Fremantle Festival: 10 Nights in Port by Fremantle Festivals

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WELCOME TO FREMANTLE FESTIVAL: 10 NIGHTS IN PORT In our sunlit months, Fremantle is roaring and open. Our food, music, art and culture spill outside as we tread lively paths around the boulevards and beaches. Then as winter approaches, the Indian Ocean turns unpredictable and sends icy messages to bluster down our streets and against our windowpanes: biting gales, grumpy cumulus and spitting rain. As a community, we go inside. The labyrinth of stately, historic buildings, clutching to the shore of this wind-blasted port begins to warm up from the inside out. We light the lamps, tread the old floorboards and reacquaint ourselves with the eccentric, winding interiors of the homes, pubs, halls and stages that have patiently waited for us to return.

Fremantle in winter is a time to discover the city’s hidden nooks and crannies, to settle in, rummage up some heartening food, sip steaming tonics and swap tales and melodies by the hearth. 10 Nights in Port celebrates the way that the Fremantle community bands together and the city itself seems to draw us close during the cold months. Over 10 wintry evenings, immerse yourself in a raft of contemporary music, theatre, visual arts, film and live performance created by some of Fremantle’s most prized local acts and a band of international acts swept into our welcoming harbour.

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

The 10 Nights in Port program foregrounds projects which are one-off, site-specific, locally developed or participatory. Spread across Fremantle’s precincts, they take into consideration the traditions of the local community and the character of its historic buildings. Each part of the festival is carefully woven out of the fabric of this place. The annual musical treasure hunt of Hidden Treasures opens up some of the city’s longest-running workers’ clubs, bringing together the distinctive taps, carpets and dartboards of Aussie clubhouses with great local music. With Glass Houses & Green Futures, five custom-built artists’ greenhouses will be erected around Fremantle’s community precincts in homage to local, green-thumbed gardening aficionados. All in the Family is a reunion of some of Freo’s best local music dynasties, whose talent and love of local performance venues spans the generations. 10 Nights in Port is a time to celebrate the undeniably special character of Fremantle and the creative community whose music, performances and artworks bring us together. I am excited to see the Fremantle Festival reimagined for the winter months. I hope you enjoy it. Brad Pettitt City of Fremantle Mayor

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY

The City of Fremantle are grateful to the Whadjuk Noongar people on whose Country our festival takes place. We extend our deepest respect to their elders; past, present and emerging. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

FESTIVAL FIRES FROM FREMANTLE FESTIVAL 2018

FEAST OF THE DECEIVER

WELCOME TO COUNTRY

FEAST OF THE DECEIVER

You’re invited to the launch of Fremantle Festival: 10 Nights in Port 2019. Come to the fire.

Venture into a world of ulterior motives, immersive games and luxury dining, presented by Secret Squirrel Productions.

Join us at the Festival Club for a community Welcome to Country ceremony to kick off 10 Nights in Port, and stay for a bite to eat at the Festival Club or a rousing round of Campfire Karaoke. All welcome.

Beginning as a luscious six-course dinner in a secret central Fremantle location, masterfully prepared by an eminent Perth chef, Feast of the Deceiver is not all that it first appears. Take your place at a table of riddles where what’s on your plate depends not on your appetite but on keeping your wits about you.

6.30PM, FRIDAY 12 JULY FESTIVAL CLUB, THE MOORES BUILDING FREE

Image: Daniel John Bilsborough

HIDDEN TREASURES

7PM, THU 11 – SUN 14 JULY SECRET LOCATION, CENTRAL FREMANTLE $175+BF

In its ninth year, Hidden Treasures treats WA music fans to an earful of Freo balladeers, freshly-minted local bands and some favourite heroes of the Port City stage.

This series of gigs offers a rare peak into some of the West End’s most evocative and tucked-away workers’ clubs and small venues, which are steeped in the tall stories and big sounds of Fremantle’s musical folklore. Step out of the cold and into an enduring, eccentric institute or clubhouse and get to know the bands you need to see and the ones you love.

PHANTOM ISLANDS Phantom islands, which appear and disappear from our maps, are usually created by the reports of early sailors exploring new realms.

