Join us for a lively panel discussion ... and other events in October!

Anita

28 Sep 2026 — 1 min read

Creating Contemporary Streets in Hobart!

Come along for a lively conversation about the future of our city streets.
Streets People Love Hobart are holding a get-together with acclaimed urbanists:
- Steven Burgess an urban strategist, storyteller and Hobart local who has had a 35+ year career creating liveable cities around the globe
- Daniel Bennett an award-winning and highly experienced urban designer and landscape architect
- Tim Jarvis from Fullers Bookshop will be facilitating the conversation
Friday 23rd October, 5:30pm, Salamanca Inn
Book a ticket now! CLICK HERE

Ride2Work Day

Organised by The Bicycle Network
Wednesday 14 Oct, 7.30am to 9am
Mawson Place, Morrison Street, Hobart

Bike Rave

A community organised event on Sunday 11th October
Meet at 3pm, Hobart Linear Park
Facebook event page

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