Programme

As we won’t know what films are screening or the times, you will have to add your name to the list so we can inform you prior to the date. The bus will leave Mundaring or you can meet us there.

Breakfast at Riverside Café followed by visiting Woodbridge House. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the two-storey brick Victorian Filigree-style house and the scenic riverside grounds at your own pace while learning about the site’s complex and varied history. The helpful volunteers are on hand to answer your questions and point you in the right direction.

It’s not played for sheep stations but a friendly game of Rummykub (played to the rules though)! Come and join us or learn how to play. Afternoon tea included

Award-winning Aotearoa/NZ duo Ta’alili (Aloali’i and Tori Manley-Tapu) join with some of the most dynamic dance artists from across the Indo-Pacific to create an original work. Pulled in from across the region, each dancer carries with them the soil of other landscapes, the heat of other suns and languages of many tides. This free world premiere dance event is a thrilling display of artistic athleticism.

See Boorloo Bridge in a whole new light as it ignites with a new Western Australian artwork. A large-scale animated light piece transforms the bridge into a spectacular digital canvas, brought to life with glowing colour and story. It is one of the rare places where yonga (kangaroos) still live on Country in the heart of a city, a living reminder of the complex connections between us, our home and nature. This landmark commission honours the Country and history of the bridge’s location and celebrates the power of animation to breathe life and light into stories.