Tasmania Cinemas and Movies Guide 2026, Best Cinemas in Hobart and Launceston

Tasmania Cinemas 2026, Overview

Tasmania has two main cinema markets: Hobart and Launceston. Hobart has the more diverse cinema offering, bolstered by its strong arts culture, proximity to MONA and the annual Dark Mofo and Hobart Film Festival events. Launceston has solid mainstream options. Both cities have community-connected independent cinemas alongside the standard multiplex chains. Here's a guide to the best cinemas in Tasmania.

Hobart Cinemas

• Village Cinemas Hobart, Collins Street, Hobart CBD. The main multiplex cinema in central Hobart. Multiple screens with standard and premium formats. Book at villagecinemas.com.au.
• State Cinema, 375 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart. Hobart's beloved independent and arthouse cinema, recently refurbished. Multiple screens including boutique formats, a quality cafe-bar and bookshop. Essential Hobart cultural institution. Programs independent Australian and international films, documentaries and special events.

Launceston Cinemas

• Village Cinemas Launceston, Launceston. The main cinema option for northern Tasmania residents. Standard and premium formats. Check villagecinemas.com.au.
• Regal Cinema Launceston, 130 Brisbane Street, Launceston. Historic cinema in Launceston CBD. Community-focused programming alongside mainstream releases.

Outdoor Cinemas in Tasmania

• MONA outdoor screenings, MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) at Berriedale hosts outdoor cinema events as part of its arts program, particularly during Dark Mofo (June) and MONA FOMA (January). Check mona.net.au for current programming.
• Moonlight Cinema (seasonal), Check moonlight.com.au for whether Hobart is included in the current season program.

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