27 March 2007– launch of Jeanette Hyland's book Maids, Masters and Magistrates which tells the stories of 20 women from the convict ship New Grove which sailed from London for VDL in 1835. Over 90 people attended the launch.

28 October 2006– quiz night

8 March 2006 – displays & events for International Women's Day (4pm–6pm) at Cascades Female Factory, including:

Wash Day Blues—This installation celebrated the resilience of Tasmanian Women by telling their stories and displaying them on a series of garment shapes hung from a clothes line. Senior Momentum held workshops throughout Tasmania and stories and autobiographical accounts collected included those of convict ancestors, Aboriginal and pioneer women, migrants, people with disabilities and their carers. The project is supported by Tasmanian Regional Arts.

Female Family Founders Database

Roses from the Heart Rose installation—This installation was a tribute to women, especially the approximately 25,000 convict women who were shipped to 'parts unknown' and became the backbone of contemporary Australian society. The installation took the form of the symbol of women and be made from roses. The cross at the base of the circle was slightly larger than normal to give emphasis to the symbol normally placed above a grave, but denied many of the convict women at burial.

Garage Sale—This was a fundraising event of the Female Factory Research Group to support our ongoing research. We raised $238.85.

29 November 2005 – launch of A Drift of 'Derwent Ducks':  Lives of the 200 female Irish convicts transported on the Australasia from Dublin to Hobart in 1849 by Trudy Mae Cowley

7 October 2005 – quiz night

7 November 2004 – Female Factory Muster