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Harvest and Light is a unique combination of photo gallery and small-batch picklery. The gallery includes both local landscapes and macro photographic artwork. Cassy Faux is the artist and owner. She has an Applied Science Degree in Photography obtained from RMIT University with a Masters in Clinical Microbiology from Griffith University. It is this background that forms the body of work on display at Harvest and Light.

Harvest and Light is a unique combination of photo gallery and small-batch picklery. It is also the only tasting house in the Huon, showcasing a wide range of Tasmanian wine, spirits, cider and craft beer. The picklery sources and preserves the best of local, seasonal fruit and vegetables. You can choose to sit and enjoy a grazing platter highlighting the preserves made and sold on-site or enjoy a tasting flight of locally produced wine and spirits. A modest share plate style menu complements both the preserves and the wine sold on site.

The 2025 Geeveston Art Show will be a special festival this year, celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Art Show. It will run from Saturday, the 29th of March through to Sunday 6th of April 2025. The Geeveston Art Exhibition was launched in 2015 to showcase the work of local talent within the Huon Valley. In 2021 we changed the name to the Geeveston Art Show. The Geeveston Art Show celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2025! We showcase the very best that the Artisans of the Huon Valley have to offer, and we cover a broad variety of styles and mediums including Works on Canvas or Board, Works on Paper, 3D designs, and Ceramics, Textiles and we have multiple generalist awards as well. We will launch a photography division for the first time this year and will also be holding an affordable art sale! All artwork is for sale and you may even get to meet the artists! This year's event will be something to remember with multiple venues, street activities, food trucks, workshops, special events, live music and local businesses participating in the festival. There are also interactive elements to the show that will allow everyone to engage with space and hopefully explore some new hobbies via the Artist Development Programme.