Australian Hearing will be visiting the Eaglehawk Neck Hall on Friday 15 March 2019 from 11:30am to 3:30pm to offer hearing checks, advice on hearing health, hearing technologies and helping someone with hearing loss. No bookings needed – just hop…

Film Society Films: Thursday 7 FEBRUARY at 7.30pm – Wild (MA15+ 116 minutes) – Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon in another Oscar-nominated true-life role as Cheryl Strayed, a young troubled woman who sets out to walk the 1,100-mile Pacific Crest Trail…

Dance the night away on Saturday February 2nd, 8.00- 11.00pm. $10 entry or $20 for a family. Sausage sizzle, icecreams and soft drinks for sale.

The Eaglehawk Neck History Group is holding a pictorial history display on Saturday 1st December 2018 in the Eaglehawk Neck Hall to celebrate the Hall’s 90th birthday. December 1st 10.00 – 3.00pm Gold coin donation The group is also planning…

Frog Hollow Nursery, plants, fresh produce, home baked goodies, Pirates Pantry, sausage sizzle, craft- come and browse!

FinalEHNPoster MHW Peninsula Singers, Long Table Lunch and Film at Eaglehawk Neck Hall- Stronger Together-Sunday 7 October, 12.30pm The film One Chance (PG) at 2.00pm is a true story about a young man overcoming the odds to become an opera singer, starring James Corden. Come to…

This Saturday’s film society screening (8th September at 7.00pm) is The Death of Stalin – A Comedy of Terrors (MA15+, 93 minutes) starring Michael Palin (Monty Python), Steve Buscemi (Fargo), Andrea Riseborough (Birdman) and Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter).  Stalin suffers…

Thursday 5th July at 6.30pm the Wilderness Society will be hosting a screening at the Hall of the 1987 Tasmanian ‘classic’ The Tale of Ruby Rose (PG rated, 135 min), as part of a tour of the film around Tasmania to mark the 30th…

The Eaglehawk Neck Film Society screening this month, on Saturday 9 June at 7.00pm, will be The Post (M 116 minutes).  Directed by Steven Spielberg (Bridge of Spies, The BFG), it tells the true story of the Washington Post’s decision in the 1970s to publish what became known…