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Playful green yarn loops on a light green background, celebrating fibre arts at the Tasmanian Fibre Festival.

Cuppa, Wine & Cake

Take a break from the festival and discover great coffee, local bites and a cheeky glass of wine just around the corner.

CWA Food Stall

Get something sweet from the CWA pop-up at Albert Hall.

The CWA will be popping up at Albert Hall throughout the festival, offering visitors a welcoming spot to stop, recharge and enjoy a little something between all the shopping, workshops and creativity. Grab a freshly brewed tea or coffee, pair it with a slice of cake or a sweet treat, and settle in for a well-earned breather before heading back into the festival.

 

You can expect a tempting selection of tea, coffee, homemade cakes, slices, biscuits and other classic CWA-style treats.

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Albert Hall in Launceston, the historic venue that hosts the Tasmanian Fibre Festival.

Sip & Snack Beyond the Festival

In need of your next caffeine fix? Step outside the festival and explore the cafés, bakeries and local favourites right in the neighbourhood.

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Great Scot Cafe

A quirky café close to City Park serving coffee, breakfast and lunch, with everything from eggs benedict and pancakes to burgers, salads, smoothies and sweet treats.

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Frankie's Coffee House

A cosy specialty coffee spot serving locally roasted Zimmah coffee. It's a nice choice for visitors primarily looking for a proper coffee break rather than a big meal.

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Decorative blue ruled notepaper texture, Tasmanian Fibre Festival, Launceston.
Amelia Coffee Co.

Another very handy coffee stop, with a street-service window and a cake cabinet, making it particularly suited to festival-goers wanting something quick.

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Samuel Pepy's Cafe

This one is especially useful to include because it's a dedicated gluten-free café, with café-style meals as well as cakes, biscuits and slices.

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Dark blue lined paper texture, a nod to the patterns and notes of makers at the Tasmanian Fibre Festival.
Maple Cafe

Close to City Park, with coffee plus a larger breakfast and lunch offering including pancakes, waffles, burgers, salads and a kids' menu.

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Woven pink and orange gingham-style pattern, a nod to textile craft at the Tasmanian Fibre Festival.
Wine O'Clock 

When the festival winds down, the evening doesn't have to. Discover Launceston's wine bars, cosy pubs and local drinking spots, perfect for catching up over a glass and sharing your favourite finds from the day.

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