Fremantle festival 2013 program by Fremantle Festivals

www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals

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Welcome to the 108th Fremantle Festival! Fremantle has long been an incubator for artists and the Fremantle Festival is successful in bringing many of their grand ideas to fruition. Providing the stunning imagery for this year’s festival program is Art Adrift, an exhibition of floating artworks, vessels and photography that embodies life adrift on the ocean. (page 29) I look forward to a number of fantastic projects bringing our iconic heritage buildings to life. Viola Dana proves crime doesn’t pay at the Fremantle Prison, performing a unique sound track to silent film classics. ( page 22) WA’s oldest public building, The Round House, will be filled with musicians performing a response to the building each weekend of the festival opening with Ross Bolleter, Nu Jazz Ensemble and the Nova Ensemble. (page 34)

This year’s festivals sees a record number of Fremantle’s art studios: Art source, Fspace, PSAS and Bathers Beach art precinct throwing open their doors as a window for the public to see into Fremantle’s creative scene. Since introducing the Black Box Theatre Program we have been proud to support a plethora of artists to get a show up during the festival. Pop into the festivals theatre hub at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre or at Little Creatures Next Door. These inspirational events run alongside Fremantle Festival favourites: Blessing of the Fleet, Seafood Festival, Fireworks, Wardarnji, Coffee Festival, Children’s Fiesta, Norfolk Lanes and the street parade. With so much going on grab a program, find your favourite Fremantle cafe and plan your festival adventure!

Dr Brad Pettitt Fremantle Mayor

Fremantle Festival is proudly sponsored by:

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Blessing of the Fleet The Blessing of the Fleet was first introduced to Fremantle by Italian migrant fisherman in 1948 and is a celebration of fishing traditions, religion and the wider Fremantle community. The colour and pageantry of this event are the heart of what makes Fremantle special. The Blessing of the Fleet parade leads down to Fishing Boat Harbour and is combined with entertainment on the boardwalks followed by a spectacular fireworks display.

9.45am Mass at St Patrick’s Basilica, 47 Adelaide Street

2pm

Procession leaves from Basilica and finishes at Fishing Boat Harbour

3pm

Blessing of boats at Fishing Boat Harbour

3.15pm

Procession leaves and returns to St Patrick’s Basilica, stopping at the Esplanade reserve for a short cracker display

4pm

Blessing service at St Patrick’s Basilica

8pm

Fireworks display

When 8.30am - 8pm Sunday 27 October Where Fishing Boat Harbour, Mews Road Price Free Bookings N/A

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Fremantle Seafood Festival The Fremantle Seafood Festival is a unique one-day event held in conjunction with Blessing of the Fleet Parade. This year’s festival offers tastings of seafood and local produce, with each restaurant along the boardwalk presenting their favourite recipes and samplings of the tastes of Fremantle. Celebrity chefs Anna Gare & Peter Manifis, and local identity Jim Mendolia, will be cooking on the Seafood Theatre stage. Market stalls, local produce, food and fun activities for all the family. When 10am - 7.30pm Sunday 27 October Where Fishing Boat Harbour Price Free

Festival Fireworks Presented by Mermaid Marine With the skies above Fishing Boat Harbour ablaze with colour, experience the perfect conclusion to a day marking the true joys of Fremantle living. Gather for the brilliant display of exploding light and colour to celebrate the 108th Fremantle Festival. When 8pm Sunday 27 October Where Fishing Boat Harbour Price Free Bookings 9432 9999 www.facebook. com/fremantlefestival WWW fremantle.wa.gov.au/ festivals

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Wardarnji Wardarnji aboriginal cultural festival is a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of the Nyoongar people of Western Australia part of the oldest living culture in the world. Come join in and celebrate our beautiful Australian history and culture. The event features the very best of indigenous music, dance, art and entertainment. It is also an opportunity to sample traditional foods and engage with cultural practice through traditional nyoongar dance workshops, language and art. The corroboree finale where everyone is invited to dance upon the giant sand painting is a moving, spiritual sharing of our diverse cultures as well as a poignant act of reconciliation. highlights Hosted by Kylie Farmer and Lee West from Waabiny time Performances by The Merindas, Phil Walley Stack & Clint Bracknell Traditional dance workshops and performances by Moorditj Mob and Midar. When 12pm - 5pm Saturday 2 November Where Fremantle Arts Centre, 1 Finnerty Street Price Free Bookings 9432 9999 www.facebook.com/wardarnjifestival WWW fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals

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Classical Encounters The historic buildings of Notre Dame University come alive with classical music. Our community orchestras, choirs and chamber ensembles flood foyers, halls and courtyards for an afternoon of concerts, sight-reading sessions and shared music making. When 12pm - 6pm Sunday 3 November Where University of Notre Dame, Mouat Street Price Free WWW novaensemble.com.au/classical-encounters. html

Childrens Fiesta

Jazz in the Park

Held in Samson Park, this is a much loved event for the under 12s. The day features a host of hands-on activities, as well as heaps of fun things to do and see. The Festival is set in one of Fremantle’s most beautiful parks, which is the last remnant of natural bush within the City’s boundaries. It’s a great day out for families with children.

Enjoy the sophisticated and smooth sounds of Avenue, in the gorgeous surrounds of Samson Park. Avenue is a new band from Joyce Mathers and Kim Anning, playing foot tapping jazz standards and latin rhythms with a few sultry ballads.

highlights The Eco Fairies are playful environmental and community folk proudly bringing faeries back to nature Junkadelic high energy funk music and culture bundled together with environmental sustainability ethic. Nature pixie show delights children with delightful Australian stories in the pixie ring.

Avenue features the soulful voice of Joyce with fine accompaniment from Kim on guitar and vocals, the multi talented Melissa Skinner on sax, double bass Maestro Manoli Vouyoucalos and Toby Anning on drums . Jazz in the Park, a free afternoon twilight concert from 5pm until 7pm, bring a picnic, a rug and your friends, and let the soothing jazz take your cares away. When 5pm - 7pm Sunday 3 November

When 10am - 3pm Sunday 3 November

Where Samson Park, mckenzie street, sellinger ave and mccombe ave

Where Samson Park, McKenzie St, Sellinger Ave & McCombe Ave

Price FREE

Price Free

Bookings 9432 9999 www.facebook.com/fremantlefestival

WWW fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals

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Coffee Festival This year’s Coffee Festival will be bigger than ever. Local traders are putting on a huge event, with all proceeds from the day going to Telethon Adventurers. The Cappuccino Strip will be buzzing with coffee roasters from across the state showcasing their finest coffee, free of charge. Coffee machines will be steaming, as restaurants and cafes bring their chairs and tables onto the street and offer their finest produce. Enjoy a great family day on the strip, that’s full of entertainment for all ages. Highlights Spaghetti Eating Competition – 3pm on the Main Stage Coffee Demos Special Appearance by Fat Cat When 11am - 7pm Sunday 3 November Where Cappuccino Strip, South Terrace price free

Fremantle Craft Beer and Food Festival Set alongside the picturesque Esplanade, The Fremantle Craft Beer and Food festival offers the chance to explore West Australia’s finest craft beer and ciders alongside the world’s most illustrious brews and brands and accompanied by world-class local food, live music and entertainment for all ages. For those with a real thirst for knowledge, the festival offers masterclasses, beer-food matching, “Battle of the Brews” and “Beer of Origin” competitions. So grab your family and your mates and come and drop anchor at one of Australia’s most historic ports to raise a glass in appreciation of our local producers at the Fremantle Beerfest! LIVE MUSIC SATURDAY - THE PIGS, SUNDAY - THE BEARDS WHEN 12noon - 10pm, Saturday 9 November & 12noon-9.30pm- Sunday 10 November Where Esplanade Reserve Price $25 single day/$35 weekend Bookings www.fremantlebeerfestival.com.au www fremantlebeerfestival.com.au

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Norfolk Lanes Norfolk Lanes Festival brings you the very best in Fremantle’s incredible young bands and musicians. This FREE event takes place in Norfolk Lane and Essex Street and features an incredible array of acts including Chela, Bass Reflex, Tashi, Moana, Grrl Pal, Water Graves, Villain, Mad Rabbit, Jamie Mykaela, The Liarbirds, Connor Minervini, Claudia and Ebony Tero, Dylan McCoy and Aborted Tortoise. All musical bases are covered at Norfolk Lanes, there’s rap, rock, punk, electronica, grunge, dubstep, and even folk! Tame Impala and San Cisco have graced the Norfolk Lanes stage and gone onto great things, come along and celebrate the next wave of Fremantle’s finest young acts before they hit the BIG time!

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When 12pm - 7pm Saturday 9 November Where Norfolk Lane Price Free Bookings 9432 9999 www.facebook.com/NorfolkLYF www fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals

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Street Parade The Fremantle Street Parade is the finale of seventeen eclectic days of art, culture and celebration. This decades-old Fremantle tradition sees pedestrians reclaiming the streets with passion, colour and noise as up to 40 parade entries and floats make their way through the heart of the city. It’s fun, loud and sometimes controversial, but the parade always brings to the fore the energy, vitality and diversity that make Fremantle a truly unique city! Highlights include chalk drawing on the street. Grab a stick of chalk and express yourself in this mass art event at 3pm. When 3pm - 6pm Sunday 10 November Where South Terrace Price Free Bookings 9432 9999 www.facebook.com/fremantlefestival www fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals

Maya’s Diwali ‘Festival ‘Wrap Up’ of Lights’ Street Delhi Food Dance Festival Party Diwali is one of the biggest and brightest Indian cultural festivals, which brings together individuals of all backgrounds to celebrate the joy of life. During the festival, Maya will be filled with the aromas of street food from Delhi. For the connoisseurs, there will be classics of Old Delhi from the lanes of Chandni Chowk alongside gourmet delights of New Delhi.

We welcome you to join us for a Diwali Street Party after the Fremantle Festival parade. Maya will host one of the biggest Bollywood themed dance parties full of music, performance and dance workshops. It’s an alcohol free, family event for all ages. Dress Code: Bollywood.

