Clarence Arts & Events has officially rebranded as Rosny Farm, unveiling a fresh name, visual identity and website that reflect the heritage and creative character of its popular arts precinct.
The new branding signals a contemporary chapter for the cultural hub, located on Mumirimina Country in Rosny Park, while retaining the same team and diverse programming that locals and visitors have come to enjoy. Rosny Farm will continue to host exhibitions, workshops, live music, artist residencies and community events, all set within a historic walled farmyard featuring heritage-listed sandstone buildings such as The Barn (c.1818), the Schoolhouse Gallery and The Cottage.
According to Clarence City Council, the change better aligns the precinct’s identity with its location, history and vibrant creative energy. The new name is intended to evoke both the site’s origins and its evolving role as a centre for cultural exchange.
Key Changes
New name and refreshed visual identity
Redesigned website and updated social media handles
What Remains the Same
The existing team and established program of events
A commitment to inclusive, accessible and welcoming spaces that foster creative opportunity
The updated website is now live at www.rosnyfarm.com.au, and the precinct’s social media can be found at facebook.com/rosnyfarm and @rosnyfarm on other platforms. The new branding will be rolled out across signage, print materials and digital platforms in the coming weeks.
For further information or brand assets, media can contact:
Steve Harris, Manager – sharris1@ccc.tas.gov.au | 0408 557 170
Sophie Bleach, Marketing – sbleach@ccc.tas.gov.au | 0404 235 377
About Rosny Farm
Rosny Farm is the City of Clarence’s cultural hub on Hobart’s eastern shore, integrating heritage architecture with contemporary arts programming. Its annual calendar includes exhibitions, performing arts, art prizes, festivals and workshops, inviting creative engagement in a welcoming and accessible environment.
Header Image: Banksia Trio