Dill Pickle Club

Dill Pickle Club Find us upstairs above Tatler Parade

Tasmania's first listening bar in the heart of Launceston...
Come span some time with us enjoying some great music on vinyl while indulging yourself with a classic cocktail, or a unique wine or whisky.

Is it time to give fast fashion the flick?Sustainability expert Dr Kirsty Máté thinks so.Join Kirsty for our next Hannib...
29/05/2026

Is it time to give fast fashion the flick?

Sustainability expert Dr Kirsty Máté thinks so.

Join Kirsty for our next Hannibal Lecture as she reveals some uncomfortable truths behind our addiction to cheap, low-quality clothes – and explains what all of us can do to fix the problem.

Kirsty has been a sustainable design educator, consultant, designer and artist for over 30 years.

She is also the founder and owner of The ReDress Hub in Launceston, a social enterprise whose purpose is to keep clothing in use for longer by swapping, hiring and selling handmade slow fashion or preloved clothing, as well as teaching the skills needed to keep clothes in use for longer.

Bookings essential, link in Bio


Join us with Hannah Moloney, Gardening Australia presenter and bestselling author for an evening discussion "Why we gar...
04/05/2026

Join us with Hannah Moloney, Gardening Australia presenter and bestselling author for an evening discussion "Why we garden".
Tickets selling fast, link in Bio.

Photo © Nat Mendham

Today's haul... thanks be to and the Wiz 😊
18/04/2026

Today's haul... thanks be to and the Wiz 😊

Convict dissent emerged in Australia in the mid-1820s and peaked in 1833-34, marking the demise of the regime but also a...
02/04/2026

Convict dissent emerged in Australia in the mid-1820s and peaked in 1833-34, marking the demise of the regime but also a pattern of struggles over working hours and conditions that was inherited by the union movement.

The Notmans gang – who built the road to Perth in northern Tasmania – were the most resistant convict workers of all.

For our next talk, historians Hamish Maxwell-Stewart and Michael Quinlan will take a look at how collective action by convict workers like the Notmans gang reshaped both Tasmania and Australia into a fundamentally fairer and more equal society.

Maxwell-Stewart, a professor of heritage and digital history at the University of New England, and Quinlan, emeritus professor of industrial relations at the University of New South Wales, are the authors of Unfree Workers: Insubordination and Resistance in Convict Australia, 1788-1860.

Bookings essential, https://events.humanitix.com/trouble-on-the-roads

Best seat in town for thoroughfare festival on St John Street Come join the fun at Dill Pickle Club, drink specials all ...
27/03/2026

Best seat in town for thoroughfare festival on St John Street
Come join the fun at Dill Pickle Club, drink specials all day. Open from 12:30 pm

Join us with your host Nathan from .on.parade for a journey into the world of aperitifs, vermouths and bitters.You will ...
19/03/2026

Join us with your host Nathan from .on.parade for a journey into the world of aperitifs, vermouths and bitters.
You will be greeted upon arrival with a mystery cocktail showcasing the evenings fare.
Nathan will then steer you on a trip to delight your senses, tasting some of the most extraordinary and unusual concoctions you will find.
You will not be disappointed.
Booking link in Bio...

Another great Hannibal Lecture at Dill Pickle Club, Thomas-Liam Ryan, Tasmanian photographer extraordinaire.Wednesday Ma...
17/03/2026

Another great Hannibal Lecture at Dill Pickle Club, Thomas-Liam Ryan, Tasmanian photographer extraordinaire.


Wednesday March 25 at 7pm...hurry while stocks last!!!

Adventurer, conservationist and photographer Peter Marmion circumnavigated Tasmania - on foot.This is the story of his o...
04/02/2026

Adventurer, conservationist and photographer Peter Marmion circumnavigated Tasmania - on foot.
This is the story of his odyssey through some of the island's most extraordinary places.
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Link in Bio

Guess who dropped by Dill Pickle today???
04/02/2026

Guess who dropped by Dill Pickle today???

Margarita time with
31/01/2026

Margarita time with

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Launceston, TAS
7250

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Friday 4pm - 11pm
Saturday 4pm - 11pm

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