Event Type: All Ages

What do you get when you combine trivia and singing?

Event :
Sunday 29 June 2025, 4:30pm – 6:30pm

Duration : 2 Hours

Tickets :
General Admission $29

Get ready for an evening of laughter, learning, and tunes at Song Trivia, the ultimate event where trivia meets music!

Hosted by the charismatic Vicky Jacobs from Glee Club, alongside the talented voices of Glee East, this event is a true crowd-pleaser. It’s not just about music – this trivia night covers everything from history and culture to travel and science. Whether you’re a pop culture guru, a trivia buff or purely enjoy spending time with your mates, there’s something for everyone!

But what makes this night extra special? The choir! They’ll be singing some of the questions, answers, and even fun bits in between – making it an experience you won’t forget. Of course, no Festival of Voices event is complete without a little singalong. Feel free to join in and show off those vocal chops when the spirit moves you. Who knows – you might just leave with a new favorite song stuck in your head!

This is an all-ages event, so bring your friends, family, or make new ones as you team up to answer questions and enjoy the entertainment. Teams of 8 or fewer are welcome, but if you’re flying solo, you’ll still have a blast and meet others along the way.

Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase, so you can enjoy the evening with a little something to nibble and sip on.

Book your tickets now before this popular event sells out, and get ready for a night full of music, trivia, and a whole lot of fun. We guarantee you’ll leave with a smile on your face, a tune in your head, and some great memories!

Monique Brumby and David Bridie duet in celebration of nearly 30 years

Performance :
Friday 4 July 2025
Doors Open 7:00pm | Performance from 8:00pm – 9:00pm

Duration : 1 hour | NO Interval

Tickets :
General Admission $39

**This event is now SOLD OUT. You can still see Monique Brumby on stage with Bob Brown, Steve Crump and Kate Calwell at But Then…
If you wish to be added to the waitlist for Fool For You: Songs of Love and Heartbreak, please contact us on info@festivalofvoices.com**

Fool For You was the first single released by Monique Brumby in 1996. It was nominated for three ARIA Music Awards and won Best New Talent. Produced by the celebrated David Bridie (Not Drowning, Waving and My Friend the Chocolate Cake), the song marked the beginning of an incredible creative partnership. Nearly 30 years later, Monique and David are celebrating their first collaboration through Fool For You: Songs of Love & Heartbreak, where they’ll not only perform some of their most iconic duets but also reflect on their musical journeys through the stories behind their songs of love, heartbreak, and creative collaboration.

Monique looks back on their enduring partnership fondly: “Me and my mate David Bridie have been connected through music for 30 years. Making my first album, I couldn’t have asked for a better producer.” Their collaboration has been built on trust, respect, and a shared love for crafting music that resonates deeply with audiences.

Fans continue to praise their performances. One attendee from a recent show shared: “Monique’s energy is infectious, and the connection between her and David is pure magic. Their chemistry on stage makes every moment unforgettable.” Another audience member described the experience as “moving” and “full of passion,” with their live shows offering a deep sense of connection between the artists and the crowd.

This special performance will feature their timeless duets and offer intimate insights into the process of writing and producing these unforgettable songs. Joining them for this incredible evening is renowned screen composer and guitarist Thomas Rouch, whose musical brilliance will add another layer of depth to the performance.

Whether you’re a long-time fan or discovering their music for the first time, Fool For You: Songs of Love & Heartbreak promises to be an unforgettable night, filled with powerful performances, personal stories, and a unique celebration of two of Australia’s finest musical talents.

Karaoke meets Contemporary Dance in a celebration of Music and Movement

Performance :
Thursday 3 July 2025
Doors Open 7:00pm | Performance from 8:00pm – 9:00pm

Duration : 1 hour | NO Interval

Tickets :
General Admission $29

Mature Artists Dance Experience (MADE) is turning 20, and they’re marking the occasion in true Festival of Voices style – with song, dance, and an invitation for you to take centre stage.

Sing For Me! is a dance karaoke experience like no other. As you step into the space, you’ll be welcomed by an MC and presented with a playlist of 20 iconic songs. The choice is yours: pick a track, take the mic, and sing your heart out. As the lyrics light up the screen, the MADE ensemble brings the music to life with stunning choreography, transforming your song into a unique dance performance.

Each song on the list has its own specially crafted routine – some performed as solos, others as duos, and some featuring the full ensemble. Whether it’s a heartfelt ballad, a power anthem, or an all-out party tune, Sing For Me! is here to take you on a journey through time, evoking memories and making new ones in the process.

