Fremantle | Walyalup

The Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market is back from Friday 27 – Sunday 29 May, coinciding with National Reconciliation Week. Due to ongoing travel restrictions across Western Australia, the Revealed Art Market will once again be held as an online event in 2022 – meaning savvy arts buyers all over Australia have the chance to start or add to their collections. The Revealed Market was conceived to provide an ethical, direct avenue of purchasing art by WA Aboriginal artists, all in one place, with 100% of sales returned to the artists. It’s the only event of its kind where all remote and regional WA art centres are invited to take part, alongside selected independent artists. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an established collector, the Revealed Market caters for all budgets and tastes – showcasing new artists alongside senior names in a range of mediums including paintings, textiles, carved artefacts, homewares, prints, clothing, ceramics, jewellery and more.

Formed by bassplayer Pete Jeavons in 2017 the Swan River Ramblers initially performed only as a roving, acoustic quartet aboard the Paddlesteamer Decoy as it cruised the Swan River during WA’s warmer months. With many sold out shows aboard the PS Decoy now under their belt The Ramblers have started to make a few appearances on land too, adding a drummer to their ranks and performing at venues such as The Duke of George, Lyric’s Underground, The Ellington Jazz Club and the Navy Club (Jazz Fremantle). The Ramblers will once again take to the stage at the Navy Club on Sunday May 29th, for what will be their fourth Jazz Fremantle performance; featuring Adam Hall (trumpet/vocals), Adrian Galante (clarinet/piano), Ray Walker (guitar/banjo/vocals), Daniel Susnjar (drums) and of course Pete Jeavons (double bass). The band performs music from a wide spectrum of styles, drawing repertoire from jazz & swing standards, trad. jazz classics, bebop, blues, New Orleans style music, gypsy jazz and more. Combining a wealth of performance experience, with instrumental virtuosity and a keen sense of spontaneity the Ramblers will deliver a great afternoon of musical entertainment that is guaranteed to please.

What better way to celebrate West Australian beer than with a big ol’ party. We’ll be sharing our taps with a huge line up of WA Breweries, plus a special 1 keg only WA Beer Week Opening Party Beer. If a killer line up of local beers wasn’t enough we’ll have WAM nominated legends Grand Casual, on stage. Known for an exceptional live presence and genre-bending sounds, good times are guaranteed. And if you’re keen to kick on Ningaloo Records, will be slinging sweet tracks until the stars are bright. Dancing shoes recommended, but not required. Get amongst it. Ticket price includes beer during the event. Beers on tap for the night to be announced soon!

Love Back is a new arena of pop music that Supathick are stepping into with purpose, with fierce vocals and ripping guitars.

SET MO 100+ Million streams & counting, Multiple GOLD & a PLATINUM PLAQUES, numerous 'most played' Triple J hits, a global following & the title as one of Australia's most adored dance music acts - SET MO Kick off 2022 with an official remix of electronic hot shot FRED AGAIN, a brand new single off their upcoming sophomore album, a global signing to AWAL and some more hidden surprises along the way, THE NIGHTS Residing somewhere between ambient electronica, techno and emotive house music, you’ll find THE NIGHTS. The Nights are ready to take their unique and inclusive experience all over the world.

For the first time, the band will be playing their most successful record, in its entirety live on stage.

Enjoy good tunes by Ben Renna and Only Lonely from 3pm in the Beer Garden. Our 2 for 1 Cocktail Jug Member Special will also be available all afternoon!

This April – May, The Lazy Eyes will travel across the country, debuting in The ACT, South and Western Australia, respectively, in celebration of their forthcoming debut album SongBook, alongside their recently announced appearance at Splendour In The Grass and sold-out tour supporting The Strokes. With their debut album, SongBook, The Lazy Eyes open a world unto itself. Step inside: the colours are a little brighter; things move a little slower, but they’re liable to get inordinately faster in the blink of an eye. Suddenly you’re in a garden in full blossom, and you didn’t even notice; you walked a mile without taking a single step. With SongBook, they share the best Lazy Eyes songs written over the course of their first five years of infancy – but like every good fantasy world, it abides by its own logic.

