HOLOSCENERYUntil 12 March, Light Locker Art Space, Roe St Car Park Arcade, 24/7Geologists use the term Holoscene to refer to the era of our planet defined by the impact of human civilization. The City’s youth projects arm Foodchain presents an exhibition of new work by Californian artist Loren Kronemyer that prompts us to reassess our perceptions of nature through a collection of fantasy landscapes.FREE | www.visitperthcity.com

TWILIGHT HAWKERS MARKETFridays, Forrest Place, 4:30 – 9pmTaste the world at Perth’s original and largest street food market, offering favourites like Spanish paella, Indonesian satay, Colombian empanadas; Turkish gozleme; and, new this season, Italian artisan gelati. Enjoy with a generous side of live music.FREE | www.visitperthcity.com | 08 9461 3368

PARK RUNSaturdays, Claisebrook Cove & Heirrisson Island, 8amParkrun is a weekly timed 5km run coordinated by the City of Perth with Parkrun Australia. People of all ages and fitness levels are invited to run, walk, push a pram or even take your dog; it’s a great way to meet others and experience the outdoors. FREE | www.parkrun.com.au

HEAR ME ROAR Until 13 March, Council House foyer, 8:30am – 5:30pm Monday – Friday This selection of works from the City of Perth Art Collection showcases women in Perth and their roles in society. It includes works by Max Dupain; Annette Bezor; Taryn Gill & Pilar  Mata Dupont; Tony Jones; Sandra Hill; Toni Wilkinson; and Kevin Ballantine.FREE | www.visitperthcity.com

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FRINGE WORLD FESTIVAL23 January to 22 February, PerthBigger and brassier than ever, this year’s Fringe World invites you to celebrate all the things we love about summer at over 100 venues across Perth. The 2015 program is packed with a “Perthect” array of more than 500 cabaret, comedy, circus, theatre, music, film and visual arts events.Various $ | www.fringeworld.com.au | 08 9227 6288

ROOFTOP MOVIES Until 30 April 2015, doors 6pm for 8pm screenings*Fringe World with City of Perth Parking present Perth’s first rooftop cinema. Six stories up, panoramic views of the city skyline provide the backdrop for a relaxing night of cinema; with astro turf, palm trees, flamingos and vintage caravans bringing an essence of Palm Springs to Northbridge. Enjoy old-school faves, cine classics, cult and arthouse gems and blockbuster new releases. *Special events may differ.$15 presale / $16 door | www.rooftopmovies.com.auCHILL OUT ZONE

January – March, Forrest Place, 10am – 4pm Monday – Thursday*Take time out and relax in one of our comfy fluro deckchairs beside the Water Labyrinth interactive fountain sculpture. A fun, free way to zone out and chill down.*excluding public holidays and other special eventsFREE | 08 9461 3368 www.visitperthcity.com

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FREE FLICKS FOR KIDS Saturdays, 5.30pmBring the kids, pack a picnic or pick up a bite nearby, and enjoy a family night out under the stars seeing a free movie. Arrive early to nab a comfy beanbag or BYO rug/low chairs.

3 Jan Mr Peabody and Sherman (2014) – PG10 Jan Honey I Shrunk the Kids (1989) – PG 17 Jan A Cat in Paris (2010) – PG24 Jan Enchanted (2007) – G31 Jan How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) – PG

PERTH CITY LIFEUnwind on the weekend and set your Sunday on the right track with a calming tai chi class – the perfect accompaniment to a relaxed breakfast at any one of Northbridge’s nearby cafes.

Sundays 9am Tai Chi Tuesdays 6:30am CrossFit Wednesdays 6pm Vinyasa Yoga Alternate Wednesdays 6pm Free Flow Yoga

PIAZZARAMA: UNDER THE SEA4 January, 12 noon – 4pmThe City’s FREE themed family activity day on the first Sunday of every month offers all-ages entertainment including face painting, balloon artistry, and roving characters. This month is beach season! All pirates, sailors, little mermaids and water babies are invited to dress up and cool down with some splishy splashy water activities and two wet ‘n’ wild films on the Piazza SuperScreen:

12noon Ponyo (2008) – G4pm Finding Nemo (2003) – G

DATE NIGHT Wednesdays 8:30pmBring a picnic dinner for two and cuddle up on a Piazza beanbag under the stars for a selection of romantic feature flicks including new releases and retro favourites.

