THIS WEEKEND

ETSY MADE LOCAL

ROYAL HOBART SHOWGROUND, GLENORCHY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 10AM-4PM

From online store to market stall, more than 80 local makers from across the state will come together this weekend to showcase their handcrafted work at a Christmas market. Head along to find a present for under the tree. Search out art and stationery from Brigitte May, or homewares by Wild Wooden Creations. The Hobart market is part of a global event that sees cities across the world celebrate the makers, designers and collectors who make up the online creative community. Bring a picnic or purchase a bite from one of the food stalls or vans. Free entry. For more information, visit the site facebook.com/EMLHobart

CITY FORUM

HOBART CITY HALL, MACQUARIE ST SATURDAY, 9AM-5PM, AND SUNDAY, 9AM-1PM

Help develop a vision and strategy for Hobart at the City Forum, hosted by Hobart City Council. The views of 180 Hobart residents – students, tradespeople, builders, activists, business people, retirees, artists and newcomers interviewed over the past six weeks – will be shared. Participants will have a chance to formulate and refine their views on what makes Hobart special. Capacity is limited to 250 people. Register by following the RSVP link at onlyinhobart.com.au

CINE LATINO FILM FESTIVAL

STATE CINEMA, NORTH HOBART

This film festival continues with three screenings this weekend, including The

Summit today at 6.30pm; Inseparable, a comedy about a wheelchair-bound wealthy businessman and his carer, tomorrow at 4.15pm; and Woodpeckers, also on tomorrow at 6.30pm. Next week’s films include Jeremy and I’m Gilda, the true story of an Argentinian singer whose life was cut short. Tickets are $25 or buy a five-film festival pass for $80. For the full program, see statecinema.com.au