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TrailGraze is a new way to taste your way around Tasmania's North West. Hosted by the Tasting Trail, this weekend is all about real food, real makers and plenty of flavour. Things kick off with a special Tasting Trail dinner, showcasing the best of what our producers do best. Celebrate with over 40 growers, makers and farms opening their doors for a weekend of eating, sipping, and meeting the people behind the produce. TrailGraze runs 10–12 April 2026 — one big weekend of local flavour, Tassie hospitality and good times on the Trail.

The East Coast Harvest Odyssey, known as ECHO Festival, is a boutique Festival of the Senses held each March on a historic farm site in Swansea, a seaside town on Tasmania's East Coast wine route. Just 1.5 hours from both Hobart and Launceston airports, Swansea is easy to reach yet feels like a true coastal escape. Over one unforgettable weekend, ECHO invites you to step into a world of discovery where food, wine, music, art, culture, storytelling and knowledge-sharing collide. It's a celebration of the quintessential East Coast lifestyle, brought to life through immersive experiences that engage all the senses. Central to the program is the sharing of Tasmanian Aboriginal knowledge, which deepens cultural understanding and connection to Country. ECHO was born to fill a gap in the cultural calendar and to dig deeper into the real stories of the coast - its people, histories, and landscapes. ECHO champions environmentally conscious practices while sparking moments of joy, creativity, and reflection. It creates an intimate festival village where strangers quickly feel like friends. ECHO is boutique, it's bold, it's brimming with flavour and soul - and it's a festival you won't want to miss.

Why come to the National Penny Farthing Championships 2026? Because it's unlike anything else in Australia. It's quirky and wonderful with a whole lot of fun. The streets of historic Evandale will come alive on the 21st of February with bikes, energy, and sheer eccentricity of the Penny Farthing races—an event that is as much about people and place as it is about competition, ongoing since 1983. In 2026, a new committee is bringing fresh energy and ideas, but the heart of the event remains the same: a warm welcome, community spirit, and plenty of joy. Whether you come to race, to cheer, or just to experience something truly different, the National Penny Farthing Championships in 2026 is where community, history, and joy collide.