Hobart & Southern Tasmania
Hobart Makers & Markets
Salamanca's sandstone warehouses anchor a maker scene that runs from Battery Point to North Hobart. Glass, ceramics, textiles, and the Saturday market that ties it all together.
Dr. Sawfish - Hot Glass Studio
4694/4696 Huon Hwy, Geeveston TAS 7116, Australia
Sat 9am–5pm · Sun 10am–5pm
Dr. Sawfish brings molten magic to Tasmania's Huon region with its hot glass studio practice. Visitors step into a world where skilled glassmakers transform fire and sand into luminous vessels and sculptural forms. The studio's weekend-only opening creates an intentional, unhurried atmosphere—perfect for watching artisans at work or discovering handcrafted glass pieces that capture light in unexpected ways. Whether you're a serious collector or simply curious about the ancient craft of glassblowing, this tucked-away studio offers an intimate glimpse into contemporary glass art in one of Australia's most beautiful corners.
Tasmanian Transport Museum
Anfield Street, Glenorchy TAS 7010
Sun 10:30am–3pm
On Anfield Street in Glenorchy, this volunteer-run museum holds Tasmania's transport history across rail, road and tram exhibits — locomotives, carriages, railcars, wagons, buses and trucks among the restored collection. Train and bus rides run on selected days, and the grounds also house a fire museum. The site can be hired for charters and children's birthdays in the party carriage on Sundays.