Art Gallery at Royal Park

Sam Jinks || Mortal Reflections

Discover one of Australia’s most prominent contemporary sculptural artists in his first major Tasmanian exhibition.

Art Gallery at Royal Park | Free

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 60

Ignite curiosity about the natural world as Wildlife Photographer of the Year returns exclusively to QVMAG in Tasmania.

Art Gallery at Royal Park | Free

Conversations

Contemplate the essence of connection in this thought-provoking exhibition of objects from the QVMAG collection.

Art Gallery at Royal Park | Free

ArtStart: The Next Generation

A showcase of artwork by northern Tasmania primary school students inspired by the NAIDOC Week 2025 theme, The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy.

Art Gallery at Royal Park | Free

Guan Di Temple

This working temple offers a unique window into Chinese religious practice in Tasmania.

Art Gallery at Royal Park | Free

The First Tasmanians: our story

Explore the history and culture of the Tasmanian Aboriginal people.

Art Gallery at Royal Park | Free

School Holidays at QVMAG

Discover a range of free and ticketed activities during the school holidays for curious and creative minds.

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Special events and workshops at Royal Park

NAIDOC Week 2025

Join us at QVMAG for a series of events and activities in the lead up to and during NAIDOC Week 2025.

Objects and Poetry: An exploration with Kim Nielsen-Creeley

05 Jul 2025 Join us for an inspiring afternoon of art, dialogue, and poetry at the Art Gallery at Royal Park.

Queen Victoria Art Gallery at Royal Park, 2 Wellington Street, Launceston 7250

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What's on at the Museum at Inveresk

Six Extinctions

Explore the 'big five' mass extinction events on Earth — and the Sixth Extinction now underway.

Museum at Inveresk | Entry $5

This Vanishing World: Photography of Olegas Truchanas

Discover the photography of one of Tasmania's fiercest conservation advocates.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

Science on the Move

Discover the science of how things move. From light and sound, to force and motion, to electricity and magnetism, and so much more!

Museum at Inveresk | Free

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