Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

The Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre (WACC) showcases local Aboriginal art, culture and history through various exhibitions, workshops, film screenings, music and tours throughout the year.

Our opening hours are from Wednesday–Friday 10am–3pm.

To contact us for further information, contact us on 08 9430 7906 or email us on wacc@fremantle.wa.gov.au

Programs

Our programs coincide with the six Nyoongar seasons:

Kambarang: October/November. The wildflower season and birth of many birds.
Birak: December/January. Nyoongars family groups moving together on the coast.
Bunuru: February/March. The hot season, camped on the coast, fishing and gathering coastal delicacies.
Djeran: April/May. The fat season, salmon schooling and couples paired up.
Makuru: June/July. Nyoongars go back inland, fertility seasons and swans.
Djilba: August/September. Grass season and time to harvest root vegetables.

Room hire

The WACC offers comfortable rooms for hire, ideal for community groups, individuals or businesses. Rooms are available for workshops, meetings, courses or seminars.

Please be advised that the WACC only hire rooms for cultural purposes only.

Room hire

Meeting Room – the room available to hire includes:

  • Theatre style seating for up to 25 people and standing 30 people
  • TV and DVD player with HDMI cord included
  • Whiteboard
  • Projector

Outdoor parlour: this has Seating up to 35 people and standing 40 people.

If you are interested in hiring a room at the WACC, read the WACC hire application form which has the prices and conditions of Hire attached.

For more information on availability or to make an appointment to view the rooms, please contact the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre at wacc@fremantle.wa.gov.au or call 08 9430 7906 during our opening hours from Thurs–Fri 10am– 3pm.

Contact us

Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre
12 Captains Lane, Fremantle WA  6160
08 9430 7906
wacc@fremantle.wa.gov.au

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