Enjoy 14 taps of the good stuff from core, limited and specialty release beers with $10 and $12 pints while they last. Your $15 ticket gets you entry and 3 x middies of your choice to sample so you can pick your pints. Beerfarm crew will be roaming for banter & chats about the brews. $10 & $12 pints all night – get in early to ensure you get the brew you choose. One keg per beer – when the keg blows its gone. But never fear, you might get some Beerfarm merch to console you should you be the lucky last. Tap line up announced closer to the date on Mr Chapple socials. Mr Chapple food menu available to be ordered on the night.

The night will feature four courses designed especially to match a different South Fremantle Brewing beer with the hero of the night being the 2022 Imperial Stout. Every year, South Fremantle Brewing bring out an Imperial Stout to celebrate the start of the colder months in WA. It’s become a local favourite from back in the home brewing days amongst the many local house parties and now lends itself to a once off annual release. They’ll be dipping into the cellar and bringing along a few samples of the 2021 version to make for an interesting comparative tasting. These long table events always prove to be a fun night with the guys from South Fremantle Brewing and La Cabana floating around to talk about their businesses, food and beer and banter in the warm La Cabana courtyard. Last year was a great event and sold out quickly, so get in early for this year’s tickets.

On night one at Shelter, Chef Julian Bergerhoff will prepare a four-course meal, and the next night at Little Creatures Fremantle Exec Chef Mathew Powell will do the same meal with his own style and flair. Every course will be paired with a Little Creatures AND a Shelter beer. Think fresh seafood, sumptuous mains and delectable desserts from two of WA’s best exec chefs – all with a double serving of WA’s best craft quaffers. All this for only $75 a head! Each ticket buys your food and drinks at one of the dinners – make sure you select the right one. If you’re really keen, do both!

In a world that is navigating into ever increasing unknowns, join us and 13 filmmakers from around the World who expose that side of humans who really are attached to others - even though we resist like crazy. See relationships arise; with animals, grumpy people, the ‘elements’ and even Crooks! You may be masked but we know you’ll have a huge grin under it! Unless you are eating popcorn or drinking a cold one. ( ...umm, awkward) Let your hair down, kick off your shoes and hold our hands as we indulge in 'Wild Times'.

After selling out the national tour that saw their return to the stage in 2018, beloved Aussie band Motor Ace are back to celebrate twenty years of Five Star Laundry, with their upcoming Five Star Laundry 20th Anniversary tour. Don't miss out on the Melbourne rockers performing Five Star Laundry and all of the hits at Freo.Social on Friday 10 June - tickets on sale now!

The quintet have been plying their trade for less than three years now, operating with a songwriting maturity that belies their youth. ‘Tired of Waiting’ marks the continued refinement of the South Summit “sound”, emerging from sparkles of reggae, rock & indie with the band performing with a sharpened clarity across the entirety of ‘Tired of Waiting’. Soaring lead lines are blended with reverberant guitars, whilst the enigmatic frontman Isaiah Reuben sings of haunting themes of heartbreak. With the band celebrating the past 6 months hitting SOLD OUT headliners at Jack Rabbit Slims & Badlands in Perth, as well as upcoming festival appearances at Out Of The Woods in Busselton & Festival of the Stone in Byron Bay, South Summit pushed themselves to have a festival-ready track for their upcoming appearances, ideally placed to whip up a flurry of revelry as the sun goes down across their festival performances.

The second International Watercolour Exhibition will open on Saturday the 11th June and close on Sunday the 26th June. Open 10 am - 4 pm with Free Entry. Held in the beautiful Moore's building, Henry St, Fremantle it will be opened by the Mayor of Fremantle, Hannah Fitzhardinge. The paintings on show are not behind glass, so you can see every brush stroke and most will be for sale. 147 paintings will be exhibited with many different styles, showing the soft and gentle, the bold and vibrant, sweeping landscapes, magical portraits, energetic abstracts, still life and more. We have also invited 6 top Australian Guest Artists including Joseph Zbukvic, recent recipient of the Plein Air Magazine Lifetime Achievement Award. Our Plein Air competition, open to all, and prizes to win, will be held on Sat 11th 8.30-1.00pm details can be found on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/events/3209406512629803/ Come and enjoy the beauty that is Watercolour