Kim Bishop is one of Australia’s leading violin teachers. Currently, Kim is relocating from Melbourne to Hobart and now enrolling students in her new violin studio. In Melbourne, Kim established a very successful music studio. She worked with students as young as 2 years old, mentoring them to successful university level studies and careers in a full range of other professions. Kim Bishop is Director of Suzuki Violin Teacher Training in Victoria, Australia. In her Hobart studio all students will... Read more

Hobart NoGi Grappling. Specialising in No Gi Jiu Jitsu and submission style grappling for Jiu Jitsu, MMA and submission only competition. Male and female friendly. Supportive, fun and friendly environment. Read more

Come and try a FREE introductory class at GKR Karate Mornington Prime and see why GKR Karate is Australia's largest martial arts club! GKR Karate promotes Karate for everyone, including children, men, women and families of all ages. Apart from the obvious development of self-defence skills, Karate training builds confidence, positive attitude, determination, focus, and of course fitness. Our karate classes at Mornington, Tasmania, are taught by passionate instructors who are committed... Read more

The Derwent Valley Horse Riders Association is a small, friendly, enthusiastic club that combines an interest in horses with social and informative activities. Our membership fee is very reasonable and gives you the opportunity to take out EA Public Liability Insurance, allowing you to access EA NCAS Coaches. You will receive a regular monthly newsletter covering horse care tips, club classified ads, coming club events, news and reports. Members also have access to the centrally located Derwent... Read more

The School of Percussive Arts is a dynamic music school that teaches drumming, musicianship, piano singing, and performance skills. The Schools director is drummer Phillip Campbell. Phillip has vast playing experience playing drums and keyboards with some of the biggest names in Australian music, including the Multi Aria award-winning band 1927 ( Phillip plays on the self-titled album 1927). Guitar virtuoso Tommy Emmanuel ( Hear Phillip play on the album Determination). Jon English band, Marcia... Read more

Indoor Play equipment and a Skating rink all for the one entry fee. Read more

Baseball Tasmania is the governing body for the Hobart Summer Baseball League (HSBL) with aims to expand the game of baseball to other areas of Tasmania. The Hobart competition consists of ten senior teams (16 upwards) and one junior team. Launceston has a fledgling competition with two teams. A competition is aimed to cover the Burnie/Ulverstone/Devonport areas. All regions are seeking new players, all genders with no previous experience necessary. Particularly looking for juniors age 11 and upwards. Read more

Southern Touch is the sole Touch Football Association affiliated with Touch Football Australia in Southern Tasmania. It's home is located at Wentworth Park Howrah on Hobart's eastern shore where it hosts male, female & mixed Touch Football Competitions catering for Primary School aged Juniors through to open aged Seniors. In addition to the usual summer and winter competitions Southern Touch periodically run Come n' Try Days, School Clinics and other alternative short course competitions to name... Read more

GYMNASTICS For Walking To 12 Years Old Movement is essential to healthy brain development. At Huon Valley Gymsports we have designed our Learn to Gym programs to enhance your child's fundamental movement skills such as jumping, hopping and skipping which are essential in developing a life long love of sport and recreational activities. We have classes from walking up to 12 years of age. • Kindergym – walking to 4 years • Wrigglers - 3 1/2 to 5 years • Fungym - 5 to 6 years • Gymskills- 7 to 11... Read more

The Nest Early Education Centre in Southport is privately owned and operated by a local Gold Coast family with many decades of experience in the operation of Early ChildCare Centres in Southport. Visit us! Read more