Bulwer Street Brass fanfare their arrival at WAAPA’s Richard Gill auditorium
David Cusworth
Victoria's central goldfields want to be put on the global stage, seeking to be listed as a World Heritage site.
Liz Hobday
The Harvey Shire is developing a master plan for the Harvey Recreation and Cultural Centre and has opened a public survey for feedback about what should be included.
Kasper Johansen
Mozart and Bruckner bring radically different styles and ensembles to the Concert Hall stage, each firmly stamped with the WA Symphony Orchestra brand.
Colour-filled, interactive children’s exhibition Hundreds & Thousands is presenting art in a playful way with tactile sculpture through to immersive projection, sound works, LED lights and paintings.
Tanya MacNaughton
St George’s Cathedral chorister Lydia Gardiner joins Sonus Angelorum (Sound of Angels) with a companion piece using the same lyrics as Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols.
Shaun Lee-Chen joins the Orchestra Collective for Brahms and Dvorak at WAAPA Richard Gill Auditorium
Fremantle-based photographer and former Survivor contestant Jarrad Seng has built a successful career out of capturing spectacular destinations, but his latest works are some of his most inspiring yet.
Jade Jurewicz
Legendary First Nations actor David Dalaithngu has passed away, aged 68.
Michael Traill
Too often horns labour away obscurely at the back, their finest endeavours like an arm wrestle with one hand tied; yet here was their oh-so-brief moment in the sun.
A brand new choir and a debut album lead off a festive season of fine music in Perth
On Saturday the Vancouver Arts Centre Open Day featured free art activities, open artist studios, and exhibitions.
A program patterned on Schoenberg’s Society for Private Musical Performances
Local photographer and artist Colin Thorne has opened his debut show, Back of Beyond and Rodwood Arts, an exhibition featuring photographs taken from across the region and beyond.
Tom Shanahan
Whether it is one of our region’s weird, whacky or wonderful bird species, the self-confessed “bird nerd” has most likely captured it on camera.
Kellie Balaam
Local trio The Bluebirds — Sally Bishop, Meghan McNally and Kat Tweddle — will cover jazz standards, contemporary tunes, soul and Motown hits.
WA’s Jonte Designs and Atelier Eight will be representing Australian fashion on an international stage at the Miss Universe competition in Eilat, Israel next month.
Megan French
HIP Company’s Baroque repertoire broached a distinctly modern ambience for Meeting Place at Fremantle’s Naval Store on Friday night.
WA Ballet’s end-of-year production is a ballet of beauty in every way, not just in the title.
John Woodhouse’s photography may have developed with the technological advancements of the art form, but what hasn’t changed is his passion for the beauty surrounding him, evident in new book Selected Works.
Albany photographer Nathan Watson won big at this year’s Birdlife Australia Photography Awards.
A Perth artist has captured her personal experience of Albany on the wall of Albany Gardens Tourist Park reception.
West Australian traditional owners say the government is disempowering Aboriginal groups as it presses ahead with controversial new cultural heritage laws.
Michael Ramsey
Artisan stores across Perth are booming in popularity, allowing people who sell primarily at markets to transition into stores, and increasing opportunities to support community enterprises.
Kasey Gratton
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