When Friday 25 October – Sunday 10 November

Where Market Street, Outside Maya Indian Restaurant

Where Maya Indian Restaurant, 75 Market Street Price Entrée: from $11.50 Mains: from $17.90 Desserts: $9.00 Booking Enquiry 9335 2796 www mayarestaurant. com.au

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When 6pm - 9.30pm Sunday 10 November

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The Zombie Bride The only thing worse than being obsessed with marriage is being a zombie, and obsessed with marriage. Holly, a bad-natured teenager, is transformed into a hideous zombie after she antagonizes the wrong biomedical scientist. A black comedy musical. When 7.30pm Thursday 7 NOVEMBER & 7.30PM SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price $10 Bookings Heatseeker

Strong A theatrical experience fusing traditional Aboriginal and contemporary arts through song, dance and theatre. When 7.30pm Thursday 24 October & 7.30 THURSDAY 7 NOVEMBER Where Red Room, Little Creatures Next Door, Mews road Price Adult $15, Unwaged $10 Bookings ticketbooth.com.au/ fremantlefestival www walleystack.com

Naught to Naughty Cabaret The Naught to Naughty Cabaret will take your Friday night from zero to a hundred. Witness a diverse line up of raw, refined and unexpected entertainment where anything might happen. When 7pm - 10pm Friday 25 October Where Little Creatures Next Door, 40 Mews Rd Price $20 Bookings 0404 198 882 www.trybooking.com/Booking/ BookingEventSummary.aspx?eid=46255 www nicoleinred.com

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This show does not include... LIVE NUDE GIRLS What would you like to see when you go to the theatre? Sex? Drugs? Rock and Roll? Well, that’s been done before. In this Commedia Dell Arte improv adventure, or improventure (for lack of a better pun), you can tell us what you’d like to see and we’ll find a loose string of events to pull your suggestions together. You might even laugh along the way. When 7.30PM THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER, 9pm Friday 25 October & 7.30pm Sunday 27 October Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price $25

Not Enough Time In today’s society we live very busy lifestyles, often finding that we are pushed for time in many things we do. Revelation Theatre Co presents ‘Not Enough Time’, a theatre performance that showcases our interpretations of time and how we use it, expressed through a series of original scenes and monologues delivered by the ensemble of Revelation Theatre Co. Do you have enough time to come and see the show? When 7.30pm Saturday 26 October & 7.30pm Thursday 31 October Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price $10 - $15 Bookings ticketbooth.com. au/fremantlefestival

Bookings www. clockfiretheatre.com www intothemask.com.au

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Doco Nights Doco Nights presented by VAM MEDIA returns to Fremantle Festival for its second year of screenings, minglings and jinglings. See local and international documentaries at iconic Freo venues: The Navy Club, Fremantle Arts Centre, Mojos Bar and FSpace (in the old Princess Theatre building). Accompanied by music, drinks, food and chats, Doco Nights celebrates the vibrant local factual filmmaking scene and the power of unforgettable real life stories. For details of each event including the films, venue, presenters and performers, go to: www.facebook.com/DocoNights When Monday 28th October, Thursday 31st October, Sunday 3rd November, Monday 4th November Where F-Space, The Navy Club, Fremantle Arts Centre, Mojos Bar. Price $10.00 Bookings Door Sales Only www vammedia.com; www. facebook.com/DocoNights; info@vammedia.com

POP UP Cinema People Power Pedal your butt off and be rewarded with a free movie or short doco on the big screen. POP UP Cinema has created Perth’s most eco-friendly movie night, by powering their projector with exercise bikes made from recycled junk. Saddle up and start pedalling or sit on the grass and leave it to the exercise junkies. When 8pm on Saturday and Sunday nights during the Festival Where look out on facebook.com.au/ fremantlefestival Price Free. Donations accepted. Bookings N/A www perthsunfair.com. au/toys/index.htm

Natya - A Bharathanatyam Recital The Narthanalaya School of Indian Classical Dance is proud to present Natya; an enchanting evening of Bharathanatyam, a traditional, narrative dance form based on Indian folk tales. Natya is the school’s most important event of 2013, it is the showcase of all its students, their talent and undying dedication to art. When 4pm - 8pm Sunday 27 October Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street)

Republic of Freo a hypothetical Let’s face it, Fremantle is the best suburb in Perth. It’s vibrant, historical and hosts more artists, musicians and venues than the rest of Perth put together; not to mention the best football team! So isn’t it time Fremantle broke away from the rest of Australia to form its own independent nation? Join our Hypothetical where we ask the big questions: • What would the nation of Freo’s new laws and customs be? • What about its citizenship test, its flag or its system of Government? • And who would the Prime Minister be?

Price Adults - $10 inc BF Kids 15 & Under - $8 inc BF

Make a night of it: meals, snacks and full bar available at the venue.

Bookings www.flybynight.org

When 6.30pm for 7pm start Thursday 31 October

www flybynight.org

Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street

Voicebox Fremantle Voicebox presents three West Australian poets reading their original work, in a word feast fit for a Festival. Jan Napier, Sue Clennell and Andrew Turk will perform at this special Fremantle Festival event. You will hear work that has been described as edgy, environmental, sardonic, sensual, caustic, topical and witty. Which poet belongs to which descriptors? Fall into The Fly Trap and find out. When 7pm - 10pm Friday 29 OCTOBER Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Adult $10 inc BF, Concession $6 inc BF Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

Price Online: $20 / $15 conc. Door: $25 Bookings ticketbooth.com.au/ fremantlefestival www strictlyhypothetical.com.au

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Puppetry for Adults Workshop Series: Introduction Taming of the Advanced to Marionettes Strings Marionette Manipulation Spare Parts Puppet Theatre presents a marionette making and performance workshop that is suitable for all skill levels and perfect for beginners. During this workshop, local designer Leon Hendroff will guide you through the process of making a basic cloth puppet and teach you the fundamentals of string controlled puppets.

The next step in marionettes; Spare Parts Puppet Theatre presents a making and manipulation workshop with local designer Leon Hendroff. Using a head-and-shoulder style marionette with simple controls, you will be taken through the steps of creation and shown the different techniques for manipulating this particular style of marionette.

When 2pm - 5pm Sunday 27 October

When 2pm - 5pm Sunday 3 November

Where Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price Single Workshop $85.00, Full Series (Three Workshops) $210 Bookings Limited Numbers. Visit www.sppt.asn.au or call 9335 5044. www sppt.asn.au

This workshop, presented by Spare Parts Puppet Theatre with local designer Leon Hendroff, will teach you the finer manipulation techniques, using a selection of puppets from the Hartland Marionettes collection. A range of different marionette styles will also be introduced, encouraging discussion on the different styles and techniques used around the world. When 2pm - 5pm Sunday 10 November Where Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price Single Workshop $85.00, Full Series (Three Workshops) $210 Bookings Limited Numbers. Visit www.sppt.asn.au or call 9335 5044. www sppt.asn.au

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The Hardest The Warrior The Same Way to Make and The Old Story an Omelette Princess The Hardest Way to Make an Omelette is a one-act treat featuring one woman and dozens of raw eggs. A young woman’s breakfast ritual is interrupted by her body’s sudden ability to produce eggs from all kinds of places. With an army of opinionated eggs rapidly forming around her, she starts to crack under the pressure, until finally a new woman bursts from her shell to reclaim her breakfast and her life. Written and performed by Jessica Harlond-Kenny. Directed by Leah Mercer. Wednesday 6 November fundraiser show - part proceeds for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

When 8.30pm Tuesday 29 October (Preview), 8.30PM WEDNESDAY 30 OCTOBER - SATURDAY 9 November, 11.30am Breakfast Matinees, Sunday 3 November and Sunday 10 November Where Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price $15 - $35 + BF Bookings www.sppt.asn.au (online only, limited tickets available on the door) www facebook.com/ crackedeggpro

Amidst the devastation of World War II, a chance meeting between a child refugee and a Japanese diplomat in Lithuania leads to a lifeline that saves thousands. Based on an extraordinary true story, this AWGIE Award Nominated play incorporates performance, shadow play, puppetry and live piano. The Warrior and the Princess is suitable for ages 12 and over (parental guidance recommended).

The Same Old Story is a one woman play exploring female oppression in a society run by the desires of men. Women remain in relationships that disempower and physically damage them in the search for stability and love. The Same Old Story depicts one such woman passing down this way of life to her daughter as her legacy. Why do women continue to live within this vicious cycle? When 9pm Thursday 31 October & 7.30pm Saturday 2 November

When 6.30pm - 7.40pm Tuesday 29 October (Preview), 6.30pm 7.40pm Saturday 2 November, 6.30pm - 7.40pm Wednesday 6 - Saturday 9 November, 5.30pm Sunday 3 November,1pm Sunday 10 November

Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street

Where Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street

Bookings ticketbooth.com. au/FREMANTLEFESTIVAL

Price Adult $25, Concession $20, Group Bookings (Six+) $18, Preview $20 Bookings www.sppt.asn.au www facebook.com/pages/ Blue-Moose-Theatre-Producti ons/272074266187823?ref=hl

PRICE $10

Terry Jones Fairy Tales A wise old gnome with a big nose, a big heart and a big appetite for stories has been travelling all over the world, through time and space, sniffing out the best tales of all. This witty and wonderful puppet show tells tales penned by the renowned writer of Monty Python fame Terry Jones. “A hit of the touring children’s circuit” – Time Out London When 4PM SATURDAY 26 OCTOBER & 4PM SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price Adult $20, Concession $15 Bookings ticketbooth.com. au/FREMANTLEFESTIVAL www dynamicnewanimation. co.uk

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With a Little Help From My Friends A nostalgic look at the music of the 60s in the form of a staged musical. The Real Sing will relive the period with their acapella arrangements of the hits of the time. When 7.30pm Friday 1 November Where Fremantle Workers Club, 9 Henry street Price $20 Bookings www.therealsing.com www therealsing.com

FREE Dancers AÂ series of improvised contemporary dance performances on the streets of Fremantle, featuring dancers from The Dance Collective and original music by local composer Myles Wright. Catch the dancers roving the streets as they interact with the local architecture and atmosphere of the West End. When 6pm Friday 1 November, 1pm Saturday 2 November, 1pm Sunday 3 November Where The Roundhouse and various locations on the streets of Fremantle, check out the Flutterby Productions website or Facebook page for more information. Price Free Bookings flutterby@iinet.net.au www flutterby.net.au

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In the House of Bacchus A dinner party hosts the remaining members of two once powerful families. Over wine and games they are forced to overcome rivalries and surrender their arms in a bid to resolve an eternity of discord. When 7.30pm Saturday 1 November & 7.30pm Sunday 3 November Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price $18 Bookings ticketbooth.com.au/ fremantlefestival

Zou Rock Crew 10 Year Anniversary An international breakdance and culture festival featuring the best competitors in breakdance competing in b-boy battles. When 12pm Saturday 2 November Where Victoria Hall, 179 High Street Price $15 - $20 Bookings manifesturmail@ gmail.com www facebook.com/ events/1411911992355515

Bellydance D-i-s-t-a-n-c-e The Damsel Oasis Live Flies West A gala concert featuring WAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top bellydancers and Egyptian master tabla player, Hassan Youssef. The stars of WA bellydance come out to shine and support Bellydance Oasis magazine, produced right here in Fremantle. Be swept away by the colourful costumes and the mesmerizing art of bellydance. The concert will showcase the very best traditional and modern styles from Folkloric to Vintage Bellydance and Tribal style to Bollywood. Bar run by Gypsy Tapas (bar food available). When 7pm - 9.30pm, Sunday 3 November. doors open 6.30pm Where Victoria Hall, 179 High Street Price $25 + BF, $30 at the door Bookings www. ticketbooth.com.au/ fremantlefestival www bellydanceoasis.com www.facebook.com/ bellydanceoasis

