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Weekdays
February
10AM-4PM
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SOUTH LAKE OTTEY FAMILY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
BANNER PROJECT EXHIBITION
Until Friday 10 February
Neda Starac is an acclaimed artist having exhibited in 19 solo shows and numerous group projects. Neda worked with 60 people and children from six different communities that were involved over five months in developing the banners reflecting on life in South Lake. The Banner Project is an expression of community storytelling that is rich in diversity and personal reflections. The banners express a symbolic representation of their lives in South Lake.
The project was sponsored by Healthway, City of Cockburn and the Disability Services Commission.
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Thu
2 February
8pm
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PETER BRANDY & DAVID HYAMS
desert pop meets country
East Kimberley singer-songwriter Peter Brandy is recognised as one of the State's finest Indigenous storytellers and his song Kimberley Backroad is an anthem across Australia's top end. Join Peter on a rare visit to Perth for an evening of desert pop meets country, accompanied by long-time collaborator David Hyams on guitar, mandolin and harmonica.
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
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Tickets at the Door $12, so Book Now!
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Fri
3 February
8pm
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MAHA BERA
percussion
Featuring Sri Lankan born percussionists Ray Pereira and Kanchana Karunaratna, Maha Bera perform material based on the rhythms and drums of Cuba, Sri Lanka and West Africa. Ray is recognised as one of Australia's premier percussionists having performed with Vince Jones, Kate Cebrano, Christine Anu, Paul Kelly, Yothu Yindi and Archie Roach.
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Tickets at the Door $16, so Book Now!
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Sat
4 February
11am-12pm
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NGOMA
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NGOMA
AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOPS
Saturdays 4, 11, 18, 25 February
Ngoma means 'drum' and is a term used to encompass traditional African forms of dance, percussion and song. These dynamic workshops will be led by professional and experienced African dance and drumming teachers in a fun and energetic environment. Find new and creative ways to learn African dance and join in the rhythm!
$15 per lesson or $55 for 4 lessons (classes are ongoing)Book at KULCHA on 9336 4544
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CANCELLED
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Sat
4 February
8pm
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PEGGY SEEGER
American and English folk
Peggy Seeger is described as one of the most authoritative voices in American and English folk. A proclaimed activist songmaker she is an esteemed interpreter of traditional material and a gifted instrumentalist. Peggy makes a traditional song sound timeless, yet as current as if written yesterday and in this way traditional music remains alive.
There may be tickets left on the door.
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Sun
5 February
2-3.30pm
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Valli Batchelor
FUSIONS INTO INDIAN DANCE WORKSHOP
Valli Batchelor is an acclaimed dance artist. In this pre-performance workshop she combines the strength of Eastern and Western cultures to take participants through a hands on rhythmic expression of a mystic cultural blend into India. Feel, hear and move through this interactive dance experience of synergistic fusions of classical, cultural and contemporary styles.
Bookings essential
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
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Tickets at the Door $, so Book Now!
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Sun
5 February
2-4pm
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HAWAIINOT
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HAWAIINOT
TOUCH THE SUN CONCERT
Eastern Foreshore
KULCHA and the City of Mandurah present the Touch the Sun series of FREE Sunday concerts in February and March. Pack a picnic lunch and take a drive to Mandurah to enjoy this family entertainment on Sunday afternoons.
Supported by Coast FM/6MM, Mandurah Mail, Dolphin Quay Shopping Centre, Mirvac Fini, Lakelands/Peet & Co
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Sun
5 February
7pm
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MAGDALENE'S MEMOIRS
dance
Witness a jothe Indian dance fusion. Rhythmic production combines Eastern and Western cultures for synergetic blend of classical, cultural and contemporary styles of dance. As a social outcast experience, Magdalene's passion in her journey for acceptance and freedom. A celebration of individual expression through movement and dance.
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
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Tickets at the Door $10, so Book Now!
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Sat
11 February
11am-12pm
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NGOMA
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NGOMA
AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOPS
Saturdays 4, 11, 18, 25 February
Ngoma means 'drum' and is a term used to encompass traditional African forms of dance, percussion and song. These dynamic workshops will be led by professional and experienced African dance and drumming teachers in a fun and energetic environment. Find new and creative ways to learn African dance and join in the rhythm!
$15 per lesson or $55 for 4 lessons (classes are ongoing) Book at KULCHA on 9336 4544
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CANCELLED
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Sat
11 February
8pm
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DIAMOND DAVE & THE DOODADDIES
blues
A blues band combination that features the classic partnership of amplified harmonica and electric guitar of Dave Billing and Dave Brewer. Having performed at Fairbridge and Bridgetown Blues Festival they play a full range of blues styles, from shuffles and swing to New Orleans style and boogaloo. Expressive acoustic blues and chromatic harmonica styles!
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Tickets at the Door $14, so Book Now!
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Sun
12 February
2-4pm
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A SPAINISH CELEBRATION
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A SPAINISH CELEBRATION
Dolphin Quays Mandurah Ocean Marina
KULCHA and the City of Mandurah present the Touch the Sun series of FREE Sunday concerts in February and March. Pack a picnic lunch and take a drive to Mandurah to enjoy this family entertainment on Sunday afternoons.
Supported by Coast FM/6MM, Mandurah Mail, Dolphin Quay Shopping Centre, Mirvac Fini, Lakelands/Peet & Co
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Fri
17 February
8pm
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BANTUS CAPOEIRA
Brazilian acrobatics and dance
Bantus Capoeira is a local non-profit supporting association dedicated to promoting and teaching capoeira and the Brazilian culture. The night features international, national and local performers in Perth for the inaugural West Australian Capoeira Competition. Capoeira, acrobatics, maculele, samba, forro, carnival drumming and non-stop dancing!
