Programme

The exhibition tells the story of the trials of Kenneth Brown; a scandal that rocked the community in 19th Century Western Australia. Brown’s victim and wife Mary Ann’s right to safety was eclipsed by social conventions and the reputation of her husband. This exhibition examines the social and legal perceptions around accountability and provocation in the prosecution and defence of Brown.

The Army Museum of Western Australia will hold a display of Australian Navy ships in miniature. The ships cover most of the conflicts Australians have been involved in from WW1, WW2, Vietnam and UN operations. They will be displayed within the museum’s galleries applicable to that conflict to show how the two
forces worked together for the collective good.

The Bindaring Clothing Sale, is a free, 100% volunteer-run, annual fundraiser for the Red Cross. All proceeds fund WA Red Cross programs. We have raised over $3 million and we find new homes for over 98.5% of donated items. The sale caters for all from high end designer labels to Op
Shop everyday wear. Our Op Shop prices have not changed since 2017 - at the end of the day we want nothing left; our aim is to sell and re-home clothes, reduce waste and landfill and help fund the Red Cross in WA

Take a stroll along the Swan River from Roberts Rd & Burke Dr, Attadale to Walter River Café. 1.3km OR get dropped off at the café for lunch, when the others arrive.

“Fisherman's Friends “ is a
2020 film based on a true story about a group of Cornish fishermen who become famous for their shanty singing. The plot
follows a cynical London music executive who is pranked into trying to sign the group during a stag weekend in Cornwall. The
film highlights their journey from local performers to recording artists, showcasing themes of
community and authenticity.

Whilst some spokes are gallivanting in Pemberton, you have a chance to join with others (not so lucky) in enjoying a pub lunch at the Mundaring Hotel .