Three solos, three different performers, three concepts of d-is-t-a-n-c-e. Words and bodies are interwoven amongst an industrial backdrop, searching to discover the physical and emotional elements that we encounter with distance. When 12noon and 4pm, Sunday 3 November

Where Greg James Gallery, Bathers Beach Arts Precinct. Studio 2, J Shed, Fleet Street. Price $10 Bookings For more information, email symbiosiscollective@ gmail.com Check out our blog www. symbiosiscollective. blogspot.com.au/p/d-i-s-tn-c-e.html and like us on facebook www.facebook. com/symbiosiscollective

- FOLK MUSIC PERFORMANCE The Damsel Flies West are 2 songstresses that bring their different musical histories together to make a mixture of modern folk music with a sprinkle of gypsy jazz. Rachel Armstrong on ukulele, mandolin and violin and Danna Checksfield on guitar and viola are backed up by Courtney Babb on bass guitar and Dave Robertson on drums. The Damsel Flies West give old songs new life and share personal stories in their original tunes. When 7.30pm FRIDAY 8 November Where Red Room, Little Creatures Next Door, Mews road Price $5 www thedamselflieswest.com

Twitter @ bellydanceoasis.com

Photography by Alma Sarhan

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ALL THREE DAYS

The Cinematic Scores III OPEN present ALLER SIMPLE STUDIOS VOYAGE SANS VALISE (FR) ACTIVE SPACE Soundscapes and Landscapes are harmoniously married by combining live music with video in Aller-Simple Voyage sans Valise. Hailing from Toulouse (FR) the ensemble Aller-Simple have skillfully mastered the art of sound combined with motion picture. Aller-Simple will take you on a one-hour journey to unique destinations exploring uncharted musical horizons and out of this world visuals. Both the sound and visual compositions are original creations seamlessly matched to give you an unparalleled experience of cinema. The members of the collective are all trained and decorated musicians having a foundation in Jazz and popular French Folk music. The production Aller-Simple Voyage sans Valise has toured extensively throughout France and Europe to great acclaim. The group is performing exclusively for the PS FESTIVAL SPACE as part of the Fremantle Festival 2013 for three shows only. When Fri 1, Sat 2 & Sun 3 November, 8.30pm Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street BOOKINGS ticketbooth.com.au/fremantlefestival www psas.com.au/pages/ps_festival_space/

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ALL THREE DAYS

PSAS is home to over 40 artists, thinkers and innovative creative forces working across a broad spectrum of disciplines including visual arts, design, social innovation, performance and architecture. Come and explore their labs, meet the authors, chat to the artists. See how it is made, studios are all about works in progress, life in process, ACTIVE SPACE. When Fri 1, Sat 2 & Sun 3 Nov, 5–8pm Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street www psas.com.au/pages/ ps_festival_space/

GOURMETS MARKETS FARE SPACE Restaurateurs extraordinaire serving you the latest comestible trends from carts, food trucks and pop-up hawker’s market stall, FARE SPACE brings together unique and original slow food from Fremantle and beyond. Exclusive to PS Festival Space. When Fri 1, Sat 2 & Sun 3 Nov, 5–10pm Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street www psas.com.au/pages/ ps_festival_space/

DARAMAD

ALOÏ

LATE SPACE

Daramad’s sound is a tapestry of woodwind and string textures, interwoven with dazzling rhythms played on traditional Persian percussion. Performing a broad sweep original repertoire, Daramad draws on Persian, Turkish and Arabic influences, all filtered though an Australian sensibility grounded in jazz and western art music.

Bulgarian RnB vocalist Nora Zion joins Perth based experimental instrumentalists MUDLARK as they explore new composition realms. Touted as ‘a blend of unique song writing, charged with heavily constructed rhythm changes, and fused with the outter-worldy vocal repertoire’, Aloï features homebrewed guitar, vocals & drums.

When Friday 1 November, 9.30pm

When Saturday 2 November, 9.30pm

Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street

BOOKINGS ticketbooth.com. au/fremantlefestival

www psas.com.au/pages/ ps_festival_space/

LE BAL MUSETTE

GEMSELETOR,

DAWIT & MESH BEAT SPACE

LATE SPACE Bal-Musettes were the rage in Paris in the late 1800’s and remain well and truly alive today. Combining Tango dancers with original French musette players, Le Bal Musette is sure to entertain and delight the audience. When Sunday 3 November, 9.30pm BOOKINGS ticketbooth.com. au/fremantlefestival www psas.com.au/pages/ ps_festival_space/

Live DJ sets by Gemselector, Mesh and Dawit reflecting the latest blends of soul, downbeat, jazz and hip hop, BEAT SPACE delivers a broad spectrum of musical styles. When Fri 1 & Sat 2, 10.30pm Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street PRICE FREE www psas.com.au/pages/ ps_festival_space/

FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER:

SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER:

SUNDAY 3 NOVEMBER:

ACTIVE SPACE: Open Studios FREE

FARE SPACE: Gourmet Markets

MAIN SPACE: Aller Simple Voyage sans Valise

LATE SPACE: Daramad

LATE SPACE: Aloî

LATE SPACE: Le Bal Musette

BEAT SPACE: Gemselector, Dawit, Mesh

BEAT SPACE: Gemselector, Dawit, Mesh FREE

$35 for MAIN SPACE and LATE SPACE

Veneer

The Strawboat Collective

proves crime doesn’t pay at the Fremantle Prison

Abe, a troubled youth, is sent to a local Mens Shed to complete a community service court order. While there, he develops friendships and trust with the other men. Weaving loss, hope and joy, the play illuminates the power of mateship and the sharing of stories often concealed beneath the veneer of men’s lives. Presented by The Strawboat Collective, Veneer is written and directed by Kerry Bowden and features Sascha Bragaglia, Dean McAskil, Nicholas Stevenson, Eddie Stowers and Mathew Young.

Proving crime doesn’t pay, Viola Dana perform their unique live soundtrack to silent film classics from Buster Keaton at the Fremantle Prison. After wowing audiences at the 2013 Toronto Silent Film Festival, Viola Dana are back on the case with brand new scores to Buster’s hilarious short films for the young and old - Sherlock Jnr and The High Sign.

This production supported by stages, WA Playwrights Consortium. Venue PS Art Space (PSAS) 22 Pakenham Street (entry corner Pakenham and Leake Street) When 7.30pm Thursday 7 November - Saturday 9 November Price $20 Bookings www.trybooking.com/ DFKS Enquiries www. thestrawboatcollective.com www.psas.com.au

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“Standing ovation and all, their work was nothing short of brilliant…it brought the house down.” Revelation Perth International Film Festival. “Judging by the standing ovation received by Viola Dana after the final credits rolled, no-one went home disappointed.” Sound on Sight. When 7:30pm Thursday 7 November, doors open 6pm Where Fremantle Prison, 1 The Terrace Price Adults $15, Children $10, Family $40 Bookings www.violadana.com www violadana.com Image: Still from ‘The Goat’ courtesy of Jerry Murbach.

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One by One If people started disappearing, what would you do? What would you do if you were blind? For this performance, the audience will be unable to see. When 9pm Thursday 24 OCTOBER & 7.30pm Friday 25 OCTOBER Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street Price $5 - $10

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- A Contemporary Dance Showing Where do you fit? Where do we all belong? Remnant Dance presents a series of contemporary dance pieces interwoven with stories of belonging. When 7.30pm Thursday 31 OCTOBER & 7.30pm Friday 1 November Where Red Room, Little Creatures Next Door, Mews road Price $20 Bookings www.ticketbooth. com.au/fremantlefestival www remnantdance.com.au

16th Over an intimate evening with The Fence Comedy Film divalicious Festival An insight into the minds of comic filmmakers as they explore the nature, peculiarity and madness of ‘Death, Love and Desire’. Their visions take us on one wild ride that will have you proud to be a human being in one moment, and pondering mankind’s absurdities the next. But they don’t stop there, these filmmakers delve deeper, looking at the peculiar ways humans can be, well, human… with all our foibles. When 8.30pm, Friday 8 November - Sunday 10 November Where Luna on SX, 13 essex street Price Adult $17, Concession $15.50 Bookings www. overthefence.com.au www overthefence.com.au www.facebook.com/ overthefence

Get intimate with Fiona Cooper Smyth and Penny Shaw, sensational sopranos from the West Australian Opera, as they celebrate their DivaLicious journey whilst singing the biggest hits from the world of opera, musical theatre and the movies. “Two angels” according to Kyle Sandilands, but are they? Find out what Australia’s Got Talent didn’t dare show on TV, as these two champagne-swilling, frocked-up divas serve up the perfect musical cocktail, shaken, not stirred. Hollywood glamour, dressing room gossip and the truth revealed.

Experiments in Mind Reading and Crowd Cohesion For many years, science has ignored and dismissed the phenomena of telekinesis and mind-reading. Yet experiments have been performed which definitely suggest that, in the untainted mind of an animal, amazing things can be achieved. Matt Penny will create an atmosphere that allows this to happen, with startling results. When 7.30pm Friday 8 November & 9pm Sunday 10 November

“Two rival sopranos! Dramatic, funny, even poignant. A treat for those who love good singing and a good laugh. Go DivaLicious!” Ben Elton.

Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street

When 7.30pm Friday 8 November

Price $25

Where Victoria Hall, 179 High Street Price Adults $35, Concession $20 Fully Licensed Bar Bookings ticketbooth.com. au/fremantlefestival www divalicious.net.au

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Wishing StoryOOTA’s Tenth The 7 Veils Well at the telling for Birthday and Sword World’s End Grown-Ups Readings Belly Dance and Anthology Launch Come to the Wishing Well at the World’s End and make your wish. Start your pilgrimage by finding out where World’s End is. For details, see our website. Return on November 9 for a magical night of wishes transformed into poetry and performance. Discover how wishes can come true in a journey that visits the past, the present and the future.

An evening of spoken voice, music and song with Alan Hancock and Joanna Neave. It’s comedy with heart and soul, a witty and often provocative take on life in the 21st century, holidays in paradise, fear, why we all tell lies, our fascination with food, and falling in love online.

When 6.45pm Saturday 9 November

Where Blackbox theatre, upstairs at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street

Where Performance begins on the lawn next to the Roundhouse and finishes at the World’s End Studio, 15 Mrs Trivett Place, Arthur Head, Bathers Beach Precinct. Price Waged $10, Concession Card Holders $7.50, Children 12 and Under $5 (all tickets incur a booking fee). Wishes are free.