Some are purely made-up, such as the Isle of Demons and some stem from the faulty measurement of actual islands. Others arise due to navigational errors, optical illusions or the misidentification of floating phenomena like icebergs or fog banks caused by underwater volcanoes. Voyage forth into the expansive gallery floors of PSAS to experience three phantom islands, dreamed into being by landscape designer Andrew Beck, sound artist Ned Beckley and visual artist Tom Mùller. Image courtesy the artists

TUE 9–SAT 27 JULY 10AM–4PM, TUE–FRI 10AM–2PM SAT PS ART SPACE FREE

FROM 7PM, THU 11, THU 18, SAT 20 JULY NAVY CLUB, WYOLA CLUB, PS ART SPACE, BUFFALO CLUB, NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE TRAM TICKETS $20 (DOOR SALES ONLY) Visit www.hiddentreasuresfreo.com.au for full program.

WOWZZZEEE

After travelling far and wide, Wowzzzeee has come to roost amidst Fremantle’s illustrious and longstanding fashion glitterati to bring you this participatory, thought-provoking performance. The Wowzzzeee installation takes the form of a garment factory, in which audience members will be invited to MAKE or BUY as they interact with the space. Be led on an individualised evening of artisanal knowledge, creative flair, questions of fashion production and Wowzzzeee’s signature “onesies with the WOW factor”. Prepare yourself for artist and designer Adele Varcoe’s sumptuous world of sequins, spangles and iridescent lycra in sizes fit for all, from babies to grandparents! Created by Adele Varcoe in partnership with creative producer Sarah Dalziel, architect Matthew Bird and sound designer Andrew McLaughlin. Image: Darren Sylvester

4–8PM, FRI 12–SAT 13 JULY 12–4PM, SUN 14 JULY 4–8PM, TUES 16–SAT 20 JULY 12–4PM, SUN 21 JULY OLD CUSTOMS HOUSE FREE

THE MISS BEHAVE GAMESHOW

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Cracks in the topography of our Port City reveal a subterranean world below, hidden in darkness and wreathed in fog.

The Miss Behave Gameshow lands for the first time in WA in a perfect storm of games, disco, dubious prizes and hilarity.

At harbours all around the world such fogs regularly roll in, quietly and ominously, from the sea. In Fremantle things are different. Fog rises upwards to the streets. Unseen vapours are freed into the dark reaches of the night, oozing from long-forgotten limestone tunnels and chambers below, where souls remain trapped, their stories woven into the haze.

Direct from their permanent Las Vegas residency and sold-out seasons in London, Sydney, and San Francisco, London cabaret queen Miss B (La Soiree, La Clique,) hosts this part-gameshow, part freewheeling, high-energy variety whirlwind. Be intoxicated by Miss Behave’s special brand of glittering chaos as you navigate her non-stop games and hilarious capers. Everyone’s a winner! How something this much fun hasn’t been criminalised is a minor miracle!– LONDONIST Image: Prudence Upton

8PM FRI 12, SAT 13, THU 18, FRI 19, SAT 20 JULY FREO.SOCIAL TICKETS $36+BF

GLASS HOUSES & GREEN FUTURES

Glass Houses & Green Futures is a celebration of the horticultural knowledge and passion that exists across Fremantle. Conversation and cultivation will take place in five artist-built hothouses, led by the artists and gardening enthusiasts who keep Fremantle green, growing and blossoming. Experience the history of gardening and imagine its future while sharing and exchanging local stories, botanical knowledge, growing skills and plants. The program of events will unfold with the shared knowledge from the people of White Gum Valley Community Orchard, Hilton Harvest Community Garden, Stackwood, Ecoburbia and more. Drop by your local public session or make a tour of all five.

