


Junction Arts Festival
Launceston Showcases the Artist's Craft
WHAT SPARKS YOUR INTEREST?
The Junction Arts Festival is a unique and immersive celebration of contemporary arts, music, and performance held annually in Launceston, Tasmania. Set in the heart of the city, this five-day festival transforms parks, streets, and venues into stages for both local and international artists. Junction fosters a creative playground where community and culture intersect, offering a vibrant array of artistic experiences for all ages.
What Is It and When?

Why Go?

What Can You Expect?
Attendees can expect an eclectic program packed with engaging performances, from intimate theater pieces and site-specific installations to concerts and public art. The festival is designed to surprise and delight, with many interactive opportunities for the audience to be part of the experience. You’ll encounter everything from pop-up events and hands-on workshops to performances hidden in unexpected locations around the city.
Where and How to Get There

Launceston is nearby to the unique Cataract Gorge, where nature is at home with urban vibrancy. Wild and wonderful is how to describe the area and so it is with the Junction Arts Festival. Launceston is a short hour’s drive from Devonport and is filled with history. The Junction Arts Festival in Prince’s Square brings it all to life again. You can get to the festival by bus on the Moovit transport system or by a short car drive.
Eat, Drink, and Enjoy the Sights
While you're in Launceston for the Junction Arts Festival, make the most of Tasmania’s renowned food and drink scene. Sample gourmet delights at local cafes, indulge in fresh produce at the city’s markets, and enjoy fine dining experiences that showcase the island’s best. Launceston is also home to a range of award-winning wineries, craft breweries, and distilleries, perfect for relaxing between events. In addition to the festival, take time to explore Launceston’s historic architecture, lush parks, and surrounding natural beauty, from the Cataract Gorge to the Tamar Valley.
Tickets

Admission to most installations and venues is free of charge with some ticketed performances and food and beverages available for purchase.

























