Subiaco

The Sum of Us is a beautiful tale of a strong family bond, ageing, queerness and the dance we all do when searching for love. Written by David Stevens, The Sum of Us will be performed by an Australian First Nations cast in a 2.5 hour production spiced with Latin dancing and great music from the 1990s. In an industry where Indigenous people are constantly asked to relive their trauma instead of normalising good relationships, this play is about a beautiful father-son relationship and their search for love. This is the first time Yirra Yaakin has produced a play with a focus on queer identity. It will be presented as part of the need to display functional and dysfunctional families and represent First Nations people as contemporary, dynamic and evolutionary members of society.

How's a guy supposed to find Mr. Right when his father is always up in his business? That's the premise of this warm comedy that revolves around the comfortable relationship between widower Harry and his son Jeff. A beautiful tale of a strong family bond, ageing, queerness and the dance we all do when searching for love, this is Yirra Yaakin's first queer work. Performed by an Australian First Nations cast; it is a story that no culture is exempt from. Balancing humour and pathos, The Sum of Us remains as relevant today as it was 30 years ago.

Come join us for a fun night out to de-stress, rekindle your creativity and paint your own unique masterpiece. Bring your friends and make some new one during a guided two-hour painting session from start to finish. No experience needed.

Be guided step by step instruction to create your own interpretation of the selected painting. Explore and enhance your creative side in a supportive atmosphere. A fun night out eating, listening to music whilst you get creative.

Come join us for a night out to de-stress, rekindle your creativity and paint your own unique masterpiece. Bring your friends and make some new ones during a guided two-hour painting session from start to finish. No experience needed. 

Be guided step by step instruction to create your own interpretation of the selected painting. Explore and enhance your creative side in a supportive atmosphere. A fun night out eating and listening to music whilst you get creative.

Formed in the blue collar burbs of south eastern Perth, Indigo Blaze mesh rock, hip-hop and a generous dose of party anthem to produce a unique sound.

To showcase their recent single, they are hosting a half listening party, half live show. You can expect live sets from Indigo Blaze, rappers Otiuh, 5 piece psych rock band The Wedges and Geraldton Band RATSALAD.

As always, the bar will be open and the gallery venue is a spectacle in and of itself. 

The addition of people in sketches creates interest and helps to tell a story. You will have the opportunity to put what you lean into practice in the streets of Subiaco under Bee's guidance. Workshop is suitable for both beginners and those with some experience. Bee is a resident artists and tutor at Tresillian Arts Centre and an ardent sketcher who loves to share the joy of Sketchbooking with her students. Bookings must be paid in full to secure your place before the day.

Known for its grassy banks and white sands, every March, Cottesloe Beach is transformed into an alternative playground as the beach is adorned with creative sculptures. Whether you have grown up with this beach as your backyard or you are visiting it for the first time, don't miss the opportunity to come away with your version of Cottesloe on a Canvas.

Local Perth Artist, Ellie Biggs will teach her acrylic expertise and guide you to artistically capture where sea meets sky in this beginner acrylics painting class. You will have the choice of five photos to copy from and paint what Cottesloe means to you.

All equipment will be provided along with a complimentary beverage, after which you are welcome to BYO. 

Taught by the talented Lauren Ferreira, who has just finished both performing and assisting choreography in the Boy from Oz production at the Crown Theatre. Get your dancing shoes on and get ready to groove in this lively 1.5 hour dance class, perfectly tailored for beginners.

Start the night learning the lingo of the era and history of the dance while sipping on a complimentary glass of bubbles, then progress to learn to pivot in this social jazz lesson.

Dress in your most dapper 1920's attire to set the scene.

The venue is just above the Jaffle Shack on Rokeby Road.

"My art is a series of minimal landscapes in which the horizon line divides the veils of atmospheric colour in an attempt to capture the moments of ever-changing light, shadow and passing time." Jules Sher 2021

We are delighted that the artist will be in attendance! However, RSVP is essential in accordance with COVID-19 current guidelines. Guests are also asked to scan the SafeWA app on arrival to confirm their attendance.

The opening night of the show is Friday, March 5th from 6pm - 9pm

The American Country Music Show pays homage to the genre's icons with songs from Brooks & Dunn, Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, Shania Twain, Alan Jackson, and Johnny Cash. Featuring International vocalists Barry Gee, Tracie Redding and Rosie O’Brien, the singers will be backed by a superb seven-piece live band that will get you moving in your seat.

A night of comedy with the purpose of raising money for the Perth Hills BushFire Victims. All proceeds from the night will be donated to help those in need, affected by the Bush Fires.

The focus of the collection is South Australian and West Australian women artists from the 1850s to the present day, which are housed in a 110-year-old heritage home in Subiaco. The collection is eclectic and multi-generational.

Until recently, there was no unifying theme or cohesive pattern and structure to the collecting - and it is all the more interesting as a result. The Fairview Art Collection defines a great injustice and dichotomy: a man promotes his profession to the world via the outside design features of a prominently positioned house, while inside the talents and efforts of invisible women lines the walls.

Each tours will last two hours. The tour times are 10am, 12 noon, 2pm and 4pm. A professionally produced and published catalogue will also be available for sale.

Enjoy this free guided walk through Subiaco, where participants can encounter the rich history, heritage and beauty of the city.

Hear of the development and history of this southern area and the community facilities which it provides.

Start and finish this walk at Palms Community Centre, corner Rokeby Road and Thomas Street, Subiaco.

Showcasing our talented students, this is a show not to be missed!

Dance away on the amazing wooden downstairs dance floor or chill out with a special cocktail in the beautiful roof top bar. Don't forget the dress code, dress to impress.