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Harvest Festival and Deep Roots – 9 Dec 06

Sunday, December 3rd, 2006

Lots of things happening at City Farm in East Perth on Saturday 9 December 2006, with the Harvest Festival from 8am to 4pm, and Deep Roots from 8pm till late.

Go for 2 & 5 and CityFarm Perth present Harvest Festival 2006, celebrating CityFarm’s organic produce harvest.
Featuring musical performances by Stingray, Akwaaba, 33 Trees, Double Entendre, Warrdong and Junkadelic, kids entertainment, food and the weekly Organic Growers Markets.
8am to 4pm, Free Family Event.

Deep Roots – 8pm till late, drug free event
Featuring The Kill Devil Hills, The GrooveSmiths, Double Entendre, Chameleon Brass Band, Woolly Wombs, Jonboi, Junkadelic, Twiggy and DJ Enemalectric.
Tickets are $15/ 10 concession, proceeds to Students of Sustainability 2007 & CityFarm Perth.

For further details call City Farm on 9325 7229, because there’s no info on the website

Update 9/12: Website has info now, thanks Michelle!
CityFarm Perth is located next to Claisebrook Train Station on Lime Street, off Royal St, in East Perth. There’s free parking.
I wrote about City Farm before here.

Events this week – 3 to 8 Oct 06

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006

Uh oh, it’s already Tuesday! Here’s my weekly summary with the highlights of what’s on this week. Check out the Event Calendar for much more!

The Perth Royal Show is on till Saturday at Claremont Showgrounds.

The Fremantle Fashion Festival is on from Thursday to Sunday, and includes all kinds of events (not just fashion parades), see details here.

WA’s Pride Festival is on till the end of the month.

Spring in the Valley is happening this weekend, lots of food and wine and entertainment in the Swan Valley, read the full story here.

The Kamberang Festival is on at City Farm on Saturday, more here.

Music

Rogue Traders with TV Rock are performing at Challenge Stadium on Thursday 5 October.
Elvis Presley Live in Concert (original band members with Elvis singing along on a huge screen) is happening at Burswood Dome on Friday 6 October.
Human Nature are performing at Burswood Theatre, also on Friday night (could be busy with parking at Burswood then!!)
Something For Kate are performing at the Capitol on Friday night (sold out) and the Fly By Night Club on Sunday 8 October.
National Campus Bands State Final is on at the Rosemount Hotel on Saturday 7 October.
The Kill Devil Hills are launching their new album ‘The Drought’ at the Fly By Night Club on Saturday night.
For other ’smaller’ gigs check out this comprehensive gig guide which I recently found out about! (thanks Grum!)

Performing Arts / Theatre / Circus / Comedy

David Strassman and his crazy puppets are back in Perth for the Get Chuck’d Tour 2006. See them at the Regal Theatre from Tuesday till Saturday 15 October. There are still a few tickets available, especially for the later shows.

The play about a dog in the Pilbara, ‘Red Dog’, opens with a preview performance at the Playhouse Theatre on Saturday and will be on till 21 October.

The Girls Stand Up (Corinne Grant, Cal Wilson and others) on three nights this week. Wednesday night at the Carine, and Thursday and Friday at the Hyde Park Hotel. Details here.

Circus Joseph Ashton is at Kingsway Shopping Centre from Friday 29 September to Sunday 22 October.

Other

Join in with the Flash Mob at noon on Saturday in the cbd!

For events for kids see my Kids Enjoy Perth weblog!
Lots of school holiday activities!

City Farm Street Arts Fest 29 April 06

Thursday, April 27th, 2006

Men of the Trees present the City Farm Street Arts Festival in East Perth (next to Claisebrook Train Station) on Saturday 29 April 2006.

There will be various performers and bands, from 8am to 4pm. The weekly organic growers market will be on till 1pm.

That night from 8pm, ‘Compost’ is on, which is a steaming mix of live bands, electronica, art, puppetry and DJ’s. $10 at the door and proceeds go to Unity in Diversity Foundation (Indonesia) and City Farm.

King’s Park and City Farm

Saturday, March 18th, 2006

2006_02_18_326.jpgThis morning we visited King’s Park with Bailey. Dogs are allowed in most area’s of the park, on a leash.

We walked in the parklands area, but there is also a lot of bush (with paths) you can walk in.

Was nice weather, got very hot later on.
Summers come late!

Afterwards we went to City Farm in East Perth. I’ve wanted to go for a long time. We walked around, and went to the organic market which is held every Saturday morning.
City Farm is an organic community garden, education and network centre that operates on permaculture principles. We promote healthy urban environments that are productive and diverse.
The East Perth City Farm was founded in 1994 as an initiative of the Planetary Action Network (PAN), the youth branch of Men of the Trees in Western Australia.
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