Derwent Valley Arts is a community-based, volunteer-run organisation established to enhance Tasmania's Derwent Valley as a place to live by promoting the arts in our region.
What’s ON?
Ten Days on the Island in association with Humphrey Bower and Libby Klysz presents
An Imaginary Life
Based on the novel by David Malouf, adapted by Humphrey Bower and performed by Humphrey Bower and Pavan Kumar Hari
The Bridge Art Prize 2025
EXHIBITION OPENING & GALLERY LAUNCH
Join us to celebrate the highly anticipated exhibition opening event of the The Bridge Art Prize 2025 and launch of new gallery 9B Studios by Her Excellency the Honourable Barbara Baker AC, Governor of Tasmania.
Image Credit: GroundUp Imaging
Film SOCIETY
Film screenings on the first Friday of each month in The Palace of Unearthly Delights (the back of 45 Burnett St, New Norfolk). Annual membership for the Derwent Valley Arts which provides access to the Film Society is $36 and includes tickets to 12 films.
About DVA
Derwent Valley Arts is run by a voluntary committee and works in partnership with artists, arts organisations, government, business and community.
9B Studios
Derwent Valley Arts works in partnership with the venues at 9B Studios. 9B Studios is a privately owned building operated by Derwent Valley Arts as a Community Arts Centre. The venue contains an historic 1837 church ideal for chamber music, the Sunday Studio Gallery and the Ballet Studio, suitable for dance, studio theatre, performance and creative development.