7 Jan Wimbledon (2004) – M14 Jan 500 Days of Summer (2009) – M21 Jan Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) – M 28 Jan Midnight in Paris (2011) – PG

INTERNET CAT VIDEO FESTIVAL17 January, 5 – 9pmThe Cat Haven helps bring this offline celebration of online cat videos to Perth for the first time. Enjoy 85 clips – from six second Vine vids to short films – in a ‘specially curated program not available as a collection online. Also see the Free Flicks for Kids film A Cat in Paris and locally made cat vids; get your face painted (for a gold coin donation); learn about cat care and adoption and pet real kittens (until 7pm).

FREE | www.visitperthcity.com | 08 9461 3368

2015 HOPMAN CUP4 – 10 January, Perth Arena, Various timesThis year’s tennis championship features two-time Grand Slam winner and reigning Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray; Nick Kyrgios, the youngest top 100 player, who defeated Rafael Nadal to reach the 2014 Wimbledon finals; and Perth local Casey Dellacqua playing for Australia.Various $ | 1300 888 104 www.ticketek.com.au

Corner Lake and James Streets, Northbridge

OTHER EVENTS IN THE CITY OF PERTH

AFGHANISTAN: HIDDEN TREASURES FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KABULExtended until Sunday 18 January, WA Museum, 9am – 5pmSee more than 230 priceless artefacts of gold, bronze, stone, ivory, painted glassware, sculpture and other ancient works in Australia for the first time. Thought lost or destroyed in war, they were stashed in presidential palace bank vaults by courageous Museum staff and uncovered in 2003. Explore the tales of bravery that protected them and discover the surprising, untold story of Afghanistan’s rich culture.Various $ | www.museum.wa.gov.au | 1300 134 081

RULES OF SUMMER BY SHAUN TANUntil 27 January, State Library of WA, Ground Floor GalleryInspired by suburban environments, Tan’s dramatic paintings explore themes of friendship, rivalry and imagination. Marvel at the use of colour as you wander through an oddly familiar and emotive landscape of original works curated alongside pages from Tan’s award winning picture book and exclusive video footage.

FREE | www.slwa.wa.gov.au | 08 9427 3111

NEW PASSPORTS, NEW PHOTOGRAPHYUntil 8 February, Art Gallery of WA, 10am – 5pm Wednesday – Monday and until 7pm Friday – Sunday 23 Jan – 1 FebOver one hundred recent acquisitions of contemporary photographic portraiture by Australian artists including Anne Zahalka, Bindi Cole, Tony Alberts, Darren Siwes, and Fiona Foley; Perth artists Brad Rimmer, Jackson Eaton, Pilar Mata Dupont and Toni Wilkinson; and American photographer Stephen Shore’s beautiful 1976 self-portrait. Guided tours available.FREE | www.artgallery.wa.gov.au | 08 9492 6622

ROCK AWAY BEACHUntil 1 February, Perth Cultural CentrePerth’s pop-up beach installation returns the seaside to the city with deck chairs, beach umbrellas, shady trees, giant board games and the feeling of sand beneath your toes. Evenings feature a pop-up bar and Elvis movies on the big screen 7:30pm Sunday nights:4 Jan Blue Hawaii (1961) – G11 Jan Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962) – G18 Jan Viva Las Vegas (1964) – G

ON A SMALL ISLAND BY KYLE HUGHES-ODGERSUntil 28 February, State Library of WA, The Place Gallery, MezzanineExplore this collection of original illustrations in Kyle Hughes-Odgers innovative style influenced by pattern, found objects and textile design. His captivating picture book about a dazzling idea had on a small island in a gigantic sea, shares a humble message of contentment found close to home.

FREE | www.slwa.wa.gov.au | 08 9427 3111

AUSTRALIAN DESIGN: TEN YEARS OF THE PETER FOGARTY FUNDUntil 9 March 2015, Art Gallery of WA, 10am – 5pm Wednesday – MondayThe Fund has enabled the acquisition of exceptional Australia design and craft works into the Gallery’s collection over the last ten years, including jewellery by Mari Funaki and Helena Bogucki; furniture by Jon Goulder and Penelope Forlano; ceramics by Kirsten Coehlo and Robin Best; and glass by Jasper Dowding.FREE | www.artgallery.wa.gov.au | 08 9492 6622

BACKYARD ADVENTURESUntil 27 April, Scitech, Monday – Friday 9:30am – 4pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am – 5pmGet up close to the great outdoors and discover a world of science in your own backyard. Use a special lens to look at a garden through the eyes of a dog; have a go on the giant mechanical skipping rope; and play a unique round of mini-golf. This exhibition will inspire fascination and wonder about the science that awaits you just outside.Various $ | www.scitech.org.au | 08 9215 0700

