Whats On in Perth Events in Perth Western Australia in September

September 2010 Events in Perth and Western Australia

14 August to 5 September 2010 - City of Joondalup Eisteddfod - Heats occurring on the weekends. The Winners' Concert will be on Friday evening 17 September 2010. Enrolment details will be available online from the City of Joondalup website from May.
27 August to 5 September 2010 - WA Spring Poetry Festival - Organised by The WA Poets Inc. Perth. (For more writers festivals see BCL Books.)
27 August to 11 September 2010 - The Removalists - presented by Perth Theatre Company - A ferociously funny, surprising and contemporary production of David Williamson's master work. Bookings: Book at BOCS Ticketing on 9484 1133 or in person at BOCS outlets.
21 May to 12 September 2010 - A Day in Pompeii Exhibition - Discover how ancient Romans lived and the fascinating story of Pompeii, a city entombed in 79 A.D. following the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. More than 250 exquisite objects including marble sculpture, gold jewellery and delicate frescoes evoke the richness and culture of life at the height of the Roman Empire. A Day in Pompeii tells the story of everyday life in the once-bustling city – from food and dining to shopping, medicine and religion. A spectacular immersive 3D theatre will allow visitors to experience the dramatic eruption of Vesuvius that wiped out this amazing city. Adults $20, concession $14, children $12 and family $54 at the Western Australian Museum in the Perth Cultural Centre.
1 to 4 September 2010 - Deathtrap is a Tony Award-winning play that holds a world record for the longest running thriller on Broadway. It is full of suspense, mystery, deceit and of course, murder. Tickets are: ... $20 Adult $18 Concession $16 MTC Members The show runs from the 1st – 4th September starting at 7:30 (doors open 7:00) every night. There will also be a 2:30 matinee on the 4th. Murdoch Theatre Company.
1 to 30 September 2010 - Kings Park Wildflower Festival - An annual month-long event including native wildflower displays, bird walks, a Friends of Kings Park plant sale, live music, workshops, and more.
2 to 10 September 2010 - Black and White & Past Loves two new short plays at South Perth’s Old Mill Theatre. Written by Eilannin Dhu and directed by Dannielle Ashton, Black and White is the journey of a young girl entrenched in a relationship of domestic violence and mental ill-health. Lightening the mood is Past Loves, a farce written by Martin Lindsay and directed by Jeff Watkins, that explores how a small suspicion of infidelity can affect relationships and friendships between two couples. Black and White and Past Loves play at 8pm, September 2, 3, 4, 9 and 10. Tickets are $15 – book on 9367 8719 or email oldmilltheatre [at] iinet.net.au. The heritage-listed Old Mill Theatre is on Mends Street, South Perth, opposite the Windsor Hotel.
3 September (Friday) 2010 - Australian National Flag Day - The Australian Flag was first raised on this day in 1901. (See Themes4parties - Australia Day for Australian themed party decorations)
3 September (Friday) 2010 - Footy Colours Day - Wear your team's colours - AFL, NRL, rugby union or soccer and help raise funds for the Fight Cancer Foundation. To organise a Footy Colours Day event register online.
3 September (Friday) 2010 - Legacy Week Badge Day
3 September to 3 October 2010 - Connected, by Clay Feet: The three dimensional artists that form the Clay Feet group of ceramists will transform the Mundaring Arts Centre’s Main Gallery space into a feast of surface, texture, pattern and form with sculptural ceramics by eight emerging and established female artists, and showcases a number of different approaches to clay practice. Supported by artist in focus Anne Ryan and a public programme of workshops and demonstrations throughout the month.
4 September (Saturday) 2010 - Earthwise Open Day 2010- Sustainability in the Suburbs In 2009 Earthwise received a grant from Lotterywest to undertake the installation of environmental technology to promote sustainability in the suburbs. To celebrate these installations and the other fantastic sustainability and community based activities that happen at Earthwise we are having an open day! There will be tours of the environmental technology; permaculture garden tours; raw food, compost & worm farm workshops; live music & entertainment; environmental & community information stalls! So come and join the fun 10am - 3pm Saturday 4th September 2010 at 315 Bagot Road (Next to the child care centre) Subiaco.
5 September (Sunday) 2010 - Father's Day - (See Perth Father's Day gifts or Father's Day Gift ideas - Australia.)
5 September (Sunday) 2010 - Trust Organic Festival Certified Organic Stalls which include seedlings, candles, cup cakes, fertilisers, wine tastings and much more. City Farm East Perth. Organic Association of W.A.
5 to 12 September 2010 - National Child Protection Week
6 to 12 September 2010 - Weedbusters Week - A national campaign to raise awareness about sustainable land and water management.
9 to 15 September 2010 - Perth Fashion Festival - Presented by the City of Perth.
10 to 18 September 2010 - One Weekend in Dallas: Political intrigue comes to the fore at Roleystone Theatre with a play about Lee Harvey Oswald, John F. Kennedy’s assassin. Written and directed by Paul Abbott, One Weekend in Dallas focuses on Oswald’s brief time in custody on November 22, 1963, before he was shot and denied a trial. Abbott says little is known about what went on behind the closed doors of Dallas authorities after Oswald was presumed guilty of Kennedy’s murder. One Weekend In Dallas plays at 8pm, September 10, 11, 17 and 18 with a 6pm matinee on September 12. Tickets are $15 adults, $12 children – book on 9397 5730, tickets [at] roleystonetheatre.com.au or through BOCS on 9484 1133. Roleystone Theatre is at 587 Brookton Highway, Roleystone, opposite the Croyden Road junction.
11 & 12 September 2010 - Dalwallinu Districts Centenary Celebrations 2010
11 to 25 September 2010 - Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show - Admission is $3 for adults and free for children. 9.00 am to 4.00 pm daily at the Ravensthorpe Senior Citizens Centre, Morgans St, Ravensthorpe.