So, warm up those vocal cords, embrace the nostalgia, and get ready for a night of music, movement, and pure joy. Come for the karaoke, stay for the dance – and let yourself go.

“By making their bodies articulate, the women of MADE expand our notions of how older Australians might live, not simply how they might dance.”
– Island Magazine

A Tribute to Cinema’s Timeless Soundtracks 

Performance :
Thursday 3 July 2025
Doors Open 5:00pm | Performance from 6:00pm – 7:00pm

Duration : 1 hour | NO Interval

Tickets :
General Admission $35

**This event is now SOLD OUT. If you wish to be added to the waitlist, please email info@festivalofvoices.com with your phone number.
You can still see the Velvetones perform as part of Showtime! and Cheers to 20 Years**

Step into a world where the magic of Hollywood’s iconic film scores meets the power of live vocal harmony. The Silver Screen Classics event celebrates unforgettable moments from both classic and modern films, performed by The Velvetones, one of Australia’s premier vocal a cappella quartets.

Take a nostalgic journey through some of the most beloved films and musicals as The Velvetones bring cinematic hits to life with their signature blend of jazz, pop, and Broadway-inspired vocal arrangements. From heartwarming ballads to lively tunes, the Velvetones’ dynamic harmonies and flawless execution will transport you through the ages of the silver screen – from the glamour of classic films to the vibrant energy of modern movie music. Featuring music from beloved films such as The Sound of Music, The Blues Brothers, Love Actually, and more, this performance has something for everyone.

As part of Festival of Voices 2025 – celebrating 20 years of extraordinary singing and music – this special performance offers a rare chance to experience iconic movie moments like never before. Whether you grew up with these timeless classics or are discovering newer favourites, this event promises to deliver the same magic that made these songs unforgettable.

With multiple award wins and performances at prestigious festivals like the Melbourne International Singers Festival and the Adelaide Fringe, The Velvetones are known for their exceptional vocal harmonies and captivating stage presence. This performance is set to be one of the highlights of the 2025 festival season – perfect for film buffs, jazz lovers, and anyone seeking an evening of unforgettable entertainment.

Join us for an evening of cinematic nostalgia and world-class music that you won’t want to miss.

Bob Brown’s Life told trough his poems, set to music

Performance :
Wednesday 2 July 2025
Doors Open 6:30pm | Performance from 7:30pm – 8:30pm

Duration : 1 hour | NO Interval

Tickets :
General Admission $39

On the 42nd anniversary of the moment that changed the course of Tasmania’s environmental history – the stopping of the Franklin Dam – Festival of Voices is honoured to present But Then…, a moving and deeply personal musical event from one of the country’s most revered conservationists.

Bob Brown needs no introduction. His voice has echoed through decades of activism, courage and change. But what many don’t know is that Bob is also a poet – his words are often described as tender, lyrical, and steeped in the quiet power of reflection.

But Then… brings those poems to life. When musician and producer Steve Crump first heard Bob’s poetry, he was struck by the emotional honesty within them and asked whether he could put it to music – Bob agreed and so began a remarkable collaboration.

This premiere performance features Bob Brown reading his poems and sharing stories from across a lifetime, interwoven with music composed and performed by Steve Crump (piano), the extraordinary Monique Brumby (vocals and guitar), and Kate Calwell (cello). Together, they trace an autobiographical journey through music, memory, and meaning.

Join us for an intimate evening of song, storytelling and reflection — one that offers a rare glimpse into the heart and history of an Australian icon.

“What an uplifting way to spend 31 minutes. With a great man. No wonder my late partner Tony was for all of his adult life in love with you for what you did for championing diversity, but more for the passion you have for the natural world. Exquisitely moving collaboration between Bob and Steve Crump (and other wonderful contributors).”
– Greg Leong – praise for BobBrownAudiobioraphy Vol 1

Opening Event :
Friday 4 July 2025, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Exhibition Dates :
Friday 4 – Wednesday 28 July 2025
Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm 
Weekends TBC

What is my self?
What is my mind?
And what happens when they fall out of alignment?

“My work confronts the internal struggle between mind and self. Each piece becomes a site of resistance — a space where conflict is not hidden but revealed. At its darkest, the mind attempts to silence the self. But the self does not vanish. It endures — fierce, luminous, and unbroken.

This body of work tells a story of disconnection, resilience, and the quiet power of reclaiming one’s truth. It is about the act of minding my self — not as weakness, but as strength.
– Michael Vivarelli

Exhibition Dates :
Tuesday 5 – Wednesday 13 August 2025
Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Weekends CLOSED

An expression of the mixed emotions — joy, sorrow, and everything in between — that come from living between two cultures, Australia and Korea, by Eun Ju Cho.

