Top 8 Shopping in Devonport, Tasmania

pOrtside Gallery & open studio of local artist situated right next to the Spirit of Tasmania. The Gallery updates new works regularly as the artist works daily across media such as acrylic, oils, photography, pastel, assemblage, collage and textiles. Multi-award winning artist Gina is available onsite and is happy to show you through the studio and current works in progress - Open every day by flag and/or appointment. Search Portside Studio/Gallery of Gina on facebook.

Simon Martin Whips & Leathercraft is a one of a kind shop and a great place for the whole family. Nowhere else in Tasmania will you be able to see Australian Stockwhips and Saddles made right under the one roof. Learn about the work that goes into crafting up to 48 strands of leather and witness the taking shape of the Worlds Longest Stockwhip, that is a 10-year project. The retail shop offers a range of products which includes knives, R.M.Williams, Akubra’s, Leatherman’s, belts, handbags, boots and much more. Kids can even make their own bookmark, keyring or leather coaster. Don’t miss this unique experience while in Tasmania. Closed Weekends, Public Holidays and 3 weeks over the Christmas period.

WELCOME TO ANTIQUE EMPORIUM - IMPORTERS, RETAILERS, WHOLESALERS, ANTIQUE & BOOK DEALERS. You will find 1600 square meters of goods on 4 levels. The owner, John Cole, Personally travels for up to 3 months of the year going door to door & village to village in remote parts of the world. From factories to isolated villages; We find TREASURES, restore them and TRANSPORT them DIRECTLY to Tasmania.

The Devonport Regional Gallery presents an annual program of exhibitions, education and public programs including events and workshops, and contributes to the cultural, social and educational life of the local community, boasting an impressive collection of fine art with a focus on Tasmanian contemporary art, craft and design. In the Main & Upper Gallery spaces, exhibitions from the Gallery's Permanent Collection, staff-curated exhibitions and touring exhibitions are displayed. The Little Gallery showcases the work of emerging Tasmanian artists with a focus on artists from the North West Region. The Devonport Regional Gallery evolved from The Little Gallery, which was founded by Jean Thomas in 1966. The Little Gallery was situated in a weatherboard building behind the Baptist Church (built 1904) in Stewart Street, which became the home of the Gallery until 2018. The Gallery then relocated to the heritage-listed building of the paranaple arts centre on Rooke Street in November 2018.

Variety of stalls including fresh fruit and veg(seasonal), hand knitting, baby clothing, new handbags, lock and lock food storage containers, new jewellery, plants, lunch-sit down meals or take away snacks and bric-a-bac. Some permanent stall holders with some short term.