Sionnach Rua’s Great Irish Songbook is a show like no other. With fiddles, Uilleeann Pipes, Bazouki’s, Mandolins and Whistles. Playing the greatest songs Ireland has ever produced, performed by virtuoso musicians.
About Nina Nina Suriya is a British/Indian world folk musician. Predominantly playing guitar, piano, percussion and singing, her unique musical upbringing took her through a wide range of genres, ranging from jazz, trad folk, funk, to bluegrass, to classical choral. Her intimate song writing style coupled with complex rhythms and melodies makes for a unique...
Singing Workshops for ages 7-16. To satisfy the singing dreams of all the 'Swifties' these school holidays, local singing teacher Andrea Frances Manners presents “We Can Sing Taylor Swift!” a...
Strings Attached: The West Australian Guitar Festival is back for its fourth year this October 6-8 with a huge program of live performances, workshops, masterclasses and Q&A's from artists, plus exhibitions and more for guitar players, makers and enthusiasts to enjoy!
It’s a perfect, balmy night in the outback. A sleep-deprived camper, a cheeky quokka and an emu with a penchant for creating wild inventions, awake to discover that a koala has come down with a stubborn and ear-shatteringly loud case of the hiccups.
It’s a perfect, balmy night in the outback. A sleep-deprived camper, a cheeky quokka and an emu with a penchant for creating wild inventions, awake to discover that a koala has come down with a stubborn and ear-shatteringly loud case of the hiccups.
The Annual General Meeting of Arts Margaret River Inc. "Once again we have had a very strong and successful year. Following the agreement reached with the Shire of Augusta Margaret...
You may have caught Tilly Kay performing at Nannup Music Festival, Strings Attached, Festival of Voice, or as a touring band member with Mama Kin, The Nomadics or Tanya Ransom.
Wadandi Boodja, the place known today as the Margaret River Region, is the traditional land of the Wadandi Aboriginal people; the Saltwater People. The Wadandi have lived here through the last ice age. They have adapted and survived over tens of thousands of years through an intrinsic knowledge of how to care for, and benefit from, the abundance of this island refugium.
Back for their third year, the region’s leading dance school Tutu Dance Company will present their Tiny Dancer showcase ‘Let’s Dance!’ at Margaret River HEART on Sunday 5 November 2023.