THE TRAVELLING SKETCHBOOK EXHIBITION30 December – 30 January, State Library of WAIn conjunction with the KickstART Festival, this second annual exhibition project invites young people from around Australia aged 12-25 to create something unique to share with the world. Works from their collected sketchbooks then travel to libraries across the State over eight months, finishing in Perth.FREE | www.propel.org.au/sketchbook | 08 9328 5855

VENUS IN FUR BY DAVID IVES15 January – 8 February, State Theatre Centre of WA, Various timesInfatuated, New York playwright Thomas becomes the willing slave of fiery actress Vanda, or does he? As part of the Fringe World Festival, Black Swan Lab presents a sexy and gripping exploration of power and domination that is part comedy, part thriller, lauded by Broadway and the subject of a recent film.Various $ | www.ticketek.com.au | 1300 134 081

CATHERINE JONES: HISTORY OF THE BAROQUE CELLO24 January, Perth Town Hall, 3pmHaving performed and recorded with the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Academy of Ancient Music, and the Orchestra of the 18th Century; Catherine presents works of the baroque cello by Vivaldi, Boccherini, Geminiani, and Dall’Abaco. Perth cellist Clare Tunney and harpsichordist Stewart Smith form the Basso Continuo.$20 – 35 | www.fco.org.au | 08 9335 6980

Highlights of this year’s event include:

LANGLEY PARK ENTERTAINMENT ZONE3pm – 8pm, Langley ParkLangley Park will once again be jam-packed full of free entertainment and activities for kids and adults. The Entertainment Zone will feature a Water Playground; Circus Joseph Ashton; Freestyle Motorcross; Amusement Area; Animal Kingdom; Toddler Town; Scitech live science shows; The Amazing Mr Jim’s children’s shows; and more. You can also enjoy tasty cuisine from around the globe at the Hawkers Market or join us for a Big Aussie BBQ.

MAKE SMOKING HISTORY SURVIVAL PERTH 3pm – 8pm, Supreme Court GardensSurvival 2015 will see an exciting line-up of national, regional and local Aboriginal talent. For the first time, world-renowned artist Geoffrey ‘Gurrumul’ Yunupingu will headline the event. Other acts include Yabu; The Merindas; The Dulcitones; Philip Walley-Stack; Red Sand Beat; and Urban Youth Crew with the Wesley College Dancers. There will also be kids’ activities, rides and water slides, face and body painters, and a free community BBQ.

SOUTH PERTH CELEBRATION ZONE2pm – 7:30pm, Sir James Mitchell Park, South PerthSix activity areas in the Celebration Zone will offer 100 free activities for all ages: the Toddler & Kids Zone, with bouncy castles and water games; the Challenge Area; the Sports Zone with agility games and challenges; the Adrenalin Corner; the Rides Park; and the Art Zone, where kids can create a work inspired by their love of Australia.

WATER REGATTA 5pm – 8pm, Swan RiverAs well as being the perfect setting to experience the country’s biggest Australia Day celebration, our beautiful Swan River is also the place to see loads of water action. Don’t miss the classic Wooden Boat display and the WA Show Ski Team carving up the Perth water.

BYO PICNIC ZONESSections of Kings Park and Langley ParkLimited alcohol will be permitted in two designated BYO Picnic Zones; one located in a section of Kings Park and Botanic Garden and one on Langley Park. In these zones it will be permitted to bring along a small amount of alcohol (one bottle of wine or a six pack of beer/pre-mixed drinks per adult 18+) to consume while watching the fireworks between the hours of 6:30pm and 8:45pm.

CITY OF PERTH AIR SHOW3:45pm – 7:50pm, over the Swan RiverBefore the fireworks, look skyward for an aviation spectacular! Adventurous pilots will perform stunning aerobatics in a variety of aircraft as vintage aircraft, helicopters, and high tech planes all take to the sky. Skydivers will delight, the RAAF will dazzle in formation, and for the first time, the Royal Flying Doctor Service will show off its PC12 aircraft in the airshow spectacular, celebrating 80 years of the RFDS in WA.

LASER AND WATER SPECTACULAR8pm, Langley Park Fountains will spray jets of water into the air providing a glittering backdrop for lasers to create a symphony of vivid colours and dramatic beam effects. Choreographed to the spectacular Skyworks display over the Swan River, the Laser and Water spectacular can be viewed this year from Langley Park.

2015 SKYWORKS PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY8pmThe sky above the Swan River will explode into colour and light for this much loved highlight of the Perth summer, as acclaimed pyrotechnics company Foti Fireworks once again deliver Western Australia’s largest annual fireworks display.

Free | visitperthcity.com | 08 9461 3132