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The City of Fremantle acknowledges the Whadjuk people as the Traditional Owners of the Fremantle/Walyalup area and we recognise their cultural and heritage beliefs are still important today.

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A vibrant outdoor pride festival entrance with rainbow-colored streamers, a red carpet, and a sign reading Freo Pride Fest. People gather under trees and white tents in the background.

Seeking young creative artist for Freo Pride Fest 2026

The City is looking for a young artist or artist group to design and produce art for the Freo Pride Fest 2026…

Horrie Long Reserve playground upgrade begins 20 April 2026

Horrie Long Reserve playground upgrade begins 20 April 2026

The City of Fremantle is upgrading the playground at Horrie Long Reserve, delivering a new nature‑based play space shaped by valuable community…

A spacious art gallery with high ceilings displays vibrant abstract paintings on white walls. The floor is gray tile, and natural light shines through windows above, illuminating the colorful artwork.

Moores Building Art Space Expression of Interest (EOI) open for 2027

Calling out for artists and curators to submit an expression of interest for 2027 exhibition periods.

Two smiling men standing outdoors in a wooded area, holding a small plant together. One wears a plaid shirt and the other a brown shirt with glasses. Bright sunlight filters through the trees in the background.

Federal Government grant for Samson Park upgrades

Fremantle receives $1.7 million to restore Samson Park, realign drainage, support wildlife, improve access, plant native vegetation, and educational signage.

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A group of older adults sits on stools in a circle, raising their arms while participating in a seated exercise class in a bright indoor room.

InSpiral Flow Embodied Movement & Dance

Thursdays 16-30 April
The Meeting Place

A table with a basket of native plants, a Guide to the Wildflowers of Western Australia book, a branch with leaves, an Aboriginal artwork card, a spray bottle, a notepad, and patterned tablecloth.

Bush Flower Essence Workshop

Wednesday 15 April & 20 May 2026
Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Three small, handwoven baskets made of straw with colorful patterns, displayed on a patterned cloth with loose straw in the background.

2-Week Basket & Earring Weaving Course (April)

Friday 17 & 24 April 2026
Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Two large white and red shipping cranes stand by the water at a port, with stacked shipping containers visible below and a cloudy sky in the background.

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Three people and a dog relax on a rocky shore at sunset. One person is fishing, while the other two sit and watch. Industrial cranes and boats are visible across the calm water.

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