Occasionally, local fog activity surges for reasons unknown. The fissures open, and night owls and dawn treaders bare witness. Festival fog spotters will discover untold tales of foggy phenomena captured on film or popping up in impromptu locations throughout 10 Nights in Port. Only the keeneyed will uncover the secrets that seep through the port town. Image courtesy Genrefonix

FRI 12–SUN 14 JULY, TUE 16–SUN 21 JULY FREMANTLE WEST END FREE

Illustration: Kathy Allam

PUBLIC PROGRAM 2–4PM, FRI 12 JULY WHITE GUM VALLEY COMMUNITY ORCHARD

HEAVENLY BODIES: 25 YEARS OF AMBIENT ZONE Celebrate 25 years of ambient music, weird experimentations and soul moving curation from RTRFM’s Ambient Zone. Join us at St John’s Church in Fremantle as we fill the hall with the wonders of some of Perth’s finest ambient and experimental musicians in the stunning surrounds. Catch the sounds of Naik, Masonik, Nika Mo, Daisie’s Net and Emlyn Johnson. 7PM, FRI 12 JULY ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH FROM $15+BF

3-6PM, SAT 13 JULY HILTON HARVEST COMMUNITY GARDEN 12–3PM, SUN 14 JULY STACKWOOD 6–8PM, WED 17 JULY SIR FREDERICK SAMSON MEMORIAL RESERVE 7–10PM, THU 18 JULY FREMANTLE CITY STREETS FREE Visit www.10nightsinport.com.au for more information

SOAK

Soak is an outdoor elemental experience bringing the steamy comforts of a hot bath in the cold depths of winter out into the open. The brave are invited to submerge, unwind and watch the world go by in the midst of Fremantle’s magnificent beach, park or riverfront spaces. Presented by local artist and environmental enthusiast Jesse Lee, the champagne bath has never been so scenic. Bring your bathers and prepare to be pampered. Refreshments, assorted lotions and treats provided. Image courtesy the artist

FRI 12–SUN 14 + THU 18–SAT 20 JULY SESSIONS 5:30PM, 7:15PM + 9:00PM DAILY URBAN FORESTS AND WATERFRONTS, FREMANTLE $35+BF

THE MISS BEHAVE GAMESHOW

WOWAK

10 FESTIVAL FIRES

GALACTAGOGUE: FELICITY GROOM

10 Nights in Port kindles warmth in the winter months with Festival Fires.

Each night, a community fire will be lit on the streets of Fremantle, be it in the city or the suburbs. Gather with your neighbours, friends and meet new people as you share in the ritual of banding together around the flickering flames. Conversation will flow, hands warmed and songs sung: Come to the fire… Images by Jean-Paul Horré

FRI 12–SUN 14 JULY, TUE 16–SUN 21 JULY FIRES BURN NIGHTLY POP UP FIRES AT FESTIVAL LOCATIONS

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THE ELDERS PROJECT

The Elders Project is a storytelling encounter featuring a diverse cast of Fremantle seniors, told through multiple artforms. This intimate and exploratory new work opens up a broad range of perspectives on our shared histories, inviting audiences to experience a big-hearted insight into the world of these surrogate grandparents, deepening our relationship to the past, to truth and to one another. The Elders Project has been created by a team of artists including Nathan Beard and Nalda Searles, in collaboration with a cast of elders whose wisdom, wit and honesty remind us that every life is extraordinary. Visit the exhibition during the week and stay tuned to www.artonthemove.art and www.thekabukidrop.com.au for performance times. | Presented by ART ON THE MOVE and The Kabuki Drop. | Image: Rebecca Mansell

Felicity Groom has an altogether new experience for you: a sumptuous musical and visual world to celebrate the release of her third album Magnetic Resonance Centre. Felicity and visual artist/filmmaker Poppy van Oorde-Grainger, in collaboration with luminary artists such as Curtis Taylor and Dominic Pearce, have created sounds and sights for lovers of music and cinema. Let Felicity’s strident and angelic voice guide you through themes of hope, wonder and daring explorations of the limits of pop. Let this immersive experience beguile and surprise you under the majestic vaults and stained glass of St John’s in the heart of Fremantle. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. | Visuals by Poppy van Oorde-Grainger, Dom Pearce, Eamon Dimmett

6PM, SAT 13 JULY ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH TICKETS $25+BF

