A Catalogue of Love | Erin Hortle
A young woman surfer’s coming of age in Tasmania, where the natural world helps her…
Events at Fullers
Hobart Silent Book Club
The first Silent Book Club started in a local bar in San Francisco in 2012…
Broken | Graeme Turner
A strong higher education system is fundamental to civil society. The building of knowledge and…
A Woman’s Voice | Alli Sinclair
A Woman’s Voice is a sweeping historical drama inspired by the generations of women who…
Wildflowers, Weeds & Wilderness: The Legend of Florence Perrin | Tabatha Badger
Florence Perrin (1884-1952) was many things: a bushwalker, botanic researcher, philanthropist and photographer. Why then…
Trinkets | A Workshop with Cat Rabbit
Cat Rabbit is a textile artist based in Naarm/Melbourne. Using felt, recycled and vintage fabrics,…
Seasonal Poets | Spring
Seasonal Poets is a quarterly gathering of poetic talent, organised by Gina Mercer, Anne Collins, and…
Lithosphere | Ben Walter
Ben Walter is a Walkley Award-winning essayist, the author of the short story collection What…
Under the Influence of Salmon | Steve Harris
The universally admired salmon has long swum in the flow of human ‘progress’, but no…
Crow | Rhonda McCoy
When gentleman farmer Harold Crow dies after routine surgery in rural Tasmania, his death exposes…
A Great Act of Love | Heather Rose
From the award-winning author of The Museum of Modern Love and Bruny comes an enthralling tale of legacy, love…
Seed | Bri Lee
An astonishing new novel from the acclaimed and bestselling author of Eggshell Skull and The Work. Mitchell is…
Fleeced: Unraveling the History of Wool and War | Trish FitzSimons in Conversation with Geordie Williamson
Not everything about wool is warm and fuzzy. Wool, for millennia the cold climate textile…
A Woman’s Eye, Her Art | Drusilla Modjeska in conversation
Join Drusilla Modjeska in conversation with Rachel Edwards as they discuss A Woman’s Eye, Her Art. …
Gravity Let Me Go | Trent Dalton
Trent Dalton returns with the astonishing Gravity Let Me Go – a story you won’t…
Average at Best: A Memoir From the Creator of Pub Choir | Astrid Jorgensen
Astrid Jorgensen is on a mission to teach the world to sing. But she’s not…
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Some of our events are held in-store, but a significant number are held off-site. Please check the events listing for venue details.
For the most part, yes. This can vary, so see the relevant event listing for more details.
Most events will have sufficient seating for every attendee, but sometimes we open up popular events a little bit more so that people don't miss out. This can mean that some events will have limited seating, but we always do our best to make sure that anyone who needs a chair will get one.
Most events will have sufficient seating, however we are happy to accommodate you if you need to ensure that you will have a seat. Just contact us on 6234 3800 or events@fullersbookshop.com.au beforehand to arrange.
It depends on the nature of the venue, but in the overwhelming majority of cases, yes. Every so often we do an event in an unusual venue, which may have limited accessibility. If you'd like to confirm that the venue is accessible, please give us a call on (03) 6234 3800, or email events@fullersbookshop.com.au
A regular book launch usually runs for about 45 minutes to an hour, followed by signing.