“I was born and raised in Korea, and came to Australia over 20 years ago, following my husband who had come here to study. Since then, I have developed my art career in this country and learned how to express myself through art.

Just before the COVID-19 pandemic began five years ago, I returned to Korea and continued my art practice there—until I came back to Australia last year.

My work is rooted in Korean aesthetics, but it aims to express the emotions I’ve experienced while living between Korea and Australia.

There is joy and happiness in life here, but also sorrow and a sense of longing that comes from being an outsider. When I returned to Korea, I felt similar emotions—familiar, yet strangely distant. Though I was born Korean, I had become used to life in Australia, and Korea began to feel unfamiliar.

As a resident artist at CAT this time, I wanted to explore and express these feelings in my work. Feelings that are beautiful and joyful—but also delicate and bittersweet.”
– Eun Ju Cho

Opening Event :
Friday 29 August 2025, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Exhibition Dates :
Wednesday 27 August – Monday 1 September 2025
10:00am – 5:00pm daily

Tide Inside by Harriet Links explores childhood memories of fishing on Tasmania’s Derwent River, contrasting modest family homes with moments of connection by the water. Through native fish and textured interiors, the exhibition reveals the shifting tides of family, memory, and the quiet currents that shape our lives.

Tide Inside offers a thoughtful exploration of childhood memories shaped by Tasmania’s landscapes and domestic environments. The exhibition contrasts the modest, often rented homes of early life with the quiet, open moments spent fishing on the Derwent River, where connection and presence emerged.

The domestic spaces in the work are characterised by worn tiles and textured surfaces—elements that reflect everyday family homes rather than idealised settings. These interiors suggest emotional distance and quiet tension, capturing the complexities of family relationships. In contrast, the fishing trips along the Derwent River held moments of attentiveness, learning, and connection. The river serves as a space of freedom and calm amid domestic challenges.

Harriet Links portrays native Tasmanian fish swimming across patterned tile backgrounds, symbolising the interplay between memory, place, and emotion. The fish signify the shared lessons and love of those fishing moments, while the tiles evoke the textured domestic environments that framed early life.

The exhibition reflects the shifting tides of human relationships—the ebb and flow of connection and distance, tenderness and tension. Through layered imagery and sensory detail, Links captures the nuanced balance of love and absence experienced throughout childhood.

Tide Inside is both an act of reflection and healing, holding space for the complexities of family bonds. It contrasts emotional distance within the home with moments of presence by the river, using the openness of the water against the rigidity of domestic spaces to explore themes of freedom and possibility.

Rooted in Tasmania’s natural and cultural landscape, Tide Inside connects personal history to universal themes of family, identity, and place. Through these works, Harriet Links invites viewers to consider their own inner tides—the unseen currents shaping who we are and how we relate.

Exhibition Dates :
Wednesday 2 July – Monday 4 August 2025
**Installation viewable 24/7

A tribute to Tasmanian wildlife; sculptures crafted from driftwood, bone, stone and seaweed, by Nick Gust.

Food Web : A Taster includes a small sample of sculptures created from Tasmanian natural materials over the last 5 years.

The full exhibition, Driftwood Sculptures : a food web, is coming to SOCIAL in September 2025.

Exhibition Dates :
Thursday 7 August – Monday 1 September 2025
**Installation viewable 24/7

Stitch Insects is a lovingly handcrafted exploration of insects, surface patterning and material exploration using a mixture of fabrics, cottons, decorative stitching and tea.

“I love making things with my hands. Objects that reveal the human element, the processes involved and the imperfections of the hand crafted. Stitch Insects has taken time to complete, and I enjoy the slow process as a contradiction to the accelerated nature and current AI leaning culture of our society. Each seam, stitch and knot are unique.  I have loved, hated and felt ambivalent about it. Finally completing the piece, running my hands over its surface, there is a wonderful sense of accomplishment. Looking at all the insects in their various forms, I marvel at these precious little creatures the basically run the world. And I wonder what on earth I am going to do with all my newly found spare time… 

This piece was created using primarily second-hand or left over fabrics, manifesting themselves as surface patterning, material experimentation and transformation of shapes.  

The base of the garment is a left-over toile from a sewing pattern overworked with Victorian style ‘crazy’ patchwork in scraps of silk, cotton, polyester and other fabrics. As with traditional Victorian patchwork the seams are embroidered with a variety of decorative stitches. The surface has been overlayed with a variety of insects using cross-stitch and stumpwork embroidery. The sleeves are worked with different knots and stitches to create ‘wildscapes’ that reflect microenvironments.”
– Style Constructed | Holly Farley