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Junction set to be bigger and better in 2017.

Written by Arts Tasmania
Junction's program for 2017 has a distinctly Tasmanian flavour. They have pulled together a line up of some of Tasmania's talented and uniquely creative artists that will be presented alongside some outstanding acts from interstate. The Junction Arts Festival has grown over the last seven years into a confident, carefree and creative arts festival that brings Launceston alive with music, performance, comedy and exhibitions in hidden and not so hidden spaces around the city.
Festival of Voices
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Sound of songs floating in the air

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The Festival of Voices has become known internationally as a special meeting place for singers to come and sing, share and hang out with each other. The program includes workshops, major choral events and performances by cabaret artists, actors, jazz and contemporary singers from around Australia and overseas
The Sounds of Silent
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Devonport Jazz – one of Australia’s leading jazz festivals.

Written by Arts Tasmania
Devonport Jazz is a celebration of all jazz genres, with a festival program aimed to appeal to young and old, to enthusiasts and those new to the musical style. The Festival takes place in a variety of venues across the city, from the Devonport Entertainment Centre, to arts venues, cafes, restaurants, pubs, churches and community halls.
The Better Son
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Katherine Johnson’s journey from prize to publication

Written by Arts Tasmania
Katherine Johnson's prize-winning manuscript has been released as a novel, The Better Son. Set in Mole Creek, the literary thriller was inspired by the true story of two young boys who discovered one of Tasmania’s most popular tourist caves in 1906 only to keep it secret for years.
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ARTBIKES

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Artbikes is a free bike borrowing available in Rosny Park on Hobart's Eastern Shore.