SAT 13–SUN 21 JULY SPECIAL PERFORMANCE EVENTS: 2PM, SAT 13 JULY 7PM, FRI 19 JULY 2PM, SAT 20 JULY

S-27

S-27 by Sarah Grochala is a dystopian theatre piece which asks how far you would go and who you would betray to save yourself? The story follows May, a photographer who must document dissenters who have rebelled against an authoritarian regime. S-27 invites the viewer to put themselves in May’s shoes and imagines a dark, complex future for Western Australia. Presented by boutique independent theatre company Feet First Collective, this WA-premiere performance unfolds inside the winding rooms and halls of the iconic Fremantle Arts Centre. Image courtesy Joseph Dennis | Running time: 80 minutes | Cell Room Bar open

NIGHTLY SHOWS DOOR AND BAR FROM 6:30PM PERFORMANCE 7:30PM FRI 12–SUN 14 + TUE 16–SUN 21 JULY LATE SHOW BAR FROM 6:30PM, DOOR FROM 8:30PM PERFORMANCE 9:30PM SAT 20 JULY FREMANTLE ARTS CENTRE $25+BF

BEACH STREET GALLERY FREE

ALL IN THE FAMILY Claim a booth or elbow the bar at Fremantle’s venerated temple of fish and chips for this big-hearted celebration of Fremantle’s local music culture.

This town has been drumming, strumming and crooning for generations and All in the Family brings together some of its most lauded and prodigious musical dynasties to play you through your fish supper. All in the Family is a roll call of WA’s favourite song writing clans, including Jim Fisher, Bill Rogers, Blue Shaddy, Pete Woodward (Ten Cent Shooters), Cal Kramer and Southern River Band. Image: Max Kordyl

7PM, SATURDAY 13 JULY CLANCY’S FISH PUB TICKETS $30 ($35 ON DOOR) +BF

HOWLING MOON DOGS: FULL MOON STUDIO PORTRAITS

FUTURE TREASURES Celebrating the next wave of Fremantle talent …

… and defending Fremantle’s reign as a hotbed of musical experimentation, countless new bands and an exporter of locals-made-good, Future Treasures readies the stage for some of the pluckiest young performers around. Support the growth of the local scene, sweat out some moves and feast your ears and on the freshest tunes at this hot-off-the-press warehouse showcase. Soak up the witty lyrics and raw tunes of 2018 Triple J Unearthed artist Carla Geneve, who headlines this all-ages event and is joined by Farradays Cage, acts from Fremantle College, John Curtin College of the Arts, Girls Rock WA and more.

Energies of the universe and living beings will be forever entwined in beautiful haunting photographic portraits. The Full Moon Studio will entice humans and canines to relax and revel in its’ surreal environment of vintage backdrops, lights and cinematic props. These artistic portraits by photographer Yvonne Doherty will stand the test of time as memories to hang proudly in your home. Please come dressed in your best forever-on-display outfit. 1–8PM, WED 17 JULY THE MOORES BUILDING $20

ODDYSEA

5PM, WED 17 JULY FREO.SOCIAL TICKETS $10 ($15 ON DOOR) +BF ALL AGES

Set within a magnificent world beneath the waves, Oddysea is an immersive, multi-sensory theatre production designed for children with disability. The oceanic adventures of Crab and Turtle come vividly to life through touch, smell, taste, live music and stunning imagery. This delighting journey is designed for children and families of all ages and abilities, and encourages every audience member to approach and experience it in its own unique way. Oddysea by Sensorium Theatre is a Performing Lines WA production, and has received two Helpmann award nominations. It takes place with the generous assistance of the WA Shipwrecks Museum. Image courtesy Performing Lines and Jessica Wyld

HOWLING MOON DOGS: NIGHT SCULPTURE WALK

As the full moon rises, the canines of Fremantle celebrate and frolic in its ghostly glow. Reimagined by sculptor Rebecca Johnston and assisting artist Tich Dixon, man’s best friend becomes wild beneath the powerful lunar cycle. Take to the streets if you dare, to sniff out a series of sculptures inspired by the local dogs of Fremantle, which are hidden around the city centre. AFTER DARK, WED 17 JULY VARIOUS LOCATIONS, CENTRAL FREMANTLE FREE For more info visit www.10nightsinport.com.au