When 7.30pm Saturday 9 November

Price Adult $15, Unwaged $10

Where Fremantle Arts Centre in the Pavlich Room

Bookings Alan 9337 4136 Joanna 0414 297 331

Price Free Bookings NA

Amoura has mastered several techniques including fire sword, 7 veils, zills, cane, and tribal bellydance, which you will be able to appreciate in her interactive show. Amoura’s show will include fun audience participation, 7 veils and sword balancing.

www alan-hancock.com

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When 7.30pm Sunday 10 November

Bookings www.wishingwellattheworldsend.com www facebook.com/worldendwishingwell

An evening of Poetry and Prose by Fremantle’s finest bards. Celebrate our ten years of writing success with local professional and amateur authors.

Born in Venezuela and previously based in the USA, we now have the amazing Amoura here in Perth. Amoura studied in Egypt and has also had the opportunity to dance for the King of Dubai and the King of Morocco. In addition, Amoura has featured with international music stars, in commercials and on TV programs around the world.

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When 1pm - 4pm Saturday 9 November

Where Red Room, Little Creatures Next Door, Mews road Price $10 Bookings N/A info 0434 432 824 www amouradance.com

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Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award 2013 Supported by Little Creatures Brewing

Regarded as Australia’s premier award for prints and artists’ books, the 38th annual Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award supported by Little Creatures Brewing is an exhibition that presents a diverse and engaging overview of contemporary Australian printmaking. When Until Sunday 17 NOVEMBER Where Fremantle Arts Centre, 1 Finnerty St. Open 7 days, 10am - 5pm Price Free

City of Gemstones The Fremantle and Fauvettes Zora Avila, Anke Millstreams -Punt-Bach, Art Suzie – Jo Darvall Brown Collection: Pristine Pristine is an exhibition of printed artworks, which draw upon the ‘perfect irregularity’ of the natural world through interpretation of plants and animals. The exhibition includes four Print Award-winning pieces that explore the place of nature in our lives.

Gemstones and Millstreams is a new body of work by Australian artist Jo Darvall, which explores the West Australian landscape through a light installation and sound. Having recently returned from New York, where the artist acquired a new set of skills utilising techniques dating back to Egyptian times, encaustic painting constitutes the foundation of Darvall’s new work.

When Until Sunday 17 NOVEMBER

Opening 6pm – 9pm Friday 11 October

Where Fremantle Arts Centre, 1 Finnerty St. Open 7 days, 10am - 5pm

When: 10am - 4pm Tuesday Sunday, 12 - 27 October

Price Free

Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street

www fac.org.au

Price Free Bookings www.facebook.com/ PakenhamStreetArtSpace

www fac.org.au

The Fauvettes is a group exhibition exploring bold juxtapositions of colour by three Western Australian artists. Emphasising painterly qualities and strong color over the representational or realistic values in image making, the three female artists present a daring and varied set of works. Opening 6pm - 8pm Friday 1 November When: 10am - 4pm Saturday 2 November - Friday 15 November Where PS Art Space, 22 Pakenham Street Price Free Bookings www.facebook.com/ PakenhamStreetArtSpace www psas.com.au

www psas.com.au Image Credit Joan Ross (NSW) Shopping for butterfly, 2013 Hand painted Gyclee Print on Cotton Rag Paper, Printer: Warren Macris 51 x 50cm 3/3

Image credit Alun Leach-Jones, Capricornia II (detail), 1985, 47 x 37.5cm, screenprint, Ed. 9/100, no 310, winner Fremantle Print Award 1985, image courtesy and copyright the artist.

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Image credit: Jo Darvall, Untitled (detail) 2013. Synthetic polymer on rice paper, dimensions variable

Image Suzie Brown

Julian Poon installation Julian Poon is a talented, young Australian artist whose work is filled with Christian iconography, science fiction and inspirations from the great cathedrals of Europe. In 2010, Julian was the youngest artist ever to have his work displayed at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition in London. He is the recipient of the 2012 Mandorla Youth Art Award, Australia›s most significant thematic Christian art prize. He recently completed a studio residency at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (PICA) and is exhibiting with 10 other artists at “HERE&NOW13” at the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, University of Western Australia, till September 28. In collaboration with the City of Fremantle and Notre Dame University, Fremantle, Julian will present his artwork on the heritage-listed Cliff Street Façade, bringing a new and exciting dimension to the City’s growing public art collection. When from Friday 25 October Where University of Notre Dame Australia, Cliff Street Price Free Bookings 9432 9999 www.facebook.com/ fremantlefestival www fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals

Pianos Antoinette Carrier Antoinette Carrier uses the piano as a loom, weaving into the strings to form sonic as well as visual artworks. The strings of the pianos form the warp of these tapestry pianos. The pianos are woven with a weft of strips of scores and magnetic tape. The result is a series of works that can also be played as instruments. Ross Bolleter, renowned West Australian composer, improviser, poet and ruined piano player, will perform on the installation of pianos at the launch of the exhibition.

Piccolo An exhibition featuring small-scale, freehand drawings of significant aspects of the built heritage of Fremantle. Following on from the successful Free Antiques Campaign, Ross Potter is once again in the magnificent Moores Building with a new series of stunning works. Opening 6pm Friday 25 October When 10am - 4pm until Sunday 10 November Where Upstairs at Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery, 46 Henry Street Price Free Bookings flutterby@iinet.net.au www flutterby.net.au

Opening Friday 25 October When Saturday 26 October – Sunday 10 November Where Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery, 46 Henry Street Price Free Bookings Not required www fac.org.au/moores-building

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‘alltervatn’ Art Blast - An Exhibition by Jarrad Seng

a l l t e r v a t n sees Seng takes his photography to extreme new heights. Shooting out of the window of a light aircraft at altitudes of 1000ft, Seng captured surreal images of volcanic rivers cascading across Iceland’s mountainous lava desert and wasteland. The exhibition gives Perth the opportunity to view Jarrad Seng’s progression into aerial and landscape photography whilst also celebrating the first exhibition at OUTPOST for Feast Your Eyes. When Wednesday 9 October - Sunday 3 November Where Feast Your Eyes OUTPOST at MYRE, Cnr Newman Court & Queen Street

Art blast explores the creativity of young people from 5 to 17 years old. A mixed media exhibition that includes, painting, sculpture and photography gives insight into the next generation of artists emerging from the South Metropolitan Education Region. It is a startling demonstration of the outcomes of the Visual Arts programs nurtured by teachers in the public schools of the region. Opening 6pm Monday 21 October When 9am - 7pm Tuesday 22 October – Friday 25 October (Closing 12 noon) Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price Free

Price Free www feastyoureyes.net.au

David Mysteries Kenworthy of the Ocean light walk Brighter than the night sky, more colourful than a rainbow David Kenworthy’s new sculpture/ light walk features a number of his self illuminating brightly coloured children’s toy artworks. This is a free family friendly event that uses contemporary art as a new and exciting way of seeing one of Fremantles oldest buildings. Also featuring the music of DJ Nina Van Dyke on Saturday nights. When 7.30-10pm Every Friday and Saturday during the festival Where Bathers Beach Art Precinct: Captains lane Price Free Bookings N/A

The theme of this exhibition has been presented to our local artists as a starting point for their creativity within their own established artistic style. They have personally chosen their interpretation; whether it is a link back to times of mythical creatures or the great lost city of Atlantis, or to simply celebrate the natural plant and animal life in the ocean’s depths. Come and view their creative results.

Featuring local artists Merle Cranwell, David Giles, Carol Hazel, Fiona Jackson, Narelle Manser-Smith, Kevin McCabe, Chris McClelland, Lindy Midalia, Ljubica Ratz, Jennifer Sulaj, Julie Sutherland and more… Opening 6pm Thursday 24 October When 10am - 4pm Saturday 26 October, Monday 28 October - Wednesday 30 October, 12pm - 8pm Thursday 31 October Where Victoria Hall, 179 High Street Price Free Entry www interactivearts.com.au

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Art Adrift Exhibition Art Adrift is an exhibition of floating artworks, vessels and photographs that embodies life adrift on the ocean. The exhibition is a maritime journey that spans the Indian Ocean and links the communities of the Cocos Keeling Islands, Christmas Island and Fremantle. Art Adrift explores some of the impact of the oceans ebb and flow on the lives of these coastal dwellers. Flotsam collected on these shores were used in the creation of all artworks. Opening 7pm Friday 25 October When Saturday 26 October - Sunday 10 November Where Kidogo Arthouse, Mews Road & Fishing Boat Harbour Price Free www thebigbargeartcentre.com.au www.sandpiperproduction.com

Shadows in the Sea The waters surrounding Central America and the Bahamas are some of the last safe habitats of shark population existing today. This exhibition brings together new works from world-renowned underwater photographer Glen Cowans during his recent underwater explorations seeking out Hammerhead Sharks, Reef Sharks and Spotted Dolphins. When 10.30am - 4pm Sunday 27 October Sunday 10 November Where Bathers Beach Art Precinct Glen Cowans’ Studio at the Round House, 9 Captains Lane Price Free Bookings info@glencowans.com www.facebook.com/ GlenCowansPhotography Ph: 0434 174 588 www glencowans.com

‘Frame It Freo’

Photography Competition – DISPLAY The display of finalists for the 2013 Amateur Photographic Competition (APC) Fremantle will be held at the Fremantle Woolstores Shopping Centre. Our aim is to stimulate creativity and encourage aspiring photographers to think outside the box. We inspire shutterbugs by fostering their talent with a yearly competition, which is platform to showcase their art. Visit the centre and see the ‘Frame It Freo’ photographs on display at Woolstores. Customers can also vote for the ‘People’s Choice’ winner and the chance to win some great prizes! When Sunday 27 October Sunday 10 November Where Woolstores Fremantle Shopping Centre, corner Queen Street & Cantonment street Price Free Bookings N/A www apcfremantle.com. au; www.facebook.com/ woolstores

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LALAPALOOZA Mantle - Basket Bombing Installation

The pixels+fibre team are creating a spectacular and unusual sculpture installation by basket bombing High Street. Visit the town centre to marvel at this sustainable form of urban intervention that combines traditional basket weaving techniques with innovative forms and colour. When Friday 25 October Sunday 10 November Where High Street Price Free www pixelsandfibre.com

Exhibition Opening ‘Mantle’ by Maori story teller and artist Kacerandi I teao o Haze’ and her partner Kurt Douglas Sulzberger. ‘Open like a cloak. Hard like a bench. Burns a fire. The heart beneath.’

ACTIV ARTS is a collaborative exhibition between the artists from the Willagee Art Group and ACTIV Artists who live in Fremantle and the surrounding areas. Artists of all abilities represent many different mediums of artistic endeavour.

The Art Exhibition will run from Monday October 28 through to Saturday 9 November ending with a closing ceremony.

