The Huon Ratepayers Association Inc supports all residents of the Huon Valley and surrounding districts towards improving communication with and accountability from Local Government. We are not aligned with any creed or political party, we are not for profit and aim to be impartial.

This community festival features public art works, art exhibitions, family activities, music, food,crafts, local businesses and community groups and stalls. It will be held over several locations in the Margate area between 29 April and 1 May 2005. A great place to bring the family with activities and interests for all ages.

The Derwent Valley Country Music Club Inc. meets every Saturday afternoon or evening at Dromedary Hall. The music played is a mix of country, pop, modern, folk, old time favourites and even gospel. Look at the club dates section for the next meeting date and time.

The Northern Tasmanian Lilium Society Inc. meets at Windmill Hill Hall at 10.30am on the 4th Saturday morning of each Month excluding December. You have seen those Liliums (Lilies) at the florist. Now come and see the real ones! You will be AMAZED by Lilium Blooms our Member's Grow! Visit The Lilium Gallery to view photographs of these wonderful flowers grown by our Members.

For all information on Hare Krishna programs in Tasmania please contact Aniruddha Prabhu, ISKCON Regional Secretary for Tasmania, at Melbourne Mahaprabhu Mandir on 03 9699 5122 or email aniruddha@iskcon.net.au

Southern Tasmanian Reptile Club is a not-for-profit organisation catering to the needs of both children and adults with regard to their reptiles. We can help you with acquisition, housing, feeding and growth, general maintenance, common ailments and diseases, Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife permit applications, products and supplies.

The Gay and Lesbian Community Centre was incorporated as The GLC Centre Inc. and has an aim and a number of objectives, including but not limited to providing support, counselling and charitable services for gay men, lesbians, bisexuals and trangendered people. Membership is open to anyone, regardless of their sexuality, who agrees to abide by the Rules of the Association. Gay & Lesbian Community Centre Inc.

The George Town Baha'i Group meets every third Saturday of the month at 4 pm at 6 Reece Street in South George Town. This is a public meeting open to all. Each month the focus is on a different topic of relevance, involving readings, informal discussion and afternoon tea. The Group also meets in the homes of its members every 19 days at a function called "The 19 Day Feast." In addition to the above meetings there are: (a) a set schedule of Holy Days, (b) special meetings organized for travel teachers, friends and guests from out of town and (c) activities and meetings in the wider Tasmanian Baha'i community. There are also "firesides" available to those interested in finding out more about this newest of the world's religion. Firesides are informal visits to the home of a Baha'i or the home of the inquirer or, indeed, chats anywhere a seeker so chooses. Finally, it should be emphasized that there are Baha'i activities in other towns in Tasmania, on the mainland and internationally which George Town Baha'is attend from time to time and are too numerous to list here. There is now a Centre of Learning in Hobart at the corner of Brooker Avenue and the Tasman Highway where information evenings are held every Tuesday at 7:30 to which all are welcome.

A Counsellor takes the laughter group. It is a free get together for all. It is especially useful for people with health disorders such as arthritis, cancer and IBS. It reduces stress and improves function. Health practitioners such as doctor, psychologist, therapist, counsellor or community nurse can give a referral to http://www.behappycounselling.com.au to be included in this program.