Narryna

October the 24th Narryna's Daylight Savings Music Series is back!

We will be supporting local artists once a month in our beautiful gardens on a Saturday afternoon.
Our first performance of the series is the fabulous Jazz/Blues/Soul fusion Blue Wren on the 24th of October.
The performance kicks off at 12.30pm finishing up at 3pm.
Please bring along a picnic and enjoy the afternoon of entertainment in our gardens.
NO BYO alcohol, the Narryna Bar will be open.
Entry is $10

Did you visit Narryna today (Saturday) and leave something behind? If you did, please DM us to arrange collection. Otherwise we'll be back on Tuesday from 10am

Just a reminder that this Saturday 1 August will be our final open day before our annual winter closure. Throughout August, our team and volunteers will be caring for the house, gardens and collection, ready to welcome visitors back when we reopen on Tuesday 1 September.

Workshop next Saturday… only 2 spots available 🧵🪡 www.narryna.com.au

An unusual visitor to the Narryna Garden this afternoon!
This little lady is having the best time fossicking around… if you are missing a chicken, please get in touch! 🐓

Slow down. Stitch mindfully. Create something beautiful.
Join us for a relaxing slow stitching workshop at the Narryna kitchen. Where you discover the joy of mindful hand stitching using beautiful natural fabrics.
Whether you’ve never picked up a needle or you’re looking to reconnect with your creativity this workshop is all about slowing down enjoying the process and creating a piece to treasure.
Saturday, 1 August 10:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Narryna kitchen $65 per person all materials and morning tea included no experience necessary.
Spaces are limited so book your place today at www.narryna.com.au 

Every year, thousands of visitors walk through the doors of Narryna to discover the stories of the people who shaped early Hobart. School children experience history beyond the pages of a textbook, families explore one of Australia's finest colonial houses, and visitors from around the world gain a deeper understanding of Tasmania's past.

None of this happens by accident.

Every donation helps us care for our historic house, conserve our collection, create exhibitions and tours, and continue sharing these stories with our community.

As 30 June approaches, there's still time to make a tax-deductible gift and help ensure Narryna remains a place where history continues to inspire.

Support Narryna before EOFY:
https://www.narryna.com.au/donate-to-narryna

Thank you for helping us preserve Tasmania's heritage for generations to come.

Narryna is once again excited to be hosting the Festival of Voices Pop up Choir program.
Saturday the 4th of July from 2pm we have The Gisborne Singers, 2.30pm Maria Voices, 3pm St Columbia and 3.30 pm the QLD Show Choir.
Come along and enjoy the wonderful singing in our beautiful gardens.
The Narryna kitchen will be serving warm drinks 😊☕️🥃🎼

Did you know Narryna House & Garden was Australia's very first folk museum?

We love opening our doors to show visitors what life looked like in 1840s Tasmania. However, safeguarding an early colonial property and its artefacts takes substantial resources.

As a not-for-profit museum supported by an incredible volunteer community, donations are what keep our operations steady, our gardens tended, and our history intact.

If you've enjoyed visiting Narryna, attending an event, volunteering with us or simply value the preservation of Tasmania's heritage, please consider making a tax-deductible donation before 30 June.

Donate here: https://www.narryna.com.au/donate-to-narryna

Narryna by Night this Thursday the 18th of June.
Step into the past after dark at Narryna!

Experience the museum in a whole new light as Narryna opens its doors for a special evening tour. Wander through our historic Georgian home and soak up the unique atmosphere of Narryna by night.

Thursday 18th June 6.30pm
Closes 8.30pm
Entry $10