Gift cards

Gifts that mean something

Pick an amount, add a message and hit send. It’s that simple.

Our Gift Cards aren’t just thoughtful presents – they’re flexible, meaningful gifts that offer access to the kind of emotional experiences only orchestral music can create. From our iconic Federation Hall Concerts to our raucous, pub-vibe Live Sessions, a TSO Gift Card allows whoever receives it to select an experience they’ll love.

Each card is sent directly to the recipient’s inbox or posted to their home address, if you’d prefer a hard-copy certificate.

If you want to give someone a unique, emotional and unforgettable experience, look no further.

How it works

Pick an amount, add a message and hit send.
It’s that simple.

Some handy FAQs

Three years from the purchase date.

When booking in person, over the phone or when purchasing a ticket or package on our website.

Any tickets sold by the TSO.

No, sorry.

Absolutely. You can always call our Box Office to check your gift card balance.

No and no, sorry.

They’re expired. Sorry. It’s a tax thing.

No, sorry.

You absolutely can, during the checkout process.

Concerts you can book with gift cards

Family Concerts
Cancelled
A little girl in a tutu raising her arms like a ballerina.

Sing 'n Dance with the TSO

Join the TSO for a fun, interactive music workshop.
Saturday 17 Oct 2026
1:30pm
Launceston
North
2026-10-17
Federation Concert Hall Series
A double exposure photograph blending a close-up portrait of a woman with trees and branches. The woman has light eyes, wears dangling earrings, and rests her hand near her temple, while the layered forest scenery adds a dreamy, surreal effect.

Beethoven's Pastorale and two soaring arias

Like walking through a dewy field, as the world is waking up.
Saturday 7 Nov 2026
7:30pm
Nipaluna / Hobart
South
2026-11-07
Federation Concert Hall Series
Eivind Aadland conducting, captured with a dynamic double exposure effect that shows his arms and baton in motion. The background features an abstract pattern of wooden blocks, enhancing the sense of energy and rhythm.

Eivind conducts Shostakovich's Tenth

Inspired by the death of Stalin. Emotionally complex, infinitely intense.
Saturday 14 Nov 2026
7:30pm
Nipaluna / Hobart
South
2026-11-14
Federation Concert Hall Series
A young man in a black shirt stands in an arched hallway holding a violin upright in front of his face. Behind him, a faint double exposure image shows  conductor Eivind Aadland in mid-gesture, adding a layered, artistic effect.

Beethoven's Violin Concerto with a Eurovision-winning violinist

Masterful technique with the soul of a poet.
Saturday 28 Nov 2026
7:30pm
Nipaluna / Hobart
South
2026-11-28