Posted by Jo on Tuesday, June 9, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
Fifty People, One Question is a simple project that asks people to go to a place, ask fifty people the same question and film their responses. So far they have received over 1,500 responses from 300 cities. Perth filmmaker Liam Underwood recently took up the challenge – asking 50 people ‘What would make your day?’.
Posted by Belles on Tuesday, June 2, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
The Perth Upmarket is back this Sunday 7 June! This quarterly event is for all those who appreciate the handmade – and brings together Perth's talented artists, designers, craftspeople and gourmets all under one roof. And at 1pm (at the upstairs stage) Rio Liley from Blannk will also demonstrate how to make her Boniko Foot Sock Dolls. No bookings required.
What: The Perth Upmarket
When: Sunday 7 June, 10am-4pm
Where: Perth Town Hall (Cnr Barrack and Hay Street)
Posted by Belles on Tuesday, May 19, 2009,
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The Bindaring Clothing Sale has been a Red Cross institution since 1963 – and it's on this Saturday from 9am at the Claremont Showgrounds. Check our the Jumble Sale at the Ellie Eaton Pavilion, the Boutique Sale in the Webster Pavilion…or if your tastes are of the more expensive variety – bid fordesigner goodies at the 11am Auction.
Last year, the sale raised over $90,000 with all funds going towards vital Red Cross community services in Western Australia (including the Soup Patrol...
Posted by Jo on Monday, May 11, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
If you’re after shameless, blameless fun – look no further than Ladies Who Disco. They area Perth collective dedicated to fun nights out and raising money for local charities. Ladies who Disco was formed by a group of friends in marketing and public relations with the aim of shaking up Perth’s social scene and do a bit of good at the same time. They hold approx four events a year – each raising money for a different charity.
Posted by Belles on Tuesday, May 5, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
We all know that Northbridge sometimes gets a bad rap – but it’s all too easy to forget that it's also home to some of Perth’s most creative talent, and best independent retailers.
A group of small indie stores on and around William Street have recently banded together to form The William Street Collective (retailers include the super cool, Fi & Co, Harry Highpants, Retro Vinnies and The Butcher Shop). Their aim? To boost the profile of Northbridge’s cultural and creative industr...
Posted by Belles on Monday, May 4, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
If you own a dog and don’t like leaving it at home on the weekends, you’re going to love A Dog’s Dinner. It’s a cute new blog that’s just been bought to our attention that documents a quest to find canine friendly cafés in Perth.
Want to shake up 'walkies'? Check out our Good Dog – a site that reviews and rates Perth’s Dog beaches.
Posted by Tara on Sunday, April 26, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
St Patrick's Church is having a fete on Saturday 9th May from 9am-11am. It promises bric-a-brac, books, plants, craft, cakes, preserves, a sausage sizzle AND devonshire teas. What more could CWA belles want!
If you're interested, rock on over to the Corner of Beaufort Street and First Avenue, Mt Lawley. It's the building with the big cross on it. Continue reading ...
Posted by Belles on Monday, April 13, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
Ever wanted to try life drawing? Dr Sketchy's Anti-Art school combines our two favourite things in the world - art school and cabaret! You can sketch a burlesque beauty (or something out of the ordinary), have a drink or two and enjoy live burlesque and variety acts, games and giveaways. Dr Sketchy’s takes place once a month on a Wednesday at The Burlesque Lounge. BYO sketchpad and art supplies. More info here.
The next class is 7pm, Wednesday 29th April Where: The Burlesque Lounge - upst...
Posted by Jo on Thursday, April 9, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
We belles have always been huge fans of our local library and now the secret is out. Public libraries currently soaring in popularity across WA. Comfy chairs, wireless internet, a huge selection of bestselling books, DVD’s, magazines and music – and all completely free of charge. What’s not to like? If you’re as excited as we are, you can find your local library here.
And if you like the bricks and mortar version, you’ll love the incredible World Digital Library which launches ...
Posted by Belles on Wednesday, April 1, 2009,
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Quirky Perth
If you’ve always wanted to learn more about astronomy but have never had the chance, the Astronomical Society of Western Australia (ASWA)hold free astronomy classes prior to most ordinary meetings. These provide the beginners with an introduction to the major areas of astronomy and kick off at 7pm. The next one is on 13th April. http://aswa.info/diary.html
