Panshanger Estate

TribonART Exhibition - an extraordinary Exabition and a homage to the natural world, a celebration of the land and its myriad forms. Exploring the textures, colours and shapes of the environment, from sweeping landscapes to intricate studies of flora and fauna. Our artists draw from the rhythms of nature, capturing its essence in a variety of mediums and styles. TribonART is an established group of eight artists - 5 x ceramicists, 2 x painters and 1 x painter/mixed media. .

A charming chamber concert showcasing some new faces and old friends. The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's second Woolmers concert for the year begins with a delightful sonata from Mozart, which he wrote for Italian violinist Regina Strinasacchi. He felt she played expressively and tastefully, and the same can be said of the TSO's wonderful new violinist Tobias Chisnall. You'll also be treated to an enchanting nocturne from French composer Lili Boulanger. Tobias, pianist Karen Smithies, and remarkable horn player Claudia Leggett will then present a trio that Brahms composed in honour of his mother. You are sure to enjoy this charming music in Woolmers, and the talented players look forward to hearing about the piece you like the most.

Woolmers Estate is a UNESCO World Heritage site rich in Tasmanian convict history. Wander around heritage buildings & beautiful gardens set against stunning landscapes. Self-guided tours of the estate with guided tours available of the gardens, homestead and convict story. We have beautifully restored heritage cottages which offer unique accommodation in breathtaking rural landscapes. Enjoy Tasmania’s Rose Garden in bloom from November through February. Café and gift shop onsite. Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am- 3pm with extended summer hours. Events, weddings, art exhibitions and versatile galleries and restaurant. Woolmers Estate stands as a living testament to Tasmania’s convict history, offering a deeply immersive experience into the world of the 19th-century Convict Assignment System. Once a thriving estate, and one of Australia's finest examples of a pioneer farm, it was built by Thomas Archer and maintained by the hands of assigned convicts who worked alongside free settlers. Many of these convicts chose to stay on at Woolmers even after gaining their freedom. The collection of original buildings at Woolmers Estate includes family accommodation, workers' cottages, a former chapel, blacksmith's shop, stables, bakehouse, pump house and gardener's cottage. But Woolmers Estate isn’t just about historic buildings and stunning landscapes; it’s about the human stories behind the history. Woolmers is a place where Tasmania’s farming and convict heritage comes to life.