10AM + 1PM, WED 17– FRI 19 JULY 10AM, 1PM + 3PM, SAT 20 JULY 10AM + 1PM, SUN 21 JULY WA SHIPWRECKS MUSEUM TICKETS $20+BF

CACAO, SOUND & CEREMONY

As the winter sun sets, partake in the richness and mystery of the Cacao Ceremony, a feast for the mind and senses centered on the transformational qualities of the ancient cacao plant. This immersive experience will reveal the many properties of Theobroma cacao amidst a meditative soundscape combining sound technology, soaring female vocals, overtone singing and traditional Indigenous music. Cacao, Sound & Ceremony combines an enchanting soundscape with an in-depth introduction to the history, nutrition and spiritual role of the cacao plant. A traditionally-prepared cacao drink created by Reverence Chocolate and Cacao Ceremonies Perth will connect participants to their senses within this ceremonial experience created by plant medicine experts Willow and Catherine Francis. This event takes place with the generous assistance of the WA Maritime Museum. | Image courtesy Cacao Ceremonies Perth

4–7PM, FRI 19–SUN 21 JULY WA MARITIME MUSEUM $50+BF

Liner Johan van Oldenbarnevelt departure from 10 Berth NQ – 1962 | Image courtesy Fremantle Ports

BON VOYAGE – FREMANTLE FAREWELLS

CINEMA PRAGUE

BON VOYAGE – FREMANTLE FAREWELLS

Say It’s The Day it’s time to Jump for Joy, Cinema Prague are back with their Beautiful Music and Dangerous Rhythm to Meldatype your Lego Man and Nordensost your Snakes Alive! like a Mushroom Cloud. Cinema Prague: the best band in the world, if you are from Planet Perth! George, Rex and Tim bring their influential blend of funk, thrash metal and mischievous humour crashing into Fremantle, in a rare, supernaturally funky reunion. The unprecedented sounds of Cinema Prague were like a revelation to the WA live music scene during the 1990s and into the 2000s with their intense, positive and high-energy shows. Landing somewhere in the sonic oasis between jazz, punk, prog-rock and funk, each tune at this special festival show is a surprise. Image courtesy Cinema Prague

DOORS 8PM FRIDAY 19 JULY FREMANTLE TOWN HALL $35+BF

NTENTEN WOYLIE FESTIVAL: MOORT KALAAK – FAMILY HOME-FIRE Join us for a Makuru (winter) night of Aboriginal storytelling, both ancient and contemporary. In Noongar culture, the campfire represents home. The Noongar word kaalak means both home and campfire. Aboriginal Elders, writers, educators, musicians, artists, and kids will come together in a unique, family-friendly evening of storytelling and performance of sand and firelight. 6:30-8:30PM SAT 20 JULY DRILL HALL, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME FREE

For decades, the tradition of waving a heart-felt goodbye to family and friends departing on sea vessels has unfolded along the docks of Fremantle Port.

FIRED UP

Fired Up is a participatory community project that reflects on what can happen when one master shares their skills among many students.

Bon Voyage celebrates the moment of setting sail on voyages of daring adventure and or towards unknown futures. Bring your farewell hanky to wave, and join Famous Sharron in creating an old-fashioned, fabulous Fremantle farewell to those about to embark on grand oceanic journeys. This participatory send-off party will be heartily festooned with excellent beats, riotous colour, great heights and of course those lucky travellers embarking on the colossal cruise ships, impressive naval vessels and iconic Rottnest ferries that cycle through this busy port. 4–6PM, SUNDAY 21 JULY HENRY STREET, FREMANTLE FREE

Join some of Fremantle’s best loved ceramicists to learn about ancient and contemporary pottery traditions and to work with clay and firing kilns. Over a series of free workshops, a collaborative ceramic work will slowly take shape, as a reflection of the way that craft knowledge and innovation flows between students, generations and cultures. Fremantle has long been known as a hub for artists and the sharing of craft skills. Inspired by the legacy of nationally-renowned local ceramist Joan Campbell, Fired Up will begin with public hand-sculpting sessions throughout Fremantle before landing along the shore of Bathers Beach. OUTDOOR CERAMIC FIRING 4–8PM, SAT 20 JULY BATHERS BEACH FREE

WOWAK (BREATHE)