When 12.30pm - 5pm Monday 28 October 10am - 5pm Tuesday 29 October Wednesday 30 October

Opening 7pm Friday 1 November When 10am - 5pm WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY, 12-5PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY DURING THE FESTIVAL Where Bathers Beach Art Precinct: Mutima Art House and Studio, 11 Captains Lane Price Free Bookings N/A www mutima.net

ACTIV ARTS

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Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price Free Bookings N/A www facebook.com/ACTIVARTSFremantlefestival

Collective Focus Photography Exhibition

The Collective Focus Photography Exhibition will feature the work of 30 young women who participated in the Collective Focus photography workshops. Their photographs depict themes of nature, identity, youth and family as they learned to tell their stories through the lens of a camera. WHEN 9am-8pm weekdays & 9am-2pm weekends, Sunday 3 November – Sunday 17 November. (Opening 4pm Saturday 2 November) Where Fremantle PCYC, 34 Paget Street, Hilton Price Free

Bathers Beach Art Precinct Open Day Explore the studios of the artists that call the Bathers Beach Arts Precinct home. Located near The Round House in a plethora of heritage cottages and a former port warehouse, this active art community includes highly respected sculptors, painters, photographers, ceramic artists and designers. Open Studios: Greg James - Sculpture 6 Glen Cowans - Photography 3 Ann Land – Artist 5 Jenny Dawson – Ceramic Artist 6 Worlds End Studio 2 Mutima Art House and Studio 4 Kidogo Arthouse – Gallery and Art School 1 Magali Dincher – Print maker 6 Clare Peake - visual artist 6 Peter Zuvela - Photography 6

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Performance: • Guided studio tour by Peter Zuvela ( Photographer) at 1pm. Meet on the grass outside the round house. • Magali Dincher from Beau est mien demonstrating Print making techniques. 1.30-2.30pm Collagraph, 2.30-3.30pm Etching • DISTANCE theatre performance at Greg James studio gallery at 12noon and 4pm ($10 see page 19 for more info) • Live music at World’s End Studio at 3pm (Gold coin donation for musicians) When 10am - 5pm Sunday 3 November Where Bathers Beach Art Precinct near round house, High Street Price Free Bookings N/A

Dr Sketchy’s The Anti-Art Nocturnal School Creatives Starring Ursula The Sea Witch Dr Sketchy’s is the Art Class your mum doesn’t want you going to! Featuring life modeling by stunning Burlesque queens and circus performers, the most beautiful and bizarre come out for the purpose of furthering your artwork. Starring the stunningly evil Ursula the Sea Witch and hosted by The Crazy Cat Lady, you’re in for an epic evening. It’s BYO art supplies. Easels are welcome up the back and remember to bring drop-sheets if you are doing some flamboyant ink or paintwork. As always, the bar is fully stocked to help loosen your creative mind. When 6.30pm -10pm Tuesday 5 November Where The Fly Trap! Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street)

When the darkness creeps in, we creep out… to make and create, to dream and draw, to experiment and explore. The night makers are weaving a creative tale inside a strange old building full of its own stories to tell. As the guardians of our colourful imaginations, we invite you to delve into this eclectic world with us: art, photo, paint, illustrate, design, music, making, film, folly, craft, create. Let’s colour the night. When Thursday 7 November - Sunday 10 November Where Princess Chambers, 27 Market Street Price Free Bookings see facebook page for more info www facebook.com/ nocturnalcreatives

Price $13.50 inc BF, Door Tickets: $15.00 (if available) Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

www facebook.com/BathersBeachArt Image Credit Peter Zuvela

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A Thousand Worlds Photographic Exhibition

An exhibition of photographs revealing the worlds found in patterns in sand, sea, wood and stone scapes. Images ranging from Fremantle to Iceland will be featured. When Opening 6.30pm Friday 8 November, 8.30 – 2pm Saturday 9 November ( refreshments 8.3010.30am) 11-2pm Sunday 10 November Where St Paul’s Anglican Church Hall, Hampton Road, Beaconsfield Price Gold coin donation at door Bookings gabbydeans@westnet. com.au www thousandwords.blogspot. com.au/2011/04/thousand-words. html

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Artsource Fremantle Open Studios

Fremantle Fashion Collective

Artsource Fremantle in the Old Customs House building has been an artist’s haven within the Fremantle maritime district for over two decades. The private workspaces provide a space where artists can explore ideas and develop their work. Discover a bevy of local artists working in paint, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, physical theatre and photography.

Showcasing new season collections from Fremantle’s top fashion, jewellery and accessory designers: Pekho, Luka Rey, Belle Bijoux, Daniella Caputi, Tindale, Little Dove, Monster Alphabets, Wild Horses and Anna Excell.

When 2pm - 5pm Saturday 9 November

Price Invitation Only Event

Where Old Customs House, 8 Phillimore Street

Bookings N/A

Price Free

When Saturday 9 November Where Victoria Quay, Fremantle

www fremantlefashioncollective.net

Bookings N/A www artsource.net.au

Photography: Cameron Etchells Model: Alicia Fuller at Chadwick Models Hair & Makeup: Sam Enticknap & Joanna Banks

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Round House Music Series Ross Jazz at the Embedded Bolleter Round House

For the festival’s three weekends, Fremantle’s most iconic building, The Round House, will host three extraordinary concerts from some of the state’s leading musicians. Three very different musical interpretations will explore the history and haunting ambiance of this very special building. An experience not to missed. Presented by Fremantle Ports.

– Ruined Pianos

Ross Bolleter is an avant-garde composer and improviser, noted for his experimentations with ruined pianos. That is, pianos left exposed to the ravages of time and weather, a process that imparts unique qualities and unexpected musical possibilities. Ross’s performances in the Round House are a rare opportunity to experience a unique West Australian composer, improvising astonishing and haunting music in the State’s oldest, most iconic building. When 8pm SATURDAY 26 OCTOBER & SUNDAY 27 OCTOBER Where The Round House, Captains Lane PRICE $50 TICKETS WWW.TICKETBOOTH. COM.AU/FREMANTLEFESTIVAL

The Shoesmith Nu Jazz Ensemble

Premiering at the Fremantle Festival, Jazz at The Round House is a night of haunting new music that explores the dark side of Fremantle’s colonial past. The improvised compositions will debut over two evenings in Western Australia’s oldest building. Avant-garde jazz explorations will be shaped and inspired by its distinct architectural design and the ghosts of its past. Listen for the cry of the lonely prisoner, the anguished wail of the indigenous captive en-route to Rottnest Island, the clank of chains, the grind of hard labour or the crack of the guard’s whip. A night that will evoke a dark and mysterious history in what is quite possibly WA’s most unique music venue. When 8pm FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER & SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER Where The Round House, Captains Lane PRICE $35 TICKETS WWW.TICKETBOOTH. COM.AU/FREMANTLEFESTIVAL

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Embedded in the weathered limestone walls of Fremantle’s historic Round House are textures – half glimpsed memories – an improvisation for four musicians and three live video artists – video meets audio meets medical technology. When 8pm Friday 8 November, SATURDAY 9 November & SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER Where The Round House, Captains Lane Price $50 (limited seating) www.novaensemble.com.au TICKETS WWW.TICKETBOOTH. COM.AU/FREMANTLEFESTIVAL

L’Amour et Sunday La Mort: Songs Music

of Love and Loss

L’Amour et La Mort, presented by the Perth Undergraduate Choral Society, features songs of the deepest human emotions, from the madrigals of the Renaissance Masters through to musical theatre, contemporary choral works and popular songs by great Australian songwriters. The concert will include works by Monteverdi, Josquin and Lassus; songs by Gotye and Hunters and Collectors; a selection of songs from Les Miserables; as well as the magically moving ‘Five Hebrew Love Songs’ by Eric Whitacre. This stunning journey through five hundred years of music addressing the most common and remarkable of human conditions is not to be missed. When 7.30pm Saturday 26 October Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price Adult $25, Concession/Child $25 Bookings publicity@pucs.org.au www pucs.org.au

Fremantle’s favourite free music series takes place every Sunday throughout summer in FAC’s front garden with a line-up full of local talent, touring troubadours and all the good times and sunshine you can pack into a lazy afternoon. When 2pm Sunday 27 October - Jordie Lane (VIC) & Old Man Luedecke (CAN) 1pm Sunday 3 November WA Youth Jazz Orchestra (WA) 2pm Sunday 10 November Pimps of Sound (WA) Where Fremantle Arts Centre, 1 Finnerty St Price Free www fac.org.au/sunday-music

Specialist Singing Group RESONATE is a specialist singing group that sings popular old and new songs with a unique twist. The group comprises of a multicultural line-up that sings in three-part harmony. When 1-2.15pm Sunday 27 October Where FISHING BOAT HARBOUR Price FREE Bookings Premla Mahadevan 0401 841 038

StreetSide Speakeasy Go back in time to an era of cheeky Charleston and devilish burlesque dancers performing to some of the naughtiest tunes from the 20s and 30s. Join us for a decadent night in our underground club, a place of gangsters, gamblers and other shady underworld figures, where you can get your fill of prohibited wine and mix with all the very worst kinds of people. Come dressed in your most fabulous feathers and finery and dance the night away to the authentic early blues sounds of the sultry Mama Red & the Dark Blues. There are only two rules; FIRST: You must be dressed in your finest decoesque sartorial elegance; SECOND: To gain entry, you must use the secret password ‘DARK BLUES’ at the door. When 8pm - 12am Friday 1 November Where Victoria Hall, 179 High Street Price $20 Bookings All enquiries to productions@hmspopup. com or 0419 679 579 www hmspopup.com PHOTO Robbie Merritt

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Yacht Rock Dilip and Ball the Davs Acoustic The Yacht Rock Ball celebrates the 30th anniversary of the 1983 America’s Cup win in style. Come in yachting costume to enjoy the smooth tunes of yacht rock featuring Oats Supply and yacht rock all-star bands The Alan Bond Project and Some Like It Yacht. Vinyl Richie is on DJ duties and our MC is ABC 720’s Russell Woolf. When 7.30pm - midnight FRIDAY 1 November Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price $50 Bookings oztix www oatsupply.com/yachtrock-ball

Mutima Art House and Studio presents Dilip and the Dav’s Acoustic, Wajipha Chongwe and Mutima Band Wajipha Chongwe’s story telling will start the afternoon session and some grooves from Mutima Band will warm the afternoon culminating with an acoustic version of the Fremantle’s House Band “Dilip and the Davs.” What a great way to spend the afternoon. When 2pm - 4pm Saturday 2 November Where Bathers Beach Arts Precinct - Mutima Art House and Studio Price $10

Photo credit Robbie Merritt

Bookings At the door or www.mutima.net www mutima.net

The Sustainables: Concert and Dance to Fine Freo Acoustic Music

Enjoy the delights of un-loud acoustic music from this group of renowned Fremantle musicians. The night’s special treat is the concert premiere of Rick Martin’s long awaited batch of songs ‘The Bunker Bay Suite’. Dancing and reckless abandon will follow. If you love Freo music, this is not to be missed. The Sustainables are Rachel Armstrong, Gary Burke, Peter Grayling, Rick Martin and John Reed, (but you never know who else may also rock up).

