Museum at Inveresk

David Hamilton: Fragments and Artefacts

David Hamilton’s sculptural works transform raw materials into powerful forms that speak to tradition, transformation, and environmental loss.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

Alexander 100

A celebration of Tasmanian ingenuity, Alexander 100 traces the rise of a local sporting icon that made its mark on the world stage.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

Minds Do Matter 2025

Celebrate the power of art to support mental health and wellbeing.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

Tasmanian Connections

Natural science and history displays covering everything from geology and dinosaurs to bushrangers and bicycles.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

School Holidays at QVMAG

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

Ongoing | Museum at Inveresk and Art Gallery at Royal Park

Northern Clay

Explore the story of the rise of ceramics in northern Tasmania, beginning with two former Launceston pottery companies: John Campbell Pottery and McHugh Brothers.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

Tasmanian Tiger: precious little remains

Peruse historical photographs, objects and stories about the thylacine.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

The Sydney Cove Collection

Treasures and tales of survival from an eighteenth century shipwreck.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

Transforming the Island: railways in Tasmania

Track the journey of Tasmanian railways at The Launceston Railway Workshops.

Museum at Inveresk | Free

The Signwriters’ Shop

Constructed between 1929 and 1937, almost all of the railway-related signs used across the Tasmanian railway network were made
in this workshop.

Museum at Inveresk | Free