Welcome to Queenstown's unconformity
Welcome to The Unconformity, an arts festival inspired by a rare geological unconformity and the remarkable cultural paradoxes of Queenstown, a small mining community in Tasmania's wild West Coast.
Experience our community's unmatched sense of place and unique creative vision on 19–21 October 2018.
The 2018 program will be released in July 2018.
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The remote West Coast of Tasmania is reached by a stunning mountainous drive through World Heritage wilderness via the Lyell or Murchison A10 Highways. Allow approximately 3.5–4 hours to drive to the region from Launceston and Hobart.
Accommodation can be booked via the West Coast Visitor Information Centre and consider staying in Zeehan and Strahan, both a 50-minute commute by car from Queenstown.
Queenstown
How To See Through Fog
Cafe Serenade
The Crib Room
Grand Finale
Suffering
Tracks Cafe
See Thru Me (to G'ton)
Geologies
Festival Info Hub
We Are Mountain
The Rumble Bar
The Oasis
We Built This City
Empire Hotel
http://www.empirehotel.net.auTo John Butters Power Station
Railway Hotel
Geological and Social Unconformities – A Tour
I Am A Lake
Q Bank Gallery
JJ's Coffee Shop
From Metallurgy to Music
Dark Water (departure)
Fault Traces
The Crib Room
3ks Takeaway
The Rumble Bar

Strahan
Zeehan
Lake Plimsoll Link Road
Macquarie Harbour
Rosebery
Lyell Highway (from Hobart)
Lake Burbury
Queenstown
Murchison Highway (from Burnie)
Lake Burbury Camp Ground

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