When 8pm - 10pm Saturday 2 November Where Fremantle Workers Club, 9 Henry Street Price Members $15, Guests $20 Bookings 9335 1840 Tickets freoworkers@ bigpond.com www.ticketbooth.com.au/ fremantlefestival www freoworkers.net

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Anea Duratovic and Ashley de Neef Present:

Wild Dreams Anea and Ashley present the exciting new jazz group Wild Dreams, featuring the highly unusual instrumentation of Vocals, Trumpet, Saxophone and Double Bass at the Fremantle Festival. They are eager to bring you brand new original music and well-loved songs delicately re-imagined; exploring the largely uncharted sonic territories this unique quartet provides. When 3pm Sunday 27 october Where Esplanade Hotel fremantle by rydges Price FREE www esplanadehotelfremantle. com.au

Freo Groove A Feast of Club at EnterClancys tainment Freo The newly established Freo Groove Club presents an evening of frolicsome dancing fun with Dilip n the Davs, Ngati & special guest MC Amani at one of Freo’s best loved original live music venues. When 8.30pm - 12am Saturday 2 November Where Clancys Fish Pub Fremantle, 51 cantonment street Price $15 Bookings dilipnthedavs@ gmail.com www thedavs@gmail.com

Perth’s favourite opera singer Fiona Mariah hosts an array of talent in this stunning showcase combining Opera, Circus and Rock & Roll. Special guests include Operatic Tenor Jun Zhang; Gorgeous ‘Oo La La!’ Accordionist Nikki Dagostino; Teenybopper Singers, The Stargirls; and Aerialist Dawn Pascoe, who dances in the air. It’s a fantastic night out! When 7.30pm Saturday 2 November Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street

Price Premium tickets to this cabaret style event include a gourmet picnic and wine package (tables of ten) $95. Standard tickets available at $45, seated upstairs in the gallery. Bookings www.ticketbooth. com.au/fremantlefestival

Fiona Mariah Melbourne ‘Only For Cup Day Love’ at the – Album Debut Workers Club Fiona Mariah and Nunzio Mondia present for the first time, a beautiful collection of arias and original songs from their latest album. With their uniquely intimate classical style and all new arrangements by Nunzio Mondia (at the piano) this is definitely one for the romantics. Only For Love, only for you! When 3pm Sunday 3 November Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price Premium tickets to this cabaret style event include a gourmet picnic and wine package (tables of 10) $95. Standard tickets available at $45, seated upstairs in the gallery.

Enjoy Melbourne Cup Day at the Workers Club with sweepstakes, hobby horse races and a best hat competition. Buffet lunch is available if you book in advance. Dance to live music from 2pm. Wheelchair access available. When 11am - 5pm Tuesday 5 November Where Fremantle Workers Club, 9 Henry Street Price Members $2, Guests $5 Bookings freoworkers@ bigpond.com or 9335 1840 www freoworkers.net

Bookings www.ticketbooth. com.au/fremantlefestival www fionamariah.com

www fionamariah.com

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Freo Schools Fiesta

Classical Bowling Gas - A Concert for of Guitar Music Cambodia for all Tastes

Freo Schools Fiesta is a celebration of our children and their learning. Six schools, hundreds of students and their teachers work together, grow together and learn together. See music, art, exhibitions, demonstrations and much more.

This group of ‘young at heart’ guitarists share a passion for great music and fun! This is their summer event, and as usual, they will be playing a lot of terrific music from Australia and around the world.

When 4.30pm - 7pm Thursday 7 November. Concert begins at 6pm. Where South Fremantle Senior High School, Lefroy Road, Beaconsfield Price Gold Coin Donation www southfremantleshs. wa.edu.au

When 5pm - 7pm Friday 8 November Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William St Price Adults $20, Concession $15, Classical Guitar Society Members $10 Bookings Booking enquiries via the website and through Kevin Fraser on 0419 049 745 www guitarwa.com.au

Celebrating community, family, music and fun, Bowling for Cambodia will raise much-needed funds for the small Samaky Community of Siem Reap, Cambodia. The afternoon and evening will include lawn bowls, market stalls, tasty treats, family entertainment and live music from 2:30pm until late. Acts include Child’s Play, Mt.Mountain, Diana’s, Galloping Foxley’s, Jordan McRobbie, James and Tim Sherry (Black Milk), Bryan Dalton and more. When 2pm - 12am Saturday 9 November Where North Fremantle Bowling Club, 8 Thompson Road, North Fremantle Price Online – Adults $12+BF, Kids $5+BF At the Door – Adults $20, Kids $7 Bookings facebook.com/ SamakyFoundation www samakyfoundation.org

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Hank Marvin Gypsy Jazz - The Sizzling Sounds of Swing

Legendary Guitarist Hank Marvin, in collaboration with accordionist Nunzio Mondia and guitarist Gary Taylor, take us on a journey into the world of Gypsy Swing, exploring the music of Django Rheinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. Hank’s guitar style has influenced guitarists as diverse as Brian May, Pete Townsend, Mark Knopfler, Randy Bachman, John Eldridge and Neil Young. When 7.30pm Saturday 9 November Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price Premium tickets to this cabaret style event include a gourmet picnic and wine package (tables of 10) $95. Standard tickets available at $45, seated upstairs in the gallery. Bookings www.ticketbooth. com.au/fremantlefestival www cdbaby.com/cd/hankmarvin www.fionamariah.com

“A WORLD WITHIN A WORLD”

OCT 9

Ziggi and Cuore the New Italiano! Generation Original world music, funk, reggae, explosive beats and mystifying sounds, experience a tsunami of energy and power from Senegalese master drummer, singer, and kora (West African harp) player Ziggi Bey Jan. With five albums released between 2002-12, Jan’s music is inspired from the heart of Africa. In support will be Afrotonic Dance backed by the West African Drum ensemble, and special guests. A bar and food will be provided by Gypsy Tapas House. When 6.30pm Saturday 9 November Where Victoria Hall, 179 High St Price Presale $20 + BF, At The Door $25 (if available) Bookings www.ticketbooth. com.au/fremantlefestival www ziggiproductions.com

Celebrating the best of all things Italian, maestro Nunzio Mondia takes us on a fun filled journey through various styles of Italian music with his band and vocalists. Hear popular classic songs from the Isle of Sicily to the canals of Venezia. You won’t be able to stop yourself singing along to these famous tunes! When 3pm Sunday 10 November Cabaret Concert Matinee Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street

Price Premium tickets to this cabaret style event include a gourmet picnic and wine package (tables of 10) $95. Standard tickets available at $45, seated upstairs in the gallery. Bookings www. ticketbooth.com.au/ fremantlefestival www fionamariah.com

KINGS SQUARE, FREMANTLE

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10 - 6 wednesday to friday

10 - 5 saturday

10 - 4 sunday

ART, DESIGN, FASHION, FOOD A Good Looking Man, Amicus Collective, Bauble Collective, Buratti Fine Art, Common Ground, Daniella Capoti, Dunk ‘n Wagnel, Feast Your Eyes, Jacinta Lepoutre, Kate & Abel, Monster Alphabets, On A Whim, Peaches and Clean, Pure Apparel, Rock Paper Scissors, Sue Lewis Chocolatier, The Butcher and The Crow, The Flock Project, The Gossamer Project, Tindale, Tricot, Urban Locavore, Wild Horses and many, many more... “Freo’s biggest little project, it’s myer, but not as you know it” w w w. m y r e f r e o . c o m . a u

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Fly By Night 27th Hyte Anniversary Unplugged Special Event - Television The Fly By Night is honoured to be presenting an exclusive performance from Television to kick off the club’s 27th Birthday celebrations. This is Television’s Australian debut. Singer/guitarist Tom Verlaine, bassist Fred Smith, drummer Billy Ficca and guitarist Jimmy Rip will perform works from right across the Television cannon including the mighty ‘Marquee Moon’. With support from The Morning Night Duo. “Forget everything you’ve heard about Television, forget punk, forget New York, forget CBGB’s... hell, forget rock and roll - this is the real item.” (SoHo Weekly). When 7pm - 11pm Monday 28 October Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Presale Tickets: $78.50 inc BF. Door Tickets: $80.00 (if available) Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

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Hyte are renowned for their loud and relentless take on three-piece rock. Come down to The Fly Trap and check out their unplugged set. Hear acoustified versions of their heavier tracks, offering a new side to the sound, as well as some fresh tracks for curious punters. Featuring guests Queens Boulevarde and Darren Guthrie. When 6pm - 10pm Wednesday 30 October Where The Fly Trap! Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price $10 inc BF Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

Dave Robertson & The Kiss List With Del Mundo And Lady Luck

Dancing between indie-folk and pop rock, Dave Robertson & The Kiss List sing about the complexity and beauty of everyday life, with a particular fondness for the topics of kissing and climate change. The night will also feature the cheeky and charming songs of Lady Luck, aka the WAMI award-wining Sian Brown, and the exotic grooves of Del Mundo (Spanish for ‘of the world’). When 7.30pm - 11pm Thursday 31 October Where The Fly Trap! Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Presale Tickets: $13.50 inc BF, Door Tickets: $15.00 (if available) Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

Time Tunnel Motown Welcome to the Time Tunnel! Put your dancing shoes on and join Barry, Kay and guest DJs playing the best of Motown and Soul dance music on original vinyl in the incredible atmosphere of the Fly By Night. When 8pm - 12am Friday 1 November Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Presale Tickets: $13.50 inc BF, Door Tickets: $15.00 (if available) Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

Grace Barbe Grace Barbe will release her long awaited second album Welele! at Fly by Night in Fremantle on November 2nd. Grace will be unveiling the new incarnation of her award winning band Afro-Kreol on the night. In support will be Boom Bap Pow, Beleza Group, Samba Fusion Dancers, DJ Charlie Bucket (RTRFM) and the Tropical Addiction dance group.

Stage Graphic Fright Open Fiction Mic at The Heroes - Rob Walker & Fly Trap! Jordan McRobbie Stage Fright Open Mic offers encouragement and support to local Perth musicians, giving them a chance to step out of the garage and onto the Fly Trap stage. Come on down and support Fremantle’s emerging talent.