Wowak is the enchanting musical result of a collaboration between five Noongar family groups and the Perth Symphony Orchestra. Noongar dance, song and story, both traditional and contemporary, have been woven together with classical instruments and composition to create a fresh, original evening of song. Experience Noongar culture that has resounded throughout Western Australia for thousands of years, and wowak, breathe, and experience a new way of the old. Wowak is composed by Rebecca Erin-Smith and draws on music from the Wadumbah, Middar, Kwarbah Djookian, Koolangka Kreate and Muntart Yongah cultural groups. 6PM, SUN 21 JULY FREO.SOCIAL $40+BF

FESTIVAL CLUB

Festival Club is your food, drink and merriment HQ throughout 10 Nights in Port. Hosting a series of hearty communal dining experiences and pouring out delicious drinks with a dollop of good company, this charming pop-up is your go-to between-gig hangout or the perfect corner to settle into in for a leisurely evening in the heart of Fremantle. FROM 5PM FRI 12–SUN 21 JULY (CLOSED MON 15 JULY) MOORE & MOORE CAFÉ

FOOD AT THE FESTIVAL CLUB

While the storm and the stage rage outside, 10 Nights in Port presents Food at the Festival, cooked up by Freo favourites Moore & Moore Café.

10 NIGHTS IN FORT Leave your bedroom this winter to come and hang out in ours!

Warm your cockles with a special menu of hearty toasties, fire-roasted pork, steaming bowls of laksa and a reviving cup of mulled wine. Image courtesy Moore & Moore Café

FROM 5:30PM FRI 12–SUN 21 JULY (CLOSED MON 15 JULY) FESTIVAL CLUB

Inspired by their childhoods and the need to feel warm and safe over winter, Akin collaboration transforms the nooks and crannies of the Festival Club into a wondrous, cosy hideaway; the cubby. Wear your best Nanna jumper and snuggle up with a hot drink, live tunes, delicious treats and VHS classics. Image courtesy the artists

FROM 5PM FESTIVAL CLUB FREE

CAMPFIRE KARAOKE

Friday nights are for gathering around the fire and belting one out with the melodious ceremony that connects us all: Campfire Karaoke. Join whip-crackin’ cowgal Consensual Connie and her Magic Mic as Moore & Moore becomes s’more and s’more, where the songs are as gooey and warm as the marshmallows we’ll toast. Join Connie’s swansong as she croons farewell to 10 Nights in Port with an evening of goodbye songs on Sunday 21st. Lyrics provided. BYO requests. Image courtesy Matt Sav.

PHANTOM ISLANDS

FROM 7:30PM, FRI 12 & FRI 19 JULY FROM 6PM, SUN 21 JULY FESTIVAL CLUB FREE

HIDDEN TREASURES

In its ninth year, Hidden Treasures treats WA music fans to an earful of Freo balladeers, freshly-minted local bands and some favourite heroes of the Port City stage. This series of gigs offers a rare peak into some of the West End’s most evocative and tucked-away workers’ clubs and small venues, which are steeped in the tall stories and big sounds of Fremantle’s musical folklore. Step out of the cold and into an enduring, eccentric institute or clubhouse and get to know the bands you need to see and the ones you love.

FROM 7PM, THU 11, THU 18, SAT 20 JULY NAVY CLUB, WYOLA CLUB, PS ART SPACE, BUFFALO CLUB, NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE TRAM TICKETS $20 (DOOR SALES ONLY) All venues access Visit www.hiddentreasuresfreo.com.au for full program.