12 September (Sunday) 2010 - Flavours of Chittering Food and Wine Festival in The Village Green and Hall, Chittering Valley Road, Lower Chittering 6084 is a free-to-enter, one-day, food and wine festival showcasing the produce for which this region is famous from 10 am to 4 pm. The event includes a growers' market at the hub of the event - The Village Green - plus wine tastings and sales, cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs and local cooks, petting animals and alpaca products, light refreshments including wood-fired pizza, country-style morning teas and coffee. Each of seven vineyards in the district is offering lunch, ranging from a formal Long Table Lunch to a simple picnic on the lawn, wine tastings and sales and entertainment from Greek music and dancing to jazz and blues. There's something for everyone.
12 September (Sunday) 2010 - Parkinson's Unity Walk - A fun way to join friends, family and hundreds of other supporters to make a difference in the lives of people with Parkinson’s.
14 September (Tuesday) 2010 - Musica Viva: An exploration of traditional and contemporary music by one of the UK’s most distinguished mixed-voice choirs. Founded in 1546 by Henry VIII, Trinity College is steeped in a wealth of choral history and its Choir is among the cream of Britain’s mixed voice choirs. Under the direction of Stephen Layton, the Choir will showcase works by much-loved English composers alongside music by some of the most acclaimed composers of today. Contact: Musica Viva 1800688482
16 to 19 September 2010 - HMS Pinafore performed by The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of WA: Join us for a rollicking good evening of this much loved Gilbert and Sullivan Savoy Opera. Directed by Ted Bull, HMS Pinafore will be ashore at The Playhouse Theatre from 16th - 19th September. Tickets can be booked at BOCS 94841133
17 September (Friday) 2010 - Diabetes Buzz Day - Take part in the national fundraiser that aims to help those living with or at risk of developing diabetes. Held annually on the 3rd Friday in September.
17 September (Friday) 2010 - St Vincent de Paul Society 2010 Street Appeal - if you have an hour or so to help 'shake the can' please call Anne Smith on 9475 5414
17 to 25 September 2010 - Australasian Safari - An off-road rally for a variety of vehicles, including motorbikes and quad-bikes. Held in Kalgoorlie (Kalgoorlie).
18 September to 3 October 2010 - Oktoberfest - (See Themes4Parties for costumes and party products.)
19 September (Sunday) 2010 - Talk Like a Pirate Day - Childhood Cancer Support invites all Australians to join people around the world and Talk Like a Pirate for a day. See the International Talk Like a Pirate Day website for tips on pirate-speak. (If you're planning an event, click here for Pirate Party Ideas.)
19 September (Sunday) 2010 - Trek the Trail: Walk or cycle an 8.4 kilometre section of Railway Reserves Heritage Trail between Parkerville and Swan View as it traverses the picturesque John Forrest National Park. Your journey will take you past both natural and historical highlights including Hovea Railway Platform, Hovea Falls, National Park Falls, the wooden trestle bridges, Swan View Tunnel, Swan View Station and, of course, the stunning scenery. This event is free and non-competitive so take as long as you like to finish the route or just complete a section of it. Cyclists will depart at 9am and walkers at 9.30am. Event Contact Details - for publication: Visit the website or call 9290 6666 for more information.
22 September to 2 October 2010 - Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me: Usually when you put an Englishman, Irishman and American together you expect a punchline – but the play Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me is far removed from a joke. Lawson Productions is bringing Frank McGuinness’ award-winning script to life in a professional show at the Old Mill Theatre this September, based on the true story of Irish writer Brian Keenan held captive in Lebanon for 4½ years. The play focuses on the trials and tribulations of three men from different countries locked up in a room where truth and faith are a matter of perspective. Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me plays at 8pm, September 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, October 1 and 2 with a 2pm matinee on September 25. The heritage-listed Old Mill Theatre is on Mends Street, South Perth, opposite the Windsor Hotel. Bookings open August 21 on 9367 8719 – tickets are $22.50, $17.50 concession.
23 September (Thursday) 2010 - MBA & Postgrad Expo - Postgraduate courses on show from local and interstate institutions. Parmelia Hilton Hotel, 12noon - 7pm.
24 September (Friday) 2010 - School ends for Mid-Semester, Term 3 break WA schools - (See Australian school holiday dates.)
24 September 2010 - Jazz Night The Swing Jazz Quartet live at the Mindarie Marina, Sunset Lounge. $5 Entry and doors open at 6-30pm Contact: 08 9400 1188
25 September to 2 October 2010 - Perth Royal Show
25 September (Saturday) 2010 - WA Youth Orchestra: 'William Tell': Join WAYO for their final concert of the 2010 Season, featuring this year's Woodside Concerto Competition winner, Catherine Lane performing Richard Strauss' Horn Concerto. The concert will open with Rossini's most well-known overture, 'William Tell', and conclude on a high note with Tchaikovsky's passionate fourth symphony. Peter Moore OAM, conductor Catherine Lane, soloist ROSSINI, William Tell Overture R.STRAUSS, Horn Concerto No.1 TCHAIKOVSKY, Symphony No.4 Tickets $25 Adults, $15 Concessions, $10 School & University Students For bookings & information contact WA Youth Music on 9328 9859
25 & 26 September 2010 - Wave Rock Weekender - Note: this is an 18+ event. An annual music festival held at Wave Rock, Hyden.
26 September (Sunday) 2010 - Parklife - Note: 18+. An annual dance music festival.
29 September (Wednesday) 2010 - National Police Remembrance Day - Held annually on 29 September, the day provides an opportunity for serving and retired police members, their families and the public to honour the memory of officers who have given their lives in the line of duty.
29 September (Wednesday) 2010 - Viennese Masters - Presented by the Australian Chamber Orchestra. Featuring works by Schubert, Beethoven, and Brahms. 8.00pm in the Perth Concert Hall. For more information or to book tickets visit the ACO.

