Tasmanian Wooden Boat Festival 2025 Registration. Australian Wooden Boat Festival 2023 Minister for the Arts and Heritage, Madeleine Ogilvie, said the Festival is an important celebration of our maritime heritage. A large display and activity program presented by the Wooden Boat Centre, Franklin, gives festival-goers a chance to meet and talk to working shipwrights, volunteers and students from the finest traditional wooden boat school in Australia.
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Join us in Hobart, at the largest celebration of wooden boats in the Southern Hemisphere Minister for the Arts and Heritage, Madeleine Ogilvie, said the Festival is an important celebration of our maritime heritage.
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"The Tasmanian Government is proud to have supported the Australian Wooden Boat Festival since it began in 1994, and we are supporting the festival delivery with a total of $3.15 million through to 2027 Over four days, Hobart's waterfront will reach its fullest potential and become a place of pilgrimage for wooden boat enthusiasts and tens of thousands of visitors from across Australia. Over four days, Hobart's waterfront will reach its fullest potential and become a place of pilgrimage for 400+ boats and tens of thousands of visitors from across Australia and the world.
2024 Geelong Wooden Boat Festival Classic Yacht Association of Australia. Tasmania's largest free event and the largest celebration of wooden boats and maritime culture in the Southern Hemisphere will set sail this weekend, from Friday, February 7, to Monday, February 10, 2025 Minister for the Arts and Heritage, Madeleine Ogilvie, said the Festival is an important celebration of our maritime heritage.
Wooden Boat Festival 2025 Brooke Cristin. The Australian Wooden Boat Festival is Tasmania's largest free event and the largest celebration of wooden boats and maritime culture in the Southern Hemisphere Photograph: Doug Thost / Australian Wooden Boat Festival Tasmania's largest free event and the largest celebration of wooden boats and maritime culture in the Southern Hemisphere will set sail this weekend, from Friday, February 7, to Monday, February 10, 2025.