Main Venues

The Bellerive Boardwalk and its Stage on the Bay are central features of the vibrant and distinctive Bellerive Village precinct.

Bellerive Beach (T 450) extends for 1.2 km between Second and Kangaroo bluffs. It faces due south down the Derwent and receives very low swell, which maintains a moderate gradient often cusped reflective beach. It is backed by a narrow tree-lined reserve then houses with the Bellerive Oval behind the western end.

The Bellerive Yacht Club was established in 1926 to promote and encourage yachting, and to provide facilities for its members, which it continues to do.

Also known as Bellerive Oval, the home of cricket in Tasmania.

Printmaking facility

Kangaroo Bay Sportsground is the home of the Tasmanian Cricket Association.

Built by Clarence City Council, this state of the art skate park features:
- Large street scape
- One of the largest Big Bowls in the southern hemisphere
- Full size stage
- Bbq picnic area
- Open every day until 9pm

Situated in the heart of Clarence, adjacent to Rosny College and Kangaroo Bay Skate Park, and opposite the Rosny Farm and Eastlands.

CBD of Clarence

Rosny Library is part of Libraries Tasmania, bringing together Adult Education, Online Access Centres and the Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office.

Clarence Council Chambers is the hub of the Clarence City Council staff

Home to a range of community activities including Jazzercise, local history and the Clarence City Band, the Lindisfarne Activity Centre is a thriving community hub.

With exercise equipment, great slides, interesting swings, barbecue facilities, some shaded areas, a range of seating and grassed areas, this park is only 6 minutes from the city centre by car. It is situated on Lindisfarne Bay and has a public amenity block.

A multi-use venue with a bar, lounge, dance floors and home to Hobart FM Radio Station

At the Geilston Bay foreshore next to the Geilston Bay Boat Club

Facilities include play equipment, skate-park and BMX track.

Perfect for group activities, functions, meetings, concerts.

Lawn at the center of the historic town of Richmond used to host a range of community events and festivals.

Concrete street course with fun box, ramp and stairs

Lauderdale Hall is located on South Arm Road and is managed by council.

Situated behind the dunes of this popular surf beach and has the following facilities;
play equipment, toilets, barbecues, picnic tables, dogs permitted.

A multi-purpose sports ground with cricket pitch and tennis court. Calverton hall is adjacent to the grounds.

Hosting a range of activities for the local community and available for hire.

Cremorne Beach Reserve is one of our community parks, featuring beach access, barbecues, picnic area and fitness equipment.

Concrete street course, fun box, grind, rail and ramp - with shelter