When 8pm - 12am Saturday 2 November

When 6pm - 10pm Sunday 3 November

Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street)

Where The Fly Trap! Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street)

Price Presale Tickets: $23.50 inc BF, Door Tickets: $25.00 (if available)

Price Free

Bookings www.flybynight.org

www flybynight.org

Bookings www.flybynight.org

Come on down to The Fly Trap and check out the sophisticated melodic rock that is the Graphic Fiction Heroes, Rob Walker & Jordon McRobbie. With both Graphic Fiction Heroes & Jordan McRobbie receiving nominations in the recent WAM Song Of The Year Awards, this is surely a show to be witnessed. When 7.30pm - 11pm Wednesday 6 November Where The Fly Trap! Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Presale Tickets: $13.50 inc BF, Door Tickets: $15.00 (if available) Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

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Song Club Hear some of the fresh original contemporary songs bursting out of the Port City with members of one of the longest running local songwriting groups. Gain an insight into the songwriting process with intimate and personal performances in a songwriters-in-the-round format. When 7.30pm - 11pm Thursday 7 November Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Presale Tickets: $13.50 inc BF, Door Tickets: $15.00 (if available) Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

The Woohoo The Best Of Herman Revue GALSWA & Rosie A fiendishly talented sextet of horns, strings and drums, The Woohoo Revue (Melb) have forged their reputation throughout Australia as a festival favourite with their signature sound and an adrenalin-fuelled celebration fit for dancing, celebrating and ignoring tomorrow. Their fiery compositions and virtuosic musicianship invoke a sense of romance and bravado. Described by The Age as, “Pandemonium in a pin-striped suit,” their style and influences range from Balkan gypsy brass band, to roaring 20s swing ensemble, Wild West fiddle contest or even a Looney Tunes soundtrack, there is nothing quite like The Woohoo Revue. When 8pm - 12am Friday 8 November Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street) Price Kids 15 and under $8.00 inc BF Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

Don’t miss the 20th anniversary concert of Gay and Lesbian Singers WA, let us rock, entertain and inspire you. The Best of GALSWA from two decades comes together in one incredible concert. Join this trip down GALSWA memory lane with our favourite songs from 20 years of performing. Featuring songs such as Over the Rainbow, Africa, Bohemian Rhapsody, Mamma Mia, One Voice, True Colours, Get Happy and many more. Performers from yesteryear will also make a return appearance. When 7pm - 11pm Saturday 9 November Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street)

- A Musical Adaption Of Gus Gordon’s Award Winning Book Gus Gordon’s wonderful tale will be brought to life by a jazz combo and storyteller in the Mangy Hound Jazz Club (aka Fly By Night Musicians Club). With the exquisite illustrations as a backdrop, feel the summertime subway breeze and smell the hotdogs as you listen to Rosie singing her heart out and Herman playing his cool oboe licks. Herman & Rosie are presented by The Kaleidoscope Ensemble. Please Note: This is a family event All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Price Presale - Adult $28.50 inc BF, Concession $23.50 inc BF At The Door - Adult $33.50 inc BF, Concession $23.50 inc BF (if available)

When 1pm - 3pm Sunday 10 November

Bookings www.flybynight.org

Price $21.50 inc BF, Group (Six+ Presale Only) $18.50 inc BF

www flybynight.org

Where Fly By Night Musicians Club, 1 Holdsworth Street (entrance off Parry Street)

Bookings www.flybynight.org www flybynight.org

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Cafe Gina The Folklorico Williams & Cambodian - Kulcha 30th Guy Ghouse: Space Anniversary with Desert Child Celebration Project From humble beginnings in November 1983 as the North Perth Ethnic Music Centre, Kulcha has evolved over three decades to become a world-renowned arts venue that’s hosted thousands of extraordinary shows. Visionary founding member Linsey Pollak returns for two special Café Folklorico concerts featuring a magnificent multicultural line-up of dynamic artists from Kulcha’s past, present and emerging future. See kulcha.com.au for full concert details. When 8pm Friday 1 November - Saturday 2 November Where Kulcha, upstairs 13 South Terrace, Fremantle Price Members $15, Presale $20, Door $25 Bookings www.kulcha.com.au www kulcha.com.au

Multi-award-winning Noongar singersongwriter Gina Williams joins Guy Ghouse to perform bilingual songs of love, loss, joy and the human condition. Desert Child, featuring the amazing guitar virtuosity of Guy Ghouse and Damien Watkiss, has forged a huge reputation for unique music that blends many styles. When 8.30pm Friday 8 November Where Kulcha, upstairs 13 South Terrace Price Members $10, Presale $15, Door $20 Bookings www.kulcha.com.au www kulcha.com.au

Photo Credit Elliot Welsford

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In 2009, Australian musician Julien Poulson walked into a karaoke bar in Phonm Pehn and was stunned by a lone female voice singing Penny Lee’s ‘Johnny Guitar’. He invited the naturally gifted singer, Srey Thy, to start a band. That band became The Cambodian Space Project. Back at Kulcha by popular demand, they not only cover and preserve songs from the golden age of 60s Cambodian pop but also write dazzlingly original Khmer psychedelic rock of their own.

Global Voice Choral Concert Global Voice is a free multicultural choral concert at Wesley United Church that brings together many community choirs. Come and be uplifted by the universal power of the human voice singing in many different languages. When 4pm - 7pm Saturday 9 November Where Wesley Uniting Church, Cantonment Street Price Free ticketed event Bookings www.kulcha.com.au www kulcha.com.au

When 8.30pm Saturday 9 November Where Kulcha, upstairs 13 South Terrace Price Members $15, Presale $20, Door $25

Photo Credit Elliot Welsford

Bookings www.kulcha.com.au www kulcha.com.au

Photo Credit Mauro Cattelan

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Fremantle Fremantle Fremantle 2013 Club Festival of Festival Tweed Run Marine Volleyball Cup Fremantle Harbour Classic Dig, set and spike your way into Fremantle Festival history by taking part in the only Volleyball competition south of the river. The Fremantle Festival of Volleyball is the inaugural six-a-side, mixed, social competition running throughout the festival. Dig up a team and set off your registration online. If you would love to join but don’t have team, let us know and we will try to spike you in somewhere. When 6pm - 9pm Tuesday 29 October - Wednesday 30 October 6pm - 9pm Tuesday 5 November - Wednesday 6 November Where Notre Dame University Sports Hall, 6 Mouat St

The coveted Fremantle Festival Cup is back! If you can bend it like Beckham, score like Messi or even strike a pose like Cristiano Ronaldo come and join us as a player or spectator and be part of the excitement. This is an adult, mixed, social five-a-side soccer tournament run over three weeks. Grab a group of friends, work mates or neighbours and register your team online. If you are flying solo, give us a call and we’ll fit you in. When 6pm Mondays 21 October – 4 November Where Dick Lawrence Oval, Corner Lefroy Road & Shepherd Street, Beaconsfield Age 18+

Age 18+

Price Free

Registration www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/ SPORTS

The Freo Tweed Run is a yearly celebration of all things dapper. We begin at midday with a simple picnic to savour fine delights in the spring sun, and later embark on a genteel group ride through the streets of Fremantle. Everyone is invited to don their best moustaches, flat caps, tailored suits, waistcoats, monocles, patent leather and suspenders for an impeccably stylish gathering of the finest sorts. When 12pm - 3pm Sunday 3 November Where Pioneer park, Short Street Price Free Bookings Not essential, but check out our Facebook page for updates www dismantle.org.au

and the americas cup race spectacular The Fremantle Harbour Classic, organised by the Fremantle Sailing Club, is a free, one-of-a-kind showcase of exceptional sailing within the confines of the Harbour. There’s excitement at every turn. In tribute to the America’s Cup win in 1983 on Australia II, See some of the legends compete against each other in a round robin display prior to the classic. Spectator vantage points from Maritime Museum to Eshed Markets. When 1pm - 5pm Sunday 10 November Where Fremantle Inner Harbour, Victoria Quay Price Free Bookings Not required www fsc.com.au

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Volunteer BROCKWELL 3rd Blue Port to Haze Ride Whiteman Day Classic Car Run One of the premier events on the classic car calendar will see in excess of 200 classic vehicles assemble at Wilson Park between 8.30am and 10.30am. The convoy will then make its way through the streets of Fremantle, via the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cappuccino strip, before continuing on to the Whiteman Park Motor Museum for the finish. When 8.30am - 11.30am Sunday 10 November Where Wilson Park, South Terrace, South Fremantle Price Gold Coin Donation Bookings N/A www motormuseumofwa.asn.au

Talk to the Fremantle Volunteer Service, a friendly, free service that will give you all the information you need about volunteering and help you find opportunities that interest you. Call 9335 3394 or email fvc@fremantle.wa.gov.au www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/communityservices/ Fremantle_Volunteer_Centre If you are a not for profit organisation and need volunteers register free with us to promote your volunteer positions.

This event in its third year running is open to any two stroke motorcycle and incorporates a 2 stage country and urban ride with display of bikes at the end outside the B shed from 1pm. Heres your chance to meet like minded people and have a chance to talk to the owners of these classic 70s 80s and 90s Plus bikes Please pre register for this event so as we have space for your hardware and information to the ride at www.japbikeshow.com.au When 1pm - 3pm Sunday 10 November Where Victoria Quay, near B Shed Price Free

Bookings Full details www.japbikeshow.com. au , ph. 0490 022 679 or Facebook www japbikeshow.com.au

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Garage Sale Trail Whether you’re looking for some retro bargains, want to de-clutter, or just get to know the neighbours, Garage Sale Trail is for you. After starting in Bondi Beach four years ago, the big day of buying, selling and old school social networking will hit the west coast for the first time on Saturday 26 October with over 300,000 Australians expected to get involved. When Saturday 26 October Where Throughout Fremantle and across Australia

FRIZ NIGHT

- Community Quiz Night FRIZ NIGHT is a Fremantle themed community quiz night and fundraiser for Beaconsfield Primary School. Test your local knowledge and be in the running for some fantastic Freo prizes. When 7pm - 12am Friday 25 October Where Victoria Hall, 179 High Street Price $15 Bookings Call Sharon Morris on 0459 959 811

Price Free Bookings Register your sale or find what’s happening near you at www. garagesaletrail.com.au www garagesaletrail.com.au

Cultural Events

Historic Headland Explore the history of Arthur Head and discover where the original buildings were situated.

Fremantle Studies Day

When 1.30pm - 2.30pm Sunday 27 October Tuesday 29 October 1.30pm - 2.30pm Friday 1 November

This year’s Studies Day focuses on early impressions of Fremantle through words and pictures. Volume 8 of Fremantle Studies Journal will also be launched.

