Homeschool Choir -South Hobart Primary School Choir -St Mary's College Year 5 Choir -St Michael's Collegiate Founders' Choir -The Friends' Middle School Choir Guest choirs: -Sacred Heart College Choir -Young Voices of Hobart -Luminescence Children's Choir (ACT)

Enjoy a pared-back performance from the iconic Australian duo. Join acclaimed sisters, Vika & Linda, for an unforgettable, intimate concert showcasing the musical talents of Australia's iconic vocal duo. For this special performance, the sisters will be joined by their long-time collaborator Cameron Bruce on grand piano, creating a stripped-back experience that allows their rich, harmonious voices to shine like never before. Vika & Linda's musical journey spans decades, from their beginnings singing in church to chart-topping albums and collaborations with Australian music legends such as Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers, and John Farnham. Known for their effortless harmonies and deep connection as sisters, Vika & Linda have become one of the country's most beloved vocal duos. This concert offers a rare chance to hear Vika & Linda like never before – simply accompanied by Cameron's beautiful piano melodies. With no frills or backing band, the show highlights their voices in their purest form, showcasing the depth and magic of their vocal partnership. Vika & Linda have never been afraid of a challenge, and the past few years have only shown their incredible resilience and versatility. This is your chance to hear a career-spanning selection of their favourite songs, performed with stunning intimacy and raw emotion. It's an experience every fan will treasure, so don't miss this special night of soul, harmony, and beauty.

2025 Festival Closing Event Let's celebrate our 20th Anniversary with a joyous event to close the festival! We invite you to join a range of choirs, contemporary artists and personalities as we come together to enjoy performances, singalongs and the buoyant community spirit for which the Festival is known. Local, interstate and international artists featured will include sassy vocal quartet The Velvetones, the acclaimed Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir, cabaret singer Michelle Pearson, Hong Kong Children's Choir, singer/songwriter Beccy Cole, Brisbane's Birralee Recycled, festival favourite Paul Jarman …. and more to be announced! The bar will be open throughout this relaxed event so raise your glass and join us in a toast to Australia's leading singing celebration. Book your seats downstairs for informal seating, or upstairs for a traditional concert seating arrangement – enjoy our birthday celebration in a style that suits you!

Continuing our mission to get workplaces singing! Come and Support the Corporate Choir Challenge Teams! Our Corporate Choir teams have been busy discovering or rekindling their love of singing while strengthening relationships with colleagues. We are blown away by the commitment, the sound and the energy from everyone involved. This is an event everyone will want to be a part of! Join us on Saturday 5 July for our night of nights where each team will battle it out for the coveted title of 2025 Corporate Choir Challenge Winner! Let's raise the roof and support our friends, family and colleagues while raising funds for Tasmanians in need.

Monique Brumby and David Bridie duet in celebration of nearly 30 years. Fool For You was Monique Brumby's debut single, released in 1996. Produced by the celebrated David Bridie (Not Drowning, Waving and My Friend the Chocolate Cake), it was nominated for three ARIA Music Awards and won Best New Talent—marking the beginning of a remarkable creative partnership. Nearly 30 years later, the pair reunite for Fool For You: Songs of Love & Heartbreak, a special performance featuring their iconic duets and stories behind the songs—celebrating love, heartbreak, and collaboration. Monique reflects: "Me and my mate David Bridie have been connected through music for 30 years. Making my first album, I couldn't have asked for a better producer." Their long-standing connection is built on trust, mutual admiration, and a shared passion for music that resonates deeply. Audiences continue to be moved by their performances. One fan shared "Monique's energy is infectious, and the connection between her and David is pure magic. Their chemistry on stage makes every moment unforgettable." Another described the show as "moving" and "full of passion." Joining them is award-winning screen composer and guitarist Thomas Rouch, adding even more depth to the evening. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, this performance promises connection, storytelling, and two of Australia's finest talents in perfect harmony.

With Tasman Peninsula Singers in Port Arthur Join us at The Asylum: Port Arthur Historic Site for a memorable evening of live choral music inside one of the site's most evocative spaces. Founded in 2008, Kompactus is a Canberra-based chamber choir of singers aged 18 to 30. Led by conductor and composer Olivia Swift, the ensemble is known for its expressive, genre-spanning performances—from early music to bold contemporary works. Their programs often explore striking contrasts and unexpected themes, with past repertoire including music about time, nature, and even the curious habits of chickens. With appearances at major events such as the Canberra International Music Festival and the National Folk Festival, Kompactus has built a strong reputation for musical excellence, adventurous programming and the warmth and clarity of their vocal blend. Local favourites, the Tasman Peninsula Singers, will join Kompactus, adding a homegrown touch to this special night. With fires burning outside, food and drinks available for purchase, and the resonant acoustics of The Asylum filling with song, this is a unique opportunity to experience the power of choral music in one of Tasmania's most atmospheric heritage buildings. Doors open at 5.00 pm. Food and drink will be available before the performance and during a 45-minute interval.

Karaoke meets contemporary dance in a celebration of music & movement. Mature Artists Dance Experience (MADE) is turning 20, and they're marking the occasion in true Festival of Voices style – with song, dance, and an invitation for you to take centre stage. Sing For Me! is a dance karaoke experience like no other. As you step into the space, you'll be welcomed by an MC and presented with a playlist of 20 iconic songs. The choice is yours: pick a track, take the mic, and sing your heart out. As the lyrics light up the screen, the MADE ensemble brings the music to life with stunning choreography, transforming your song into a unique dance performance. Each song on the list has its own specially crafted routine – some performed as solos, others as duos, and some featuring the full ensemble. Whether it's a heartfelt ballad, a power anthem, or an all-out party tune, Sing For Me! is here to take you on a journey through time, evoking memories and making new ones in the process. So, warm up those vocal cords, embrace the nostalgia, and get ready for a night of music, movement, and pure joy. Come for the karaoke, stay for the dance – and let yourself go.

A stage and screen spectacular. Step into a world where music, theatre, and film collide for one unforgettable night in Hobart! Celebrate the magic of Broadway and Hollywood with iconic songs from stage and screen—plus a few delightful surprises. Enjoy classics from The Sound of Music and Guys & Dolls, the glitz of Moulin Rouge, and timeless Disney favourites. From big showstoppers to intimate ballads, you'll be tapping your feet and singing along as you're transported into a world of pure theatrical joy. At the heart of the evening is the Festival of Voices Music Theatre Workshop Choir and band, led by the dynamic Adam Majsay (NSW). Their energy and expert musicianship bring each song to life with flair and passion. Joining them are Festival favourites and special guests: harmonious quartet The Velvetones (VIC), World Choir Games champions Luminata Voices (NZ), and the internationally renowned Hong Kong Children's Choir. Local stars Allison Farrow and Hobart Harmony round out this dazzling lineup. Whether you're a theatre devotee or just love a great night out, this feel-good concert promises joy, nostalgia, and the uplifting power of song. You'll leave with a full heart, a tune on your lips, and a renewed love for the magic of music.

Harmonies, humour and ukulele-fuelled mayhem. Ever wondered why there are no baby pigeons? Or what it's like to be a lesbian bank robber? Tuck Shop Ladies explore these and a few other pertinent issues in life with nothing but a couple of ukuleles, three chords, and the truth. Formed in 2019, the dynamic folk duo comprises Australian music darlings Sam Lohs (Fruit) and Rosie Burgess (Rosie Burgess Trio). Armed with sharp wit, infectious humour, and the ever-present ukulele, they turn everyday moments into comedic gold. Their performances mix quirky, heartfelt tunes with a splash of social commentary—equal parts crowd-pleasing fun and insightful laughs. Their music, born from life on the road and the often ridiculous but always harmonious moments shared in the back of a tour van, has won the hearts of audiences across the country. As they explore the absurdities of daily life and the personal relationships of touring musicians, they invite you into their wonderful world, leaving you wanting to run away on tour with the band. With clever lyrics, strong harmonies, and undeniable chemistry, Tuck Shop Ladies have earned glowing reviews for their ability to engage and entertain. Miss Chatelaine from Joy FM raves "I love comedy-music duos, and Tuck Shop Ladies are my new favourites!".

David Lawrence conducts this magnificent masterwork Verdi's Requiem is one of the most dramatic and operatic compositions of its kind, renowned as one of the most enthralling settings of the Catholic funeral mass. Although a mass for the dead, its emotional impact and dramatic intensity rival any night at the opera. Often described as bleak and foreboding, the impact and sheer drama created by Verdi's Requiem stands out as one of the best-loved choral works in concert repertoire. Audiences across the globe are familiar with the Dies Irae, which often adds strength and atmosphere in contemporary film and other media. Premiered in 1874, Verdi's Requiem was last performed in Hobart in 1978. Join us to experience this compelling work conducted by UK's David Lawrence, featuring outstanding soloists Sharon Prero, Katharine Tier, Michael Petruccelli and Christopher Richardson, together with a mighty chorus of 200 voices including members of the TSO Chorus, and Festival of Voices' 20th Anniversary Orchestra comprising members from the Hobart Chamber Orchestra and Hobart Wind Symphony.

Concert Series Featuring a range of contrasting vocal ensembles representing capital cities and regional areas around Australia and beyond, there is something for everyone in these five weekday concerts. In the beautiful Town Hall, enjoy the vibrancy and variety of choral music presented by these passionate singers. This concert series is a popular, all-inclusive event, giving everyone the opportunity to hear choral excellence at an affordable price. Voices@5 program for 2025 includes: Monday 30 June: Voices@5 – A Cappella Deep South Chorus (TAS) | Vocalis (TAS) Tuesday 1 July: Voices@5 – Ladies' Night Frankston Ladies Choir (VIC) | Cantiamo Ladies Choir (TAS) Wednesday 2 July: Voices@5 – Many Voices Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir (NSW) | Birralee Recycled (QLD) Thursday 3 July: Voices@5 – Chamber Choirs Luminata Voices (NZ) | Luminescence Children's Choir (ACT) | TYO Tasmanian Youth Chorale (TAS) Friday 4 July: Voices@5 – Global Voices Chantifique (QLD) | Wenyi Tas Chinese Choir (TAS) | Ukrainian Choir (TAS)

Roxburgh House circa 1880 is one of Hobart’s most beautiful old buildings. Located in hip MidTown and only a short stroll (approximately) 300 metres to the main shops and another five minutes to the bustling Hobart waterfront. Surrounded by coffee shops and local artisan offerings, and The Sunday Farmers Market is just a block away. There are three apartments in the heritage-listed Victorian building. perfect for individuals, couples or groups of up to 14 friends or families to stay together in comfort and style. But only the ground floor Apartment 2 is available currently. The ground floor - Apartment Two - has one bedroom with a grand separate sitting room, kitchen, new bathroom and washing machine and drier. Great for one or two couples or a family with two children who can share a double sofa bed. Accommodates up to four guests. A two-night minimum stay applies.

Women's Fitness Adventures is Australia's leading fitness adventure community for women. Their fitness adventures are uniquely designed for women. Take the road less travelled and discover Australia and the world, mainly by hiking From introductory fitness levels to challenging adventures it's fun through fitness. Whether starting out or being a seasoned hiker, their women's community provides friendship and a supportive environment. With adventures all over Australia, they engage experienced professional hiking guides and the full support of a Women's Fitness Adventures Leader. All their adventures come complete with comprehensive training, either in person or in the online training portal to ensure you are adventure-ready so that your last day and every day in between, is as good as your first. Small group numbers and private locations ensure their accommodation is a safe, exclusive and comfortable haven. From camping to hotels or anywhere in between, the immersion in these amazing adventures in the Australian wilderness leaves you with priceless memories and feeling fitter and stronger. Their leaders can assist you to find the right adventure to ensure you have the most memorable, life-changing experience.

The 241 room Crowne Plaza Hobart is located in the heart of the city. The hotel is within walking distance of the city’s renowned Salamanca Place and Constitution Dock at the capital's waterfront, the Theatre Royal, Museum and Art Gallery, providing easy access for guests during their leisure time. Surrounded by Hobart’s best shopping, everything our guests need is on our doorstep. Guests will also be able to enjoy the hotel's all-day dining restaurant, unwind at the bar or relax with friends on the outdoor deck perched over Liverpool Street. With views to the harbour, the mountains or across the city our guest rooms have everything you need for work or play. With the latest technology, everything you need is just one touch away. Our Club Floors located on Levels 10 and 11 ensure guests can further enhance their experience, with club rooms and suites having lounge benefits included. Guests can enjoy in-room dining services and work out at the fully equipped fitness centre 24 hours a day.