Kingborough Community Hub in Kingston, Tasmania, Australia | Performance & event venue

Kingborough Community Hub

Locality: Kingston, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6211 8200

Address: 7 Goshawk Way 7050 Kingston, TAS, Australia

Website: https://www.kingborough.tas.gov.au/kch

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23.01.2022 We can't wait to see what our young inventors come up with this Saturday in their workshops with Prof Wiggle! All the workshops are full, but leave a message below if you're keen to attend one and we will do our best to add some more dates

22.01.2022 Drama Mumma's Place will be back at Kingston Park on Saturday 17 April from 10am-12pm for more fun, imaginative play. Listen for her in the musical play zone. #kingstonpark #kidsallowed

21.01.2022 We had a fabulous day at the Really Really Free Market. The stallholders were thrilled to leave with empty boxes and the customers had a great time finding some lovely treasures. This market keeps on giving as it keeps items in circulation and out of landfill. The next Really Really Free Market has been booked for the 19 June from 12pm-1pm. To register your interest, please complete the booking link below. www.cognitoforms.com/Kin/ReallyReallyFreeMarketCommunityHub

19.01.2022 Have a go at BollyZumba with Rhythmz Bollywood dance studio at the Kingborough Community Hub. This Saturday 24 April from 4.30-5.30pm. It's so much fun you won't even realise that you are exercising. Bookings required: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/beginners-bollywood-dance-with-rhyt

17.01.2022 Join Lalita from Stress Free Fast for a practical workshop to show you ways to take more control of your negative inner chatter. Learn some simple exercises, tools and techniques to reduce negative thoughts and stop them from ruining your day. Bookings required: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/conquer-your-inner-critic-tickets-1

17.01.2022 Coming up at the Community Hub next Friday 23 April from 6pm. This is a free event. Please register with a ticket for COVID numbers - https://fb.me/e/40D4tzmck

16.01.2022 *Please note the date change for this workshop - it has now moved to Wednesday 12 May at the Kingborough Community Hub. Cleaning up the kitchen will be that little bit brighter with your own handmade, reusable dishcloth. Join our local yarn enthusiast Lizzie to create some fun and colourful dishcloths to add some cheer to your kitchen chores and save waste at the same time. Bookings www.eventbrite.com.au/e/crochet-reusable-dishcloths-tickets

12.01.2022 The last Really Really Free Market was held at the Kingston Beach Hall prior to COVID. Come along this Saturday 17 April from 12pm-2pm for Tassie's most generous market. If you have items to give away, there's still time to reserve your table. Please book your spot on the link below. Otherwise, come along to find your treasure. www.cognitoforms.com//ReallyReallyFreeMarketKingboroughCom

10.01.2022 TODAY & TOMORROW at the Kingborough Community Hub- fuel up after all the fun in our new playground!

09.01.2022 Canopy Ice Cream will be back tomorrow Saturday 17 April @ the Kingborough Community Hub. Have you tried their delicious Tassie ice cream yet?

07.01.2022 The popular Bollywood Dance is back at the Hub in April with classes on Saturday 17 and 24 from 4.30pm-5.30pm. Thanks to our friends at Rhythmz Bollywood dance studio for bringing Bollywood to Kingston. #LearningforLife

07.01.2022 A new community market is coming to the Kingborough Community Hub- details below

03.01.2022 Learn how your family's health, energy and mood can be improved by using real food with local Nutritional Therapist, Jill Cooper. Cut through the confusion caused by processed food marketing, social media and the myths around 'good' nutrition. Bring the kids to Kingston Park playground tomorrow (Wednesday 14th) and let them play while you listen to Jill. We will meet at the top BBQ Shelter at 10am.

02.01.2022 Coming up at the Kingborough Community Hub for Youth Week: The Youth Arts Showcase combines an exhibition of stencils created by young people for our Stormwater to Sea project, a youth market, buskers and a street art demo & change to have a go at spray art