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Membership not required
Cost $130 Non-Members, $125 Members, $122 Concession
Date: Wednesday 2-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 7:15am for Single session
Status: Open
Bus trip. Join us for a lovely day out in Bunbury. Enjoy a 1 hour Dolphin Eco-Cruise, observing Bottlenose dolphins in their natural environment as they play, feed and rest. Afterwards, visit the Marine Discovery Centre featuring fish and coral aquariums and a 360-degree digital dolphinarium. We then head to the Honey Café & Co for lunch (at own cost), before visiting the Museum and Heritage Centre for a short tour, including a character performance, telling the story of a well-known Bunbury identity from years gone by.
Meet at East Fremantle Community Park carpark, corner of Moss & Marmion Streets at 7.15am for 7.30am departure.
Book by 17 August
Membership not required
Cost $45 Non-Members, $40 Members, $32 Concession
Date: Friday 4-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 9:30am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Front room
Status: Open (2 places remaining)
Have you been honing your skills in short stories or creative non-fiction writing and would like to see your work published? Competitions and anthologies are the easiest ways to get your work into print. Learn how to find suitable writing competitions and anthologies that may be a good fit for your work. The session will also cover entry requirements and key submission essentials such as final editing, word count, formatting, and how blind judging works - all designed to improve your chances of success. Please note this course will not cover self-publishing.
Membership required
Cost $117 , $94 Concession
Date: Friday 4-Sep-2026
Duration: 3 weeks
Time: 9:00am for 3 weeks
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Open
A three-week screen printing with stencils course exploring a range of techniques to vary your results. Learn multiple stencil-making methods using a craft knife with stone paper, masking tape and stickers and discover how to design and print multi-coloured images. Take home your own prints on calico fabric and tote bags. In the last week, work on your own project, such as an op-shop find, an upcycle-ready garment or any light-coloured natural fibre item (cotton, hemp, linen or blends). For new and returning students - those with experience can explore new techniques and develop fresh designs or personal projects. All materials and equipment supplied.
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $14 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Monday 7-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Open
Sixty something years ago, Sandra set sