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Celebrate NAIDOC Week 2026 in Walyalup/Fremantle

Fifty Years of Deadly – honouring the past, celebrating the present, shaping the future.

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Good Sammy’s Home Collection makes donating easier than ever in Fremantle

A council pick-up service will collect donated good from your kerbside this July and August

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All-day screening of FLOW: The Art of Horatio T Birdbath

The documentary will be shown on a continuous loop in the Mardoo Room at the Fremantle Library from 9am to 5pm on…

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Fremantle Truffle Festival expands across the Port City this July

From 10–12 July, the festival will bring a packed program of truffle-inspired dining experiences, tastings, markets and special events to venues across…

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Fremantle knitting and crochet circle | Come and try over 55s

Every Tuesday
Other

Seven women stand outdoors, smiling and holding colorful handmade quilts with various patterns, including numbers, geometric designs, and a teddy bear in a basket with balloons. Trees and buildings are visible in the background.

Time Out to Quilt

Every Friday
The Meeting Place

Text “TRIUMPH of the NOMADS” is engraved in a sandy, earth-toned textured background, resembling carved writing in a desert or ancient rock surface.

Free Film Day | Triumph Of The Nomads

Fridays | 12-26 Jun 2026
Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

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