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Tickets at the Door $16, so Book Now!
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Sat
18 February
11am-12pm
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NGOMA
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NGOMA
AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOPS
Saturdays 4, 11, 18, 25 February
Ngoma means 'drum' and is a term used to encompass traditional African forms of dance, percussion and song. These dynamic workshops will be led by professional and experienced African dance and drumming teachers in a fun and energetic environment. Find new and creative ways to learn African dance and join in the rhythm!
$15 per lesson or $55 for 4 lessons (classes are ongoing) Book at KULCHA on 9336 4544
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Sat
18 February
8pm
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DOC JONES & THE LECHERY ORCHESTRA
eclectic
Doc Jones is back with one of the quirkiest most incongruous bands. Doc Jones and The Lechery Orchestra are brave and original. They combine musical talents from an eclectic range of influences to capture your imagination. Think dixie-folk, gypsy-jazz, jugband, Tom Waits, Lou Reed, Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band. Enjoy the ride!
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Tickets at the Door $14, so Book Now!
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Sun
19 February
2-4pm
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THE LAST FIVE COINS
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THE LAST FIVE COINS
Seascapes Halls Head
KULCHA and the City of Mandurah present the Touch the Sun series of FREE Sunday concerts in February and March. Pack a picnic lunch and take a drive to Mandurah to enjoy this family entertainment on Sunday afternoons.
Supported by Coast FM/6MM, Mandurah Mail, Dolphin Quay Shopping Centre, Mirvac Fini, Lakelands/Peet & Co
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Fri
24 February
8pm
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WAMi FESTIVAL
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WAMi FESTIVAL
FOLK AND WORLD MUSIC SHOWCASE
As part of the annual WAMi original music showcase festival, KULCHA hosts an intimate night featuring some of WA's best folk and world music songwriters and musicians. Bernard Carney, Steve & Ros Barnes and Eduardo Cossio will all perform on one bill to make one not-to-be missed evening of great homegrown music. WAMi Festival season passes are also available.
See www.wam.asn.au for more details.
FREE to WAMi Festival pass holders
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Sat
25 February
11am-12pm
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NGOMA
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NGOMA
AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOPS
Saturdays 4, 11, 18, 25 February
Ngoma means 'drum' and is a term used to encompass traditional African forms of dance, percussion and song. These dynamic workshops will be led by professional and experienced African dance and drumming teachers in a fun and energetic environment. Find new and creative ways to learn African dance and join in the rhythm!
$15 per lesson or $55 for 4 lessons (classes are ongoing) Book at KULCHA on 9336 4544
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Sat
25 February
8pm
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WADUMBAH
Aboriginal dance, music and the Dreaming
The Wadumbah Dance Group have showcased Aboriginal dance, music and tales from the Dreaming for over ten years. Wadumbah have been recognised and acclaimed as dynamic performers that capture the strength and dignity of ancient Indigenous stories and bring this to modern audiences with their brand of contemporary fun and power.
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A single $2.20 booking fee applies
One members ticket only per individual membership
Tell us how many of each ticket type
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Tickets at the Door $14, so Book Now!
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Sun
26 February
12-2pm
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THE FREMANTLE FAMILY FOOD FIESTA
COMMUNITY EVENT
- hosted by Ian Parmenter
Your chance to show off your family's special menu! We provide: tables and entertainment. You bring: a sense of fun, spectacular table setting and your meal. Featuring: Cuarteto Farol, David Hyams and The Miles to Go Band, Commedia Academy and Captain Starlight.
Kings Square Fremantle
Presented by the Perth Festival with KULCHA
Register now: food@perthfestival.com.au
or 9420 5999
All proceeds benefit the Starlight Children's Foundation.
Supported by Sacacen Properties, Fremantle First, Atwell Family Agency, Hanny Properties, Manning Estate
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Sun
26 February
2-4pm
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SARITAH, KHIN MYINT & EDUARDO COSSIO
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SARITAH, KHIN MYINT & EDUARDO COSSIO
Lakelands - Yindana Park
KULCHA and the City of Mandurah present the Touch the Sun series of FREE Sunday concerts in February and March. Pack a picnic lunch and take a drive to Mandurah to enjoy this family entertainment on Sunday afternoons.
Supported by Coast FM/6MM, Mandurah Mail, Dolphin Quay Shopping Centre, Mirvac Fini, Lakelands/Peet & Co
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Tue
28 February
Weekdays 10am - 4pm
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SAMI SADEK
VISUAL ARTS (PHOTO) EXHIBITION
until Friday 17 March
Born in Cairo, Sami Sadek immigrated to Australia in 1968. These photographs were taken during a trip to Paris and Lourdes in 1994. 'I was taken in by the beauty of the countryside, the old buildings, and the people and had many delightful moments. I was totally enthralled'.
The Sami Sadek exhibition is proudly sponsored by Alliance Fran aise de Perth.
FREE
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Doors open 30 minutes before the performance
Tickets can be purchased at the venue Monday to Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm
Bookings available on this page and through BOCS ticketing 9484 1133
Licensed premises, no BYO
The information here may be subject to change
The venue and the balcony are both SMOKE FREE
KULCHA has a no refund policy
Unreserved cabaret seating and No wheelchair access
KULCHA is supported by Phase One Audio.
* Denotes no free list
+ not included in door price
KULCHA
Multicultural Arts WA Inc
1st Floor, 13 South Terrace Fremantle WA 6010
(above the Dome Caf?)
Phone: (08) 9336 4544
Fax: (08) 9336 4463
email mawa@kulcha.com.au
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All code ? 2004 
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