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Plan your visit

Our orchestra performs in venues all over Tasmania. Here’s everything you need to know before your visit.

All of our venues are accessible, but the facilities available can vary depending on the location.

We’re part of the Hidden Disability Sunflower initiative, a globally recognised program supporting people with non-visible disabilities. Sunflower lanyards are available at the TSO Box Office.

Featured venues

Federation Concert Hall

Home of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra since 2001

Nipaluna / Hobart

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TSO Studio

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra’s rehearsal and family concert space

Nipaluna / Hobart

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Other venues

If you can't find the venue you're going to please check the concert page for address and accessibility details, or get in touch with our Box Office.

Albert Hall Launceston

A newly revamped historic gem of a venue, in the heart of Launceston

Launceston

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Bangor Vineyard Shed

An award-winning winery and cafe surrounded by vines and overlooking the water

Dunalley

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Ian Potter Recital Hall, The Hedberg

Cutting-edge acoustics within The Hedberg performing arts complex

Nipaluna / Hobart

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Latrobe Memorial Hall

A community performance theatre in the centre of Latrobe

Latrobe

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MyState Bank Arena

Tasmania’s largest indoor venue, perfect for spectacular stage shows

Nipaluna / Hobart

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St David's Cathedral

A gothic-style cathedral with soaring stone and timber interior

Nipaluna / Hobart

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St John's Anglican Church

Launceston’s oldest church, recently renovated

Launceston

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Woolmers Estate

A historic farm with heritage buildings and a rose garden

Longford

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Wrest Point Entertainment Centre

A live music venue within Australia’s first casino

Nipaluna / Hobart

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Get in contact

If you need any help, just call TSO Box Office on 1800 001 190 between 10am – 4pm Monday to Friday.

Can't get here in person?

Watch concerts online at TSO On Demand, our streaming platform for all TSO content.

Did you know?

While we call Federation Concert Hall in Nipaluna / Hobart home, our musicians travel year-round, performing in schools, community halls, pubs and other venues across the island.

Helpful info for planning your visit

What to expect

How early to arrive, whether to bring the kids, when to clap and more.

Accessibility

Learn how we’re making our concerts more accessible.

Food, stays & experience offers

Exclusive offers from our local partners.

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What's on across Tasmania

Federation Concert Hall Series

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Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto

A powerful, full-body orchestral experience.

Saturday 30 May 2026

7:30pm

Nipaluna / Hobart

South

6pm Series

Tickets 2-for-1

Vaughan Williams' Tuba Concerto

Bold and subtle, sonorous and delicate. You've never heard a tuba like this.

Thursday 4 Jun 2026

6:00pm

Nipaluna / Hobart

South

Other Events

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TSO to You Sheffield

Connect with your community through music.

Thursday 11 Jun 2026

1:00pm

Sheffield

North West

Other Events

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TSO to You Launceston

Connect with your community through music.

Thursday 11 Jun 2026

1:00pm

Launceston

North

Family Concerts

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Peter and the Wolf & other stories

A beloved fairy tale adventure comes to life.

Wednesday 17 Jun 2026

6:00pm

Launceston

North

Family Concerts

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Peter and the Wolf & other stories

A beloved fairy tale adventure comes to life.

Friday 19 Jun 2026

6:00pm

Burnie

North West

Federation Concert Hall Series

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Haydn's Cello Concerto

So full of unrestrained joy you can feel each note dancing.

Friday 26 Jun 2026

7:30pm

Nipaluna / Hobart

South

Special Events

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Chorus in St John's

How a chorus should feel: vast and intimate, personal and universal.

Saturday 27 Jun 2026

5:00pm

Launceston

North

Federation Concert Hall Series

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Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto

Mendelssohn's final concerto. His heart's last jewel.

Friday 24 Jul 2026

7:30pm

Nipaluna / Hobart

South

Venues

Featured venues

Federation Concert Hall

TSO Studio

Other venues

Albert Hall Launceston

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Ian Potter Recital Hall, The Hedberg

Latrobe Memorial Hall

MyState Bank Arena

St David's Cathedral

St John's Anglican Church

Woolmers Estate

Wrest Point Entertainment Centre

Get in contact

Can't get here in person?

Did you know?

Helpful info for planning your visit

What to expect

Accessibility

Food, stays & experience offers

What's on across Tasmania

Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto

Vaughan Williams' Tuba Concerto

TSO to You Sheffield

TSO to You Launceston

Peter and the Wolf & other stories

Peter and the Wolf & other stories

Haydn's Cello Concerto

Chorus in St John's

Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto

Concerts

Plan your visit

Education & Engagement

Our Musicians

About Us

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