The people who do things for the local community, not for the money or fame, just because they want to make the world better.
Alison offers yoga and meditation classes, courses and private sessions in the Huon Valley, including a Saturday morning class at the Cabin, as well as teaching online and over Zoom. She is a Senior Registered Teacher and mentor teacher with Yoga Australia, and a Mental Health Aware yoga teacher. Her yoga and meditation cabin is […]
Proper medieval archery – the traditional style with long bows and recurve bows, with experienced archers who also happen to be excellent teachers.
The Castle Forbes Bay Rec Club is for the community of Castle Forbes Bay to use and to hire the club rooms for activities and parties.
A grassroots community group celebrating and supporting LGBTIQA+ people in the Far South of lutruwita/Tasmania. We run events, provide advocacy and education, and work to create a more inclusive, vibrant community for everyone.
Community workshop (“men’s shed” but for all genders) with woodworking equipment and experienced assistance. Formerly known as The Doghouse.
Bowls club with sports bar and facilities.
Your local community centre, with driver training, literacy support, an all-genders men’s shed and lots of resources for general use.
A church affiliated the the Churches of Christ in Victoria and Tasmania. Services on Sundays at 10am.
A community garden social enterprise connecting people through food, farming and learning.
Hall available to hire for a daily or hourly rate. Phone for a quote.
Offers a range of different beverages that you can sit at the bar to enjoy by the cosy wood heater or take away. We also have an RV-friendly campground — please ask at the bar for details.
In an emergency, call 000 first! “Geeveston’s volunteer fire brigade: all volunteers, all superheroes, all the time.”
Fantastic 10 hole/18 tee country golf course.
Officially opened in 1975, Geeveston Library offers a range of library services.
A free, weekly, timed 5km walk/jog/run at 9am every Saturday. Open to all ages and abilities. Organised entirely by volunteers. Friendly and fun. Join us!
The local pharmacy. Also does deliveries of medications, and health checks.
The Geeveston Progress Association (formerly the Geeveston Community Development Association) is an organisation comprised of Geeveston residents and/or business owners who share the aim to strengthen our community as a place we are proud to live and work in, and to invite visitors to.
Previously the Forest and Heritage Centre, the Geeveston Town Hall and Visitor Centre is an information hub for tourists visiting the Huon Valley, and a venue for the Twilight FEAST and several local artists.
The volunteer organisation that looks after the Geeveston Town Hall and runs the Geeveston FEAST.
A community program driven by Geeveston Community Centre. It seeks to link Huon Valley fruit growers with pickers in the Huon Valley.
The Girl Guides meet on Monday nights at the Geeveston Community Hall, with groups for the younger girls first and the older girls afterward.
Huon & Kingston FM is the southernmost station in the nation. With the support of around sixty volunteers, Huon & Kingston FM broadcasts around the clock a mix of music, from popular, rock, folk, country, blues and everything in between.
A Christian church affiliated with the ACC Pentecostal organisation. Meets every Sunday.
A free confidential service providing support for anyone experiencing or witnessing intimate partner violence.
Unlike traditional jobseeker agencies, promotes itself as a community employment hub, meaning that it takes responsibility for hiring out local community jobseekers to local community employers, therefore taking a lot of the onus off the employer.
The present club was formed on 29th October 1947. A pick up boat was offered by a local resident, and racing started within a fortnight. Since then club members have enjoyed many successes sailing both at home and internationally.
Assistance for young and older people wishing to get their P1 licence by providing trained volunteer mentors to supervise the 80hrs driving practise required in a twelve month period before getting P1 licence. We own modern and well maintained automatic and manual cars for this purpose.
Football oval and clubrooms at the corner of the Huon Highway and the northern end of Scotts Road.
The most southern football team in Australia. We are members of the STJFL.
A registered charity, working to help find loving homes for farm animals without homes. We take in all animals that you would think of when you think ‘farm’ and re-home where possible.
An open mic, live blues night on the last Friday of most months at the Kermandie Football Club, from 7pm. Details and run sheet are on the website.
Located just 20 minutes south of Huonville, Port Huon Sports & Aquatic Centre offers a variety of facilities, activities and programs suited to all ages and levels of ability.
Seventh Day Adventist church group meeting in Geeveston every second Saturday. Please call for dates.
Children’s playground, BBQ shelter and toilets. No longer available for camping.
One of several churches in the Huon Valley Catholic parish. Mass cycles around among the churches on a regular schedule.
Geeveston’s original wooden statues were carved by Bernie Tarr and another artist. There are seven of Tarr’s pieces in various places around the main part of the town, plus a number of others by unknown artists
Community hall. Venue for markets, film nights, parties and other community activities.