Venues | Beaker Street Festival

Alluvium Water Cremations, based in Mornington, Tasmania, offers Australia's first regulator-approved water cremation service, utilizing alkaline hydrolysis to provide a sustainable and dignified...

The remarkable light filled Atrium at Hadley's is one of Tasmania’s most famous spaces. For 190 years, Hadley’s has welcomed guests from every corner of the globe to revel in historic charm.

Details on how to get to the meeting point will be sent via email to ticket holders closer to the event.

Blackmans Bay Hall is a modest, community-focused venue perched near the beach at 24 Ocean Esplanade, serving as a local hub for fitness classes, art exhibitions, and grassroots gatherings in...

CSIRO's marine and environmental scientists conduct research at this site which features a deep-water port for access to the Southern Ocean.

Frogmore Creek Wines Cellar Door and Restaurant is around a 20 minute drive from the Hobart CBD in the famed Coal River Valley wine region, with spectacular views across the vines toward the Mt...

The home of Beaker Street's Main Stage and ground-zero of the Festival Epicentre. This stunning heritage building will be transformed into a suave science saloon, with cabaret style seating, live...

Meet Pete outside the C3 playground.

Meet Lisa at Hamlet Cafe then follow Hobart Rivulet upstream from the city to the foothills of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, this trail has a gentle uphill grade.

Australia's oldest continually licensed pub will be packed to the rafters with scientific oddities and curious minds as Beaker Street's Roving Scientist Bar. Imagine the charisma of old-school pub,...

The Springs Carpark on Kunanyi / Mount Wellington is a key trailhead and rest stop at 720 metres elevation, offering access to scenic bushwalks, picnic facilities, and the Lost Freight café, making...

Situated on the Hobart waterfront, our Davey Street Cellar Door was once distillery and bond store, and is steeped in history. We stock the full range of LARK whiskies and cellar door exclusive...

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania, located in Hobart's historic Carnegie Building, offers an immersive exploration of the island's deep connection to the sea, featuring exhibits on Aboriginal...

The Mawson’s Huts Replica Museum in Hobart is a meticulously crafted, full-scale reconstruction of the original 1911–14 Antarctic expedition base, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into the...

The Waterside Pavilion in Hobart is a reimagined waterfront venue—once a dockside workers’ complex—now offering a light-filled, glass-walled space with polished timber floors and exposed beams, ideal...

Mount Field National Park is one of Tasmania’s oldest national parks and is also one of its most diverse. We’ll meet at the Visitor Centre.

The paranaple Convention Centre is a striking, purpose-built venue in Devonport, Tasmania, offering state-of-the-art facilities and sweeping waterfront views, designed to host everything from major...

We'll meet at Palawa Kipli and go from there

Sea Forest operates a pioneering seaweed farm in Triabunna, Tasmania, cultivating Asparagopsis—a native red seaweed—to produce SeaFeed™, a livestock supplement that can reduce methane emissions by up...

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SOCIAL is Salamanca Arts Centre’s newest ground-floor venue—a light-filled, wheelchair-accessible space designed for experimental exhibitions, workshops, and performances, inviting artists and...

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) is the state's premier cultural institution, housing a significant collection of both scientific and cultural materials.

A retail and tasting room by day that meanders into a suave yet comfortable whisky and cocktail lounge experience as the sun sets and the night unfolds.

An historic railway tunnel, now home to thousands of gourmet mushrooms. The tunnel, once a section of the Bellerive to Sorell line, was in commission from 1892 to 1926.

The Youth Arts & Recreation Centre (Youth ARC) in Hobart is a dynamic, inclusive space offering young people aged 12–25 free access to creative programs, workshops, and events in art, music, dance,...