HIDDEN TREASURES

FILTH WIZARD THU 11 JULY 8:15PM BUFFALO CLUB

LXXVERS THU 11 JULY 9PM PS ART SPACE

TREVALENE & THE DASHLEYS

SGT. HULKA

THU 11 JULY 8:30PM NAVY CLUB

PSAS DJS

ALBERT LOSS & THE YORK ST BAND THU 11 JULY 9:20PM BUFFALO CLUB

THU 11 JULY 8PM WYOLA CLUB

THU 11, THU 18, SAT 20 JULY 8:30PM AND LATE PS ART SPACE

TASHI

ABORTED TORTOISE

THU 11 JULY 9:30PM NAVY CLUB

THU 11 JULY 9:05PM WYOLA CLUB

GAZEY THU 11 JULY 10:15PM PS ART SPACE

OOSTERBANGER THU 11 JULY 10:25PM BUFFALO CLUB

LINCOLN MACKINNON & THE WRECKING TRAIN THU 11 JULY 10:30PM NAVY CLUB

THE CHEVELLES THU 11 JULY 10:10PM WYOLA CLUB

CECILIA BRANDOLINI THU 11 JULY 7:30PM THE NATIONAL HOTEL

THE SPERTS THU 18 JULY 9:20PM BUFFALO CLUB

TANAYA HARPER

DENISE LE MENICE

THU 11 JULY 8PM, 9PM, 10PM FREMANTLE TRAM DEPARTS FROM BUFFALO CLUB

HAIRCARE

JAMIE DAVID WITH MEL ROBINSON AND GEORDIE BATEY

10 THU 18 JULY 9:30PM NAVY CLUB

THU 18 JULY 10:25PM BUFFALO CLUB

THU 11 JULY 8:35PM THE NATIONAL HOTEL

DOCTOPUS THU 18 JULY 10:30PM NAVY CLUB

CAMARANO THU 18 JULY 8:30PM NAVY CLUB

DONNA & THE DEVILS JOHNSON THU 11 JULY 9:50PM THE NATIONAL HOTEL

RACOO

THU 18 JULY 8:15PM BUFFALO CLUB

FOURTH STATE THU 18 JULY 9PM PS ART SPACE

BEATMERCS

DUENDE INDALO

THU 18 JULY 10:15PM PS ART SPACE

THE MASCARA SNAKES

THU 18 JULY 9:50PM THE NATIONAL HOTEL

THU 18 JULY 10:10PM WYOLA CLUB

THE IVORY LIES

JACOB DIAMOND

THU 18 JULY 8PM WYOLA CLUB

YANN VISSAC

THU 18 JULY 8PM, 9PM, 10PM FREMANTLE TRAM DEPARTS FROM BUFFALO CLUB

THE PSYCHOTIC REACTIONS

THU 18 JULY 7:30PM THE NATIONAL HOTEL

SAT 20 JULY 9:20PM BUFFALO CLUB

TETHER

FUZZ TOADS

THU 18 JULY 9:05PM WYOLA CLUB

SAT 20 JULY 8:15PM BUFFALO CLUB

FRANCIS FOXX

THU 18 JULY 8:35PM THE NATIONAL HOTEL

QUEENCY SAT 20 JULY 10:25PM BUFFALO CLUB

SYDNEE CARTER SAT 20 JULY 8:30PM NAVY CLUB

KING IBIS SAT 20 JULY 9:05PM WYOLA CLUB

G*REY SAT 20 JULY 9PM PS ART SPACE

THE TENDER HEARTS SAT 20 JULY 9:30PM NAVY CLUB

NOAH DILLON CLUBBMEDD

SAT 20 JULY 10:10PM WYOLA CLUB

SAT 20 JULY 10:15PM PS ART SPACE

JACK DAVIES

THE STRUGGLING KINGS

SAT 20 JULY 8PM, 9PM, 10PM FREMANTLE TRAM DEPARTS FROM BUFFALO CLUB

SAT 20 JULY 10:30PM NAVY CLUB

BRAYDEN SIBBALD SAT 20 JULY 8PM WYOLA CLUB

THANK YOU

10 Nights in Port would like to thank all of its artists, collaborators, partners and supporters in making this the hottest winter festival around. We couldn’t have done it without you!

PARTNERS

VENUE PARTNERS

CITY OF FREMANTLE FESTIVALS TEAM

Bruna Chiovitti Brendan Coleman Kathryn Taylor Sarah Wilkinson

The City of Fremantle Festivals team would like to thank the following people, whose conversations and contributions were valued in reshaping and informing this new winter festival: David Doyle, Anna Kosky, Tom Mùller, Destry Puia, Anna Reece, Sarah Rowbottam, Andrew Ryan, Paul Sloane, Pete Stone, Julian Tompkin, Jules Weston

Festival Associates: Sheridan Coleman, Sarah Dalziel, Danielle Fernandes, Andrew Clark Graphic Design: Isabel Krüger Illustrations: Wildergrim

