Hosting over 100 talented emerging Aboriginal artists, the galleries will brim with contemporary work, fresh from the studios of WA’s Aboriginal Art Centres and independent artists. Not to be missed, the exhibition will open with a very special performance by the Red Sand Beat Band, who are travelling here from the Ngaanyatjarra Lands. Their laidback reggae desert beats and lyrics tell stories of their homelands, daily life and keeping culture strong. Revealed is an annual exhibition which provides an important platform for emerging WA Aboriginal artists to connect with new audiences. Come along and be immersed in Aboriginal culture and art and support the next generation of artists. All artworks in the exhibition are for sale. Visit https://www.fac.org.au/whats-on/post/revealed-wa-aboriginal-art-market-2021-online-event/ to view the full list of exhibiting artists.

Enjoy documentary films throughout the year in this unique, boutique, 22-seat, 180° curved dome cinema with 5.1 surround sound. Let WA Maritime Museum transport you to other worlds through films specially created for this dome experience, by a local team dedicated to showcasing the wonder of our state and sharing our stories. We’ll be screening films daily that combine the natural world, history, science, technology and adventure, giving you a deeper insight into Western Australia.

Exploring colour, pattern, layering and composition this workshop will be a fun introduction into the endless possibilities of textile block printing. You will leave with a set of printed linen cushions which retail for $60 each, as well as the knowledge and confidence to work on more projects at home! All tools, materials and morning tea will be provided. Bring: An apron or use one of ours.

The seven-leg tour will be in celebration of the group’s triumphant second album Sideways To New Italy, out now via Ivy League Records.

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The Close Quarters series takes chamber music out of the concert hall and into smaller, charming, and intimate spaces. Get up close to us and the music, as we play movements, excerpts and selections of music that is currently under our fingers. It’s a varied and unpredictable musical journey that can shift and change on the whim of the Fremantle Doctor!

Blending their signature hooky choruses with a shadowy undertone, ‘Live In Life’ was co-produced by the band and Konstantin Kersting (Tones & I, Mallrat) & recorded in the same WW2 bunker that birthed their third and most recent album, 2018’s LO LA RU.

Premiered on triple j Breakfast, the world of ‘Live In Life’ follows a person over the course of one night as they come to terms with the gravity of a relationship breakdown. As the sun sets, they’re feeling positive about the next chapter – a feeling that’s quickly swallowed by the weight of regret as night falls, by which point the damage is done and they realise it’s time to move on. 

Tickets are on sale via Moshtix. 

Supported by triple j, The Rubens will be playing in a combination of metro and regional venues in celebration of their infectious summer jam, 'Live in Life'.

Join us for an atmospheric evening where the WA Shipwrecks Museum is brought to life after dark. Enjoy a reimagining of the dark tale of the Batavia underneath the ship’s timbers by local creatives Genrefonix. This performance takes inspiration from the dramatic story of Lucretia van den Mylen, a notable young Dutchwoman travelling on board the fateful ship when it foundered on Morning Reef off the WA coast in 1629. Light and shadow, papercuts and lace, mutiny and battle… this drama of survival is a tale for the ages. Take a stroll through time on a candlelit tour, and take in the story of WA’s most notorious shipwreck to celebrate during Australian Heritage Festival 2021.

Come and enjoy the famous Gypsy Tapas House experience! Pop in for a wine, a bite and some live music with The Dirty Stop Outs! They will be playing their original music, inspired by Funk, Soul, Jazz, Motown and Retro movies. The Dirty Stop Outs will be paired perfectly with your food, drinks and Summer vibes. Book a table now so you don`t miss out

Spacey Jane is finally taking their debut album 'Sunlight' on a huge tour around Australia. Voted Album of the Year in the triple j Listener's Poll and reaching #2 on the ARIA charts, Space Jane is excited to finally tour Australia after numerous cancellations in 2020. Spacey Jane will be joined by Jess Day

1927 is Known for timeless hits such as 'That's When I Think of You', 'Compulsory Hero', 'To Love Me', 'Scars', 'Don't Forget Me', and of course, 'If I Could', 1927 made a massive impact with the Quintuple Platinum selling album '…ish' in 1988, which earned the band a number of ARIA awards as well as a lot of fans along the way.

Tones and I has announced a triple j supported national Australia tour. Taking over media headlines for her rapid growth in the music scene, it is clear to see why she has shaken up the charts. She made chart history by being the first artist to spend 24 weeks at #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with her global smash ‘Dance Monkey’. With awards and achievements under her belt, she proves to be an impressive performer. 

Sumptuous and decadent platters of mouth-watering seafood and meats, delicious vegetables, artisanal breads, cheese, fruits and delectable desserts will flow throughout the evening. Prior to feasting, guests will be invited to enter the exhibition featuring the largest collection of Viking artefacts ever displayed in WA offering a unique glimpse into the riveting time in European history, dating between 750 and 1100 CE

Drawing influence from the same fertile Australian pub rock scene that spawned everyone from AC/DC to Cosmic Psychos, The Chats describe themselves as “dropkick drongos from the Sunshine Coast of Australia”. Their dress-down image of mullets, shorts, sports tops, thongs or a sandals-and-socks combo, and cheap sunnies celebrates this fact. But don’t be mislead: The Chats are sharper than you think, and they write killer songs that hold their own in any era.

Legendary songwriter and founding member of INXS Andrew Farriss will be performing a number of intimate shows beginning in March 2021 to celebrate the release of his first solo album. Andrew's self titled LP features a selection of eclectic songs with a unique blend of Rhythm, Roots, Americana and Country influences. The album, which is set for a March 19, 2021 release, follows the 2020 release of Andrews critically acclaimed EP Love Makes The World - a wonderful mix of Folk, Ballad, Contemporary and Experimental songs that focus on humans and their relationships with each other and also with the earth. Andrew’s songs have sold INXS of fifty million albums during his career (pun intended). He is one of Australia's most successful songwriters of all time with his works being played constantly on radio around the world over the last 40 years.
 

Taking place at Fremantle Arts Centre on the second Tuesday of each month, the morning tea is for people living with dementia; an informal and social affair where people can feel welcomed and accepted, remain socially active and make new friends.

In recognising the need to encourage inclusion of people living with dementia in the local community, Alzheimer’s WA has partnered with local Government and businesses to bring the Memory Café concept to Western Australia.

Do you, a family member or friend live with dementia? Visit this Memory Café, enjoy a coffee and some great conversation.

When we think of Vikings, we think of fierce warriors wielding blades of iron and steel. We think of sleek, powerful vessels carrying fearless raiders across treacherous seas to invade foreign shores. Theirs was a time of conquest and colonisation, but the legacy of the Vikings is defined by more than the battles they won. This exhibition features the largest collection of Vikings artefacts ever displayed in Western Australia. The exhibition features over 140 authentic artefacts dated between 750 and 1100 CE, each offering a unique glimpse into this riveting time in European history.

Face painting, Henna, Glitter and Hair braiding there is nothing we can't do for the obliging prince or fair maiden. But be warned all great magic comes at a price, a small fee of treasure and the gift of being nice. The Freedom Fairies work in the human realm in order to spread the messages of kindness, joy and creativity.