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Bothwell Bicentennial
The Bothwell Bicentennial is a colonial event to commemorate the 200th anniversary and history of the settlement of the township of Bothwell in the Central Highlands.

When 14 October 2022 12:00am - 16 October 2022 12:01am

Where Bothwell

Contact centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/bothwell-bi-centenary-festival-2022/


We respect and recognise the traditional custodians of this land, the Tasmanian Aboriginal people, whose many families still live in Bothwell.

The Bothwell Bicentennial is a colonial event to commemorate the 200th anniversary and history of the settlement of the township of Bothwell in the Central Highlands.

The festival will be held on 14 - 16 October 2022. 

Farmers, shepherds, trappers, stonemasons, builders, grocers, butchers and millhands all contributed to making this beautiful heritage township what it is today. 

Bothwell has a rich history of Scottish and Irish ancestry. Those attending are invited to wear traditional costumes from their homelands. 

The Bothwell Bicentennial celebration has a fantastic program with must-see events showcasing a timeline over the 200 years of settlement. Some activities and events require bookings – these links will go live on September 1. 

Central Highlands Council and the wider community invite you to come along and join us to commemorate the Bothwell Bicentennial. 

For the full festival program, go to the website.

(photo credit: Nicky Sanders)


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We pay our respects to the Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional and original owners and continuing custodians of lutruwita, and acknowledge elders past and present.

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