CALENDAR

BEACH STREET GALLERY

BUFFALO CLUB

Hidden Treasures

BATHERS BEACH

thu

fri

CLANCY’S FISH PUB

sat

The Elders Project

sun

The Elders Project

All in the Family

DRILL HALL FREMANTLE ARTS CENTRE

S-27

FESTIVAL CLUB – THE MOORES BUILDING

10 Nights in Fort

Campfire Karaoke Welcome to Country

FREMANTLE | CITY STREETS FREMANTLE | MYSTERY VENUE

Festival Fires

Feast of the Deceiver

Fogotten

FREMANTLE | URBAN FORESTS AND WATERFRONTS

Soak

FREO.SOCIAL

Miss Behave

FREMANTLE | POP UP LOCATIONS FREMANTLE | TOWN HALL FREMANTLE | TRAM

Hidden Treasures

HENRY STREET HILTON HARVEST COMMUNITY GARDEN

Glass Houses

THE MOORES BUILDING NATIONAL HOTEL

Hidden Treasures

NAVY CLUB

Hidden Treasures

OLD CUSTOMS HOUSE PS ART SPACE

Phantom Islands

Wowzzzeee

Phantom Islands

Heavenly Bodies

Felicity Groom

Hidden Treasures

SIR FREDERICK SAMSON MEMORIAL RESERVE STACKWOOD

Glass Houses

ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH WA MARITIME MUSEUM WA SHIPWRECKS MUSEUM WHITE GUM VALLEY COMMUNITY ORCHARD WYOLA CLUB

Glass Houses Hidden Treasures

mon

The Elders Project

tue

The Elders Project

wed

The Elders Project

thu

The Elders Project

fri

The Elders Project

Hidden Treasures

20 Fired Up

sat

The Elders Project

sun

The Elders Project

Hidden Treasures

Woylie Festival S-27

S-27

10 Nights in Fort

Campfire Karaoke

Howling Moon Dogs Walk

Glass Houses

Festival Fires

Fogotten

Campfire Karaoke

Festival Fires

Fogotten

Cinema Prague Hidden Treasures

Future Treasures

Hidden Treasures

Soak

Miss Behave

Wowak (Breathe) Bon Voyage

Howling Moon Dogs

Phantom Islands

Hidden Treasures

Wowzzzeee

Phantom Islands

Hidden Treasures

Glass Houses

Oddysea

Hidden Treasures

Cacao, Sound, Ceremony

Oddysea

Hidden Treasures

FE STIVAL V E N U E S

BATHERS BEACH Mews Road, Fremantle BEACH STREET GALLERY 117 Beach Street, Fremantle BUFFALO CLUB 54 High Street, Fremantle CLANCY’S FISH PUB 51 Cantonment Street, Fremantle DRILL HALL University of Notre Dame, Cnr Croke & Mouat Streets, Fremantle FREMANTLE ARTS CENTRE 1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle FESTIVAL CLUB – THE MOORES BUILDING 46 Henry Street, Fremantle FREMANTLE TOWN HALL 8 William Street, Fremantle FREMANTLE TRAM MEETING POINT High Street (opposite the Buffalo Club), Fremantle FREO.SOCIAL Parry Street, Fremantle HENRY STREET Henry Street, Fremantle HILTON HARVEST COMMUNITY GARDEN Rennie Crescent North, Hilton THE MOORES BUILDING 46 Henry Street, Fremantle NATIONAL HOTEL 98 High Street, Fremantle NAVY CLUB 64 High Street, Fremantle OLD CUSTOMS HOUSE 8 Phillimore Street, Fremantle PS ART SPACE 22 Pakenham St, Fremantle SAMSON PARK Cnr McCombe Avenue & Sellenger Avenue, Fremantle STACKWOOD 10 Stack Street, Fremantle ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH 3 Adelaide Street, Fremantle WA MARITIME MUSEUM Victoria Quay, Fremantle WA SHIPWRECKS MUSEUM 45 Cliff Street, Fremantle WHITE GUM VALLEY COMMUNITY ORCHARD 96A Samson Street, White Gum Valley WYOLA CLUB 81 High Street, Fremantle