Circular Head National Events
As a region nestled in the north-western corner of Tasmania, Australia, Circular Head offers a wealth of opportunities to observe nationally or globally recognised annual events throughout the calendar year.
Summer in Circular Head provides the perfect backdrop for the annual Taste of the North-West Festival, held each January in the regional hub of Smithton. Featuring local produce, live music performances and a community barbecue, this celebrated event showcases the best of the rich culinary heritage of the North-West region.
In March, the circular Head Agricultural Show takes place in Stanley, showcasing local produce, livestock and agricultural equipment as well as competitions and games for the community and visitors.
As autumn brings a cooler climate, the Circular Head Heritage Centre hosts the Roaring Forties Festival in April to celebrate the fascinating history of the region. Cultural performances, historic tours and exhibitions showcase the unique stories and traditions of the heritage area.
Winter would not be complete without the Circular Head Winter Solstice Festival, where the longest night of the year is celebrated with a range of seasonal activities and entertainment in Smithton.
As spring approaches, the Stanley Nut festival is a must-see event for visitors. Named after the ancient volcanic plug that towers over the picturesque town of Stanley, this festival brings together locals and visitors alike for a day of music, markets and fun.
Finally, in December, the Christmas Parade in Smithton provides a colourful and festive finale to a year of annual events in Circular Head. Featuring floats, a visit from Santa Claus and a local market, the Christmas parade is a true celebration of all things festive.
No matter what time of year you choose to visit Circular Head, there is sure to be an event or festival that will entertain and delight you. From food and agriculture to culture and community, these events highlight the unique beauty and character of this incredible region, and provide some of the most unforgettable experiences in Tasmania.
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