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Every Saturday from 8.30am—12.30pm at 71 Cimitiere Street, Launceston (in the car park opposite Albert Hall)
Market Manager 0417 352 780 info@harvestmarket.org.au
You may have noticed Lentara Grove absent from Harvest market for a few weeks. They were not on holiday, but working hard to harvest and process their olives. With the olive harvest over, chief oil maker Martin, had a little more time to explain the growing, harvesting and processing of their olives and the range… Read more
The Annual Sawtooth ARI Gallery Fundraiser returns Friday the 30th August. The Annual Fundraiser is a fabulous event that helps to support and encourage the continued presentation of contemporary art at Sawtooth ARI. The Annual Fundraiser is a key event for the non-for-profit organisation that aims to highlight and celebrate Launceston, Tasmanian and national artists… Read more
Last weekend Tamar Valley Peace Festival volunteers were at Harvest spreading the word on all the exciting events and activities planned for the 2019 Festival. Celebrations kick off on Friday 9th to Sunday 18th August August. The intent of the Festival is to celebrate the roles of art, diversity, education and sport in building community… Read more
This Saturday (10 August) Harvest will be showcasing Tasmanian Whisky producers as part of the 2019 Tasmanian Whisky Week. Come and visit the Tasmanian Whisky and Spirits Association Harvest stall. Showcased will be products from Adams Distillery, Corra Linn Distillery, Fannys Bay Distillery, Iron House Distillery, Launceston Distillery, Tas Whisky Selectors and Turners Stillhouse. As… Read more
Every year as the days grow shorter and the frosty mornings become more frequent, there are some Tasmanians that know that this is the time, the time to discover “black gold”… Truffles are tubers, a rare, edible fungus that form among the roots of particular trees such as oaks and hazelnuts. We have recently welcomed… Read more
The end of the month marks the end of Plastic Free July. At Harvest, Plastic Free Launceston has been delivering informative activities for the month of July offering useful tips and sharing skills on reducing plastic use in everyday living, such as making plastic-free household and self cleaning products, beeswax wraps and composting. This Saturday… Read more
Bees are fantastic little creatures. They make honey, wax and pollinate without payment or reward. In recent years beeswax wraps have become popular means to store food as an alternative to single use plastic wrap. Last Saturday Harvest patrons made their own beeswax wraps as part of Plastic Free July. To make beeswax wraps all… Read more
Plastic Free July has landed at Harvest Launceston Community Farmers’ Market with the first activity hosted for marketgoers on Saturday 6 July. Plastic Free Launceston, a volunteer working group of Tamar Natural Resource Management, had display items and demonstrations on various ways individuals and households can reduce their use of plastics, with emphasis on household… Read more
PLASTIC FREE JULY KNOWHOW Not all plastics or ways to reduce the impacts of plastics are equal. A key way to reduce plastic use is a little knowledge and action. There are a host of different ways to know your plastics. Plastics can be numbered, described as soft or rigid, or single-use verses multi-use. Ninety-five… Read more
Plastic Free July is nearly here again. Last year Harvest Launceston Community Farmers’ Market undertook the challenge to reduce plastic use. It as was a great conversation starter, idea generator and many stallholders got involved. This involvement has led to sustained changes. Some previous Plastic Free July actions have included Erinvale Farm undertaking the standout… Read more