Come and enjoy a one hour tasting experience. *You get your $10 back if you buy something.

See the winery.

The Cellar Door can tailor master classes to your area of interest. Call (03) 6277 9900 to make a booking.

Travel to MONA, flying over picturesque Hobart. The package includes lunch and drinks in Moorilla's Wine Bar and entry to the Museum of Old and New Art.

Enjoy views of the Derwent River, Hobart city, and Mt Wellington prior to arrival.

Depart Hobart in a seaplane - taxiing across the Derwent River and ascending over Hobart and Mt Wellington.

Flying across the east coast of Tasmania you will pass over the Maria Island National Park and the cliffs of Schouten Island, before continuing up the Freycinet Peninsula; including Wineglass Bay. Descending past Mt Amos, your plane will land in a beautiful bay on the Peninsula, where your pilot will take you onto one of the National Park's beaches (weather dependant). Then, just 40 minutes later, you'll land back on the Derwent River and taxi to MONA.

Fly in a helicopter over Hobart, the Tasman Bridge, the harbour and Wrest Point whilst taking in views of Mount Wellington.

Continue over the Derwent River and get dropped off at the Museum of Old and New Art.

Highlights of the collection. And lowlights. Evolving.

Works sampled from ten years of Australian artist Todd McMillan's absurd and melancholic video-art practice.

The Red Queen is an assemblage of major commissions, exciting loans, and yet-unseen works from our own collection.

Imagine a tower of pure, white light, reaching fifteen kilometres into the Hobart sky above the Domain.

For three nights we will be warming you with fire and feeding you delicious food from communal tables, while a host of artists entertain you and your friends.

Artists have been paired with producers to create sound-to-light installations and performances.

Artists have been paired with producers to create sound-to-light installations and performances.

A megawatt laser will pierce the Plane tree-lined peacefulness of Salamanca Place.

Extraordinary musical theatre. Tells the tale of one couple, three lives and three deaths, featuring a soundtrack of song, pop and noise.

Longest Night Special Event. Aleksey Fedorchenko, Russia 2010, M

This is an all-night, improvised sound and voice performance, marking the beginning of a process whereby the artist will lay to rest the hundreds of objects he has accumulated as part of his practice since 1971.

We're pleased to present this work by loved local artist (and seventh generation Tasmanian) Bill Hart. The premise for his multichannel, audio-visual project is that inside, we are not one but many: a cacophony of fragmented thoughts and ideas that we have learned, over time, to assimilate.

Australian artist Ian Burns will work his wondrous whimsy over a two-month period, and present the outcome (who knows what, exactly?) inside the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery's historically rich - and recently refurbished - Bond Store exhibition space.

Festival club. Enter the night garden.

In this Dark Mofo exhibition, Beam In Thine Own Eye, we let the mind's eye shine.

A Danish cargo ship is hijacked by Somali pirates. Tobias Lindholm, Denmark 2012, E18+