Flung across time and space, Jane Austen finds herself embroiled in an eerie murder mystery. In 1817, a young woman is murdered after attending a dance. 150 years later, another young woman meets an equally grizzly fate, and in the distant future, it looks like history will repeat itself again.

Out of time, out of place, and out of ideas, can Jane Austen solve the case before it’s too late?

From the mad genius who brought you Diehard/Jane Austen mash up ‘Perish with Great Difficulty’ comes a time-travelling literary detective story, inspired by unlikely real life events.

“Dramatic, funny and intense.” ★★★★ Fringefeed, 2019

“Brilliantly done…Exceptional performance.” ★★★★ Glam Adelaide, 2019

“Non-Austen afficionados need not fear…It is funny, loving and intelligent.” ★★★★ Gutter Culture, 201

Flung across time and space, Jane Austen finds herself embroiled in an eerie murder mystery. In 1817, a young woman is murdered after attending a dance. 150 years later, another young woman meets an equally grizzly fate, and in the distant future, it looks like history will repeat itself again.

Out of time, out of place, and out of ideas, can Jane Austen solve the case before it’s too late?

From the mad genius who brought you Diehard/Jane Austen mash up ‘Perish with Great Difficulty’ comes a time-travelling literary detective story, inspired by unlikely real life events.

“Dramatic, funny and intense.” ★★★★ Fringefeed, 2019

“Brilliantly done…Exceptional performance.” ★★★★ Glam Adelaide, 2019

“Non-Austen afficionados need not fear…It is funny, loving and intelligent.” ★★★★ Gutter Culture, 201

Flung across time and space, Jane Austen finds herself embroiled in an eerie murder mystery. In 1817, a young woman is murdered after attending a dance. 150 years later, another young woman meets an equally grizzly fate, and in the distant future, it looks like history will repeat itself again.

Out of time, out of place, and out of ideas, can Jane Austen solve the case before it’s too late?

From the mad genius who brought you Diehard/Jane Austen mash up ‘Perish with Great Difficulty’ comes a time-travelling literary detective story, inspired by unlikely real life events.

“Dramatic, funny and intense.” ★★★★ Fringefeed, 2019

“Brilliantly done…Exceptional performance.” ★★★★ Glam Adelaide, 2019

“Non-Austen afficionados need not fear…It is funny, loving and intelligent.” ★★★★ Gutter Culture, 201

Flung across time and space, Jane Austen finds herself embroiled in an eerie murder mystery. In 1817, a young woman is murdered after attending a dance. 150 years later, another young woman meets an equally grizzly fate, and in the distant future, it looks like history will repeat itself again.

Out of time, out of place, and out of ideas, can Jane Austen solve the case before it’s too late?

From the mad genius who brought you Diehard/Jane Austen mash up ‘Perish with Great Difficulty’ comes a time-travelling literary detective story, inspired by unlikely real life events.

“Dramatic, funny and intense.” ★★★★ Fringefeed, 2019

“Brilliantly done…Exceptional performance.” ★★★★ Glam Adelaide, 2019

“Non-Austen afficionados need not fear…It is funny, loving and intelligent.” ★★★★ Gutter Culture, 201

Roll out your picnic rug and enjoy an evening of FREE live outdoor music at Sounds in the Park!

Date: Saturday 21 February 2026
Time: Event starts 5pm | Concert 5.50pm – 8pm (including intermission)
Location: Ryrie Reserve, corner of Ryrie Ave and Throssell Street, Como
Suitable for: All ages

Enjoy a headline performance from world-class Australian singer/songwriter and ARIA Award winner Conrad Sewell. As a global talent who toured with Ed Sheeran and Maroon 5, and performed at Madison Square Garden and Coachella, this is your chance to enjoy Sewell’s powerhouse vocals live.

Local Aussie indie rock quartet Shorehaven will also be joining him on the stage for an unforgettable night of music.

There’s plenty more happening through the night, including:

– roving entertainment from Acrobatch
– fun children’s activities with Art Jam WA
– Youth Makers Markets
– a range of food truck options.

You’re also welcome to bring your own food and drink to enjoy.

More info: bit.ly/sounds-in-the-park-2026

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Fremantle-based artist Jem Ham presents Emergent Curiosities, a solo exhibition of works exploring the hidden landscapes of the mind. Inspired by Aldous Huxley’s idea that “our mind still has its darkest Africas, its unmapped Borneos and Amazonian basins,” these works are collected specimens, revealing strange forms born of intuition, memory, feeling, and archetypal imagery, forming a kind of psychic ecology. Each work dives into mystery and emerges as a curiosity. What they are and what they mean is still open to interpretation. Discovered over time and brought together in the exhibition, these unique curiosities invite visitors to encounter them, perhaps finding doorways to their own unmapped regions.

\ Opening Night: 6 March, 6 to 9 pm.

\ Exhibition Open: 7 March – 15 March 2026, 10 am to 4 pm daily.

\ Location: CoLab2 Gallery (within SHAC). 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley, WA 6162. Parking on Nannine Ave, near Sullivan Hall.

\ Free entry. Optional RSVP via Eventbrite for opening night on 6 March for reminders and updates. Drop in freely on all other days.

Please note: Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to Colab 2 Gallery.

Bring your friends and enjoy an evening of live music under the stars at Sounds of Bunuru Concert Saturday 21 March 2026 at James Miller Oval, Manning.

Date: Saturday 21 March 2026
Time: Event starts 5pm | Concert 5:20pm – 8pm (including intermission)
Location: James Miller Oval, Jarman Avenue, Manning
Suitable for: All ages

Enjoy a headline performance from Australian R&B and dance artist Becca Hatch. The proud Kamilaroi/Samoan artist rose to prominence after winning Triple J Unearthed High and has since become one of Australia’s most exciting contemporary voices. With a NIMA win for Best New Artist, an ARIA nomination, and standout live performances across the country, including Sydney Opera House NYE 2024, this is your chance to experience Becca Hatch’s soulful vocals and magnetic stage presence live.

Supported by 2025 WAM Vocalist of the Year Jarred Wall performing as Boox Kid trio, delivering their signature blend of dreamy electropop and cross-genre flair, backed by major festival appearances such as Nannup Festival, BIGSOUND and Perth Festival.

Rounding out the lineup is Kayps two-piece bringing sharp lyricism and dynamic hip hop energy. A two-time Triple J Unearthed High finalist, Indigenous Initiative and Bars of Steel Competition winner, Kayps has recently supported Denzel Curry, adding to an exciting and varied live music program across the evening.

Audiences can look forward to a full evening of live music that celebrates both emerging and established Australian talent.

There’s plenty more happening through the night, including:

– roving entertainment from Enchanted Stiltwalking
– fun children’s activities
– face painting by Mollydag Faces
– Djoona Smoking Ceremony and yarn with local Elder Joe ‘jopossum’ Collard
– Youth Makers Markets
– a range of food truck options.

You’re also welcome to bring your own food and drink to enjoy.

More info: bit.ly/sounds-of-bunuru-2026