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EVENTS
A Tasmanian Map
Friday November 12, 2021

When 12 November 2021 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Where South Hobart Living Arts Centre

Contact soholivingarts.org/
Call 0428 603 299


Pete Hay / Bert Spinks / Katie Wilson


A Tasmanian Map

Join three of Tasmania's most intriguing voices for the first time, as we bring you an evening of poems, stories and songs about our curious island.

You'll hear personal tales from all the odd corners we've found ourselves in, as well as interpretations from Tassie history and ecology.

Pete Hay grew up on the north-west coast. He is one of Tasmania's finest poets, as well as a significant essayist, philosopher, and activist.

Bert Spinks is a prominent Tasmanian storyteller, poet, writer and bushwalking guide, whose childhood years were spent in Beaconsfield.

Katie Wilson is proud Spreyton 'tip-rat', and a writer of relatable stories with beautiful melodies.

Join us from 5p.m. on November 12, in the community hall at Soho Arts; show begins at 5:30p.m.

Tickets are $20 through trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BUVZK

Drinks available by donation.



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