September 2011 Events in Perth and Western Australia

To be confirmed 2011 - Australian School Library Association XXI Biennial Conference
To be confirmed 2011 - Totally Huge New Music Festival - A showcase of new music and sound art, the biennial festival features of musicians from Western Australia and around the world.

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AU Fathers Day Gifts

Sunday 5th September 2010

Rally Driving Blast - Perth
Perth, Perth, Western Australia
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Australian Classic Beer Hamper

Classic Australian Beer Hamper
from A Little Luxury (Sydney/AU)

Beer & Evoo Gift Bucket
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4-Day 4WD Tour - Perth to Exmouth via Monkey Mia
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Perth Tours and Activities

Air Tours - day and extended air safaris. What a way to see this vast land!
Cruises - enjoy a luxury wine cruise, see dolphins or save with a sightseeing pass.
Day Tours - sightseeing, wildlife tours, full day tours to Albany, Wave Rock, the famous Pinnacles, even an air safari to Monkey Mia
Explore WA - explore Monkey Mia, Ningaloo Marine Park, traverse the Great Victoria Desert from Perth to Alice Springs, or head north to Broome and the Kimberleys.
Extended Tours Package tours in Perth, Margaret River and around the south-east corner of Western Australia
Overnight Tours - overnight escapes to Albany or Rottnest Island
Wine Tours - experience Sandalford or Margaret River and their superb wines.

3-Day Wave Rock, Albany and Tree Top Tour from Perth
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V8 Racing -Super Drive (4 laps), Perth - WA
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