Pursuit Of Happiness & Friendship

Do you believe in trying everything once? Are you looking for a new hobby that combines excercising your mind and body with socialising and a hefty dash of "uniqueness"? Or do you just want to get some aggression out by hitting big sticks? Perhaps Morris Dancing is for you!
No Partner or experience needed for this free taster session of an energetic, traditional English dances.
Musicians are also welcome to join the band (any instrument although the abilty to "play by ear" helpful)
See more of what to expect here, (or enjoy the surprise on the day) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCamWebk-VRkJ_K3dsKfr1bg

Wear trainers and comfortable clothes (no need for Lycra!). A water bottle may be useful.

book here

The Callaway Lecture is one of the UWA Conservatorium of Music’s most prestigious annual events, welcoming distinguished speakers who explore music’s place in culture, creativity and public life.

This year’s event features Paul Kelly in conversation. One of Australia’s most celebrated songwriters and storytellers, Kelly’s career spans more than four decades, with a catalogue of songs that have become part of the nation’s musical landscape.

Book your own ticket ASAP here and get there early enough to meet Daele and grab a drink as the seating is unreserved

Courage…tenacity…daring and a shipload of adventure! The incredible true story of the most audacious prison break in Australia’s history.
The rescue of six Fenian prisoners from the fortress of Fremantle Prison was one of the most daring and audacious prison breaks in Australia’s history. Two years in the planning, involving espionage, secret letters, undercover operatives who travelled from Boston to Western Australia to enact the plan, a love affair, a rescue ship masquerading as a whaleboat, a desperate boat chase and the threat of war against the might of America, this story has all the hallmarks of a major Hollywood movie and all the heart of an Irish ballad.
Perfectly suited to THEATRE 180’s ground-breaking CinePlay genre with its sprawling storyline, cast of thousands and epic landscapes from the high seas to 19th century Western Australia, CATALPA: Flight to Freedom is an important part of our recent history. Its themes of bold ideas, daring action and beliefs in the value of political free will are indicative of the Western Australian character.
Fremantle Prison was known as a ‘living tomb’, a place of hellish imprisonment and far from the green fields of Ireland and the land of birth for these freedom fighters seeking independence from centuries of crippling British rule.
Featuring Myles Pollard, Tadhg Lawrence and Taran Knight, CATALPA: Flight to Freedom is a dramatic and gripping tale of hope and adventure