Where The Round House, Captains Lane

When 1pm - 5pm Sunday 27 October

Price Gold Coin Donation

Where Fremantle Army Museum, Burt Street, Fremantle

Bookings 9336 6897

Price $12 members, $15 non members Bookings 9433 6639 www fhs.org.au

Here From the Beginning

- A Tour of Old Fremantle’s Jewish Past Fremantle’s Jewish connection goes right back to the very beginning of the Swan Colony. Come along for a walk around the historic West End and hear some surprising stories about the town’s pioneering past. When 10am - 12pm Sunday 27 October Where Walking Tour through the West End of Fremantle Price Gold Coin Donation Bookings simchafreo6160@gmail.com http ://simchafreo.info/ index.html

Invisible City The Invisible City Walking Tour is an interactive, smartphone based self-guided walking tour showcasing a collection of community narrated life-changing stories. The audience ‘meets’ a series of storytellers as they walk through the city, hearing tales that may change the way they view the people around them and the city as a whole. When Sunday 27 October Sunday 10 November Where Throughout the CBD area of the City of Fremantle. Price Free Bookings To participate, download your Invisible City Passport by scanning the QR code below. www invisiblecity.com.au

Salute to Gran Fremantle Designs - Norm Wrightson

Fremantle’s famous old barber shop, Norm Wrightson’s Hairway, is celebrating its 80th year and marking the occassion with a variety packed concert called ‘Salute to Fremantle’. It’s free and you’re invited! Enjoy the big band swing, dancing and lots of attractions for free. When 1pm - 5pm Sunday 27 October Where Fremantle Town Hall, 8 William Street Price Free

The City of Fremantle has recently changed its planning regulations. Granny flats no longer have occupancy restrictions or open space requirements. In some cases, small secondary dwellings can be built without the need to gain planning approval. As a result of these changes Summit Home Improvements has been working with Hubble Design to produce «Gran Designs» : a series of affordable and architectural granny flats for the 21st century. The display in Kings Square is completely transportable and can be installed in a single day. It is built from lightweight construction and uses Masterwall to insulate the home against the hot western Australian summers and cool winters. When Sunday 27 October – Sunday 10 November Where Kings Square, 8 William Street Price Free

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Austraining The Valley Parmelia InterFeast Park Pizza national Fiesta Return Volunteer Stories The Valley Feast is held to celebrate our great community and you are invited to come along and join in! Bring a dish, picnic rug and your family and friends to be part of this year’s feast. When 4.30pm - 9pm Sunday 3 November

Austraining International is a specialist project management and International Aid development organisation, with a core business focus of sending volunteers to work in developing countries. In this session, Austraining International will present a returned volunteer, who will share their story.

Where Valley Park, nannine ave Price Free

When 6pm Thursday 31 October Where Japingka Art Gallery Price Free Bookings N/A www austraining.com.au

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The 2013 South Fremantle Parmelia Park Pizza Fiesta is the first of what is hoped to be an annual event for South Fremantle locals to get together and celebrate what a great area we live in. Organised by the South Fremantle Precinct, the Pizza Fiesta will include free pizza, live music by locals and activities for everyone. Get involved in the organising committee or mark it in your diary now. When 4pm - 8pm Saturday 2 November Where Parmelia Park, Chester Street Price Free for local residents www facebook.com/ pages/South-FremantleParmelia-Park-PizzaFiesta/207110132788445

Day of the Dead

Dia de los Muertos Mexico celebrates death in a way like no other! Every 1st & 2nd of November, the souls of the dead are invited back to have a party! This first time Fremantle Festival event will be set in the surrounds of a mock graveyard with tombstones for people to write messages to the dead, to decorate with marigold wreaths (offrendas) and when evening hits we’ll have a candlelight sharing of memories! Events include: sugar skull decorating; skull face painting; paper marigold making; Mexican music and food; photo booth; and more! When 3-8pm, Saturday 2 November Where Kings Square, 8 William Street Price Varied www passionatelifeconsulting. com

How to leave a lasting legacy to Fremantle in your Will Making a bequest in your Will is the perfect way for you and your family to make a lasting contribution to the Fremantle community. Join Dylan Smith of the Fremantle Foundation, along with Natale Ricciardi of Frichot & Frichot Lawyers, in an open discussion on how you can make an ongoing difference to the Fremantle community through your Will. Wine and nibbles will be provided. When 5.30pm - 7.30pm Thursday 7 November Where Fremantle Chamber of Commerce, 16 Philimore Street Price Free Bookings RSVP to dylan@ fremantlefoundation.com www fremantlefoundation.com

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VENUEs 1 Moores building contemporary art gallery 46 Henry Street 2 Fremantle Workers Club 9 Henry Street 3 Fremantle Arts Centre 1 Finnerty Street 4 Woolstores SHOPPING CENTRE 28 Cantonment Street 5 Coffee Festival South Terrace Between High Street And Parry 6 Fishing Boat Harbour 7 Norfolk Lanes Norfolk Lane 8 FREMANTLE Town Hall program presented by Fremantle Ports

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9 Blackbox Theatre & Spare Parts Puppet Theatre 1 Short Street 10 Esplanade reserve 11 Kings Square 8 William Street 12 Victoria Hall 179 High Street 13 PS ART SPACE (PSAS) 22 Pakenham Street 14 Artsource 8 Phillimore Street 15 St Patrick’s Basilica 47 Adelaide Street 16 Street Parade Route 17 Fly by Night musicians club 1 Holdsworth street 18 The Round House & BATHERS BEACH ART PRECINCT 19 Japingka ART GALLERY 47 HIGH STREET 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 16 PHILIMORE STREET 21 CLIFF STREET ART INSTALLATION 22 MYRE (FORMER MYER BUILDING) 23 KIDOGO ARTHOUSE MEWS ROAD 24 BSHED VICTORIA QUAY 25 CLANCYS FISH PUB 51 CANTONMENT STREET 26 NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY, SPORTS HALL 6 MOUAT STREET 27 LITTLE CREATURE NEXT ROOD RED ROOM MEWS ROAD 28 MAYA INDIAN RESTURANT 75 MARKET STREET 29 NAVY CLUB 64 HIGH STREET 30 F SPACE 27 MARKET STREET 31 FREMANTLE PRISON THE TERRACE 32 LUNA ON SX 13 ESSEX STREET This map does not include the following venues: FREMANTLE ARMY MUSEUM BURT STREET Samson park cnr Sellenger ave & Mccombe ave Mojos bar 237 Queen Victoria St PCYC 34 Pagent street, Hilton St Pauls Anglican Church Hampton Road South Fremantle Senior High North Fremantle Bowling Club 8 Thompson Rd Wilson Park South Fremantle Dick Lawrence Oval Cnr Lefory Rd & Sheperd St, Beaconsfield White Gum Valley Park Nannine Ave Parmelia Park Chester St, South Fremantle

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Event/Performance title Blessing of the Fleet Seafood Festival Festival Fireworks Wardarnji Classical Encounters Childrens Fiesta Jazz In The Park Coffee Festival Fremantle Craft Beer and Food festival Norfolk Lanes Street Parade Maya’s Diwali Festival of Lights Maya’s Diwali ‘Wrap Up’ Street Dance Party The Zombie Bride Strong Naught to Naughty Cabaret This show does not include… LIVE NUDE GIRLS Not Enough Time Doco Nights POP UP Cinema People Power Natya - A Bharathanatyam Recital Puppetry for Adults Workshop Series: Introduction to Marionettes Puppetry for Adults Workshop Series: Taming of the Strings Puppetry for Adults Workshop Series: Advanced Marionette Manipulation The Warrior and The Princess Voicebox Fremantle The Hardest Way to Make an Omelette republic of freo The Same Old Story Terry Jones Fairy Tales With a Little Help From My Friends FREE Dancers ps festival space In the House of Bacchus Zou Rock Crew 10 Year Anniversary Bellydance Oasis Live D-i-s-t-a-n-c-e The Damsel Flies West Veneer Busted! Viola Dana proves crime doesn’t pay at the Frementle Prison One by One Belonging - A Contemporary Dance Showing 16th Over the Fence Comedy Film Festival DivaLicious Goes to Hollywood Experiments in Mind Reading and Crowd Cohesion Wishing Well at the World’s End Storytelling for Grown-Ups OOTA’s Tenth Birthday Readings and Anthology Launch The 7 Veils and Sword Belly Dance Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award 2013 City of Fremantle Art Collection: Pristine Gemstones and Millstreams - Jo Darvall The Fauvettes- Zora Avila, Anke Punt-Bach, Suzie Brown Pianos - Antionette Carrier Julian Poon Installation Piccolo a l l t e r v a t n - An Exhibition by Jarrad Seng Art Blast David Kenworthy Light Walk Mysteries of the Ocean Art Adrift Exhibition Shadows in the Sea Frame It Freo’ Photography Competition - Finalists LALAPALOOZA - Basket Bombing Installation

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Mantle ACTIVE ARTS Bathers Beach Art Precinct Open Day Collective Focus Photography Exhibition DR Sketchy’s Anti-Art School The Nocturnal Creatives A Thousand Worlds - Photographic Exhibition Artsource Open Studios Fremantle Fremantle Fashion Collective Round House Music Series: Ross Bolleter - Ruined Pianos Round House Music Series: Embedded Round House Music Series: Jazz at the Round House L’Amour et La Mort: Songs of Love and Loss Sunday Music Specialist Singing Group Streetside Speakeasy Yacht Rock Ball Dilip and the Davs Acoustic The Sustainables: Concert and Dance to Fine Freo Acoustic Music Anea Duratovic and Ashley de Neef Presents: Wild Dreams Freo Groove Club at Clancys Freo A Feast of Entertainment Fiona Mariah ‘Only For Love’ - Album Debut Melbourne Cup Day at the Workers Club Freo Schools Fiesta Classical Gas - A Concert of Guitar Music for all Tastes Bowling for Cambodia Hank Marvin Gypsy Jazz - The Sizzling Sounds of Swing Ziggi and the New Generation Cuore Italiano! Fly By Night 27th Anniversary Special Event - Television Hyte Unplugged Dave Robertson & The Kiss List Time Tunnel Motown Grace Barbe Stage Fright Open Mic at The Fly Trap! Graphic Fiction Heroes - Rob Walker & Jordan McRobbie Song Club The Woohoo Revue The Best of GALSWA Herman & Rosie - A Musical Adaption of Gus Gordons Award Winning Book Café Folklorico - Kulcha 30th Anniversary Celebration Gina Williams & Guy Ghouse: Stories From The Heart The Cambodian Space Project Global Voice Choral Concert Fremantle Festival of Volleyball Fremantle Festival Cup Fremantle Tweed Run 2013 Club Marine Fremantle Harbour Classic Port to Whiteman Classic Car Run 3rd Blue Haze Ride Day Garage Sale Trail FRIZ NIGHT - Community Quiz Night Historic Headland Fremantle Studies Day Here From the Beginning - A tour of Old Fremantle’s Jewish Past Invisible City Salute to Fremantle - Norm Wrightson Gran Designs Austraining International Return Volunteer Stories The Valley Feast Parmelia Park Pizza Fiesta Day of the Dead Fiesta How to leave a lasting legacy to Fremantle in your Will

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bazaar

wa’s best christmas market

6–8 dec 2013

fri 5–10pm sat+sun 9am–5pm

Discover WA’s finest selection of locally designed fashion, jewellery, textiles, ceramics, homewares and gifts at Fremantle Arts Centre’s Bazaar. Entry $2 | Children under 12 free media partner

fremantle arts centre

art courses nights weekdays weekends |

adults | kids | beginnersâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;advanced

browse courses and enrol at

fac.org.au

painting drawing & printmaking jewellery ceramics & sculpture fashion & textiles photography performing arts kids holidays