The Australian Musical Theatre Festival presents Pride & Prejudice

Briar Lane offers three boutique self-contained accommodation options, set amongst five acres of gardens with sweeping views of the Great Western Tiers. It is one of Evandale's oldest established properties, dating back to the 1820s and only a 5-minute walk from the centre of Evandale. Breakfast provisions provided include eggs, milk, bread and butter, a selection of cereals and accompaniments, plus a coffee pod cappuccino machine. All the kitchens contain stoves, microwaves and fridges. There is free WIFI, electric blankets, reverse cycle air conditioning and smart TVs. Each space contains laundry and ironing facilities, and access to an outside clothesline. Bathroom toiletries are provided and off-street parking is at your door. Briar Lane House can accommodate seven guests. There are four upstairs bedrooms; queen, single, double and a twin single. There are two bathrooms; one upstairs and one downstairs. Unit 1 can accommodate three guests. It has one bedroom which contains a queen and a single bed. It is a single level unit and a good option for guests with mobility issues. Unit 2 can accommodate four guests. The upstairs attic bedroom contains a double and a single bed, whilst the living/kitchen area downstairs also contains a single bed. Please note that the bathroom is downstairs and the staircase is steep. Guests with mobility issues would be advised to consider booking Unit 1 instead.

Situated in the picturesque heritage village of Evandale, Arendon Cottage is a charming two-bedroom Georgian cottage. Recently renovated and returned to its original design. The cottage is fully self-contained including full kitchen and laundry facilities. Although Evandale is just a short ten-minute drive from Launceston and a five-minute drive from the airport, you could be forgiven for thinking that you were a world away from the 'hustle and bustle' and have been transported back to a more relaxed time. Many people stay at Arendon Cottage for the convenience of being close to Launceston, the regional centre for Northern Tasmania. Within easy walking distance of coffee shops, bakery, pubs and all manner of village stores and galleries. If you visit on a Sunday a short stroll to the end of the street you will be delighted to find the Evandale village market; one of the best in the state. During the months of February and March, the village comes alive with the National Penny-farthing Championships, Village Fair and the internationally acclaimed Glover Art Awards. Some of the regions’ big events.

Leighton House is a luxury farm stay set on 300 acres of spectacular farmland in Northern Tasmania. Just 20 minutes from Launceston and at the geographical start of the Tamar Valley Wine region. The beautifully restored 1840s homestead sleeps from 2 to 12 and features luxury amenities including - a wellness deck featuring a hot tub and sauna, an entertainer kitchen with top-of-the-range appliances, a pizza oven and BBQ, a traditional study with a record player, pool room, two indoor fireplaces, fire pit, river access, contemporary Australian art and antiques and a selection of games and puzzles. The house is perfect for exploring Northern Tasmania including world class golfing at Barnbougle, Derby Mountain Biking, Ben Lomond Mountain Resort and the many historic towns of midlands Tasmania including Evandale just a few minutes away with its famous Sunday markets. The East Coast and Mona are also within driving range for a day trip if you want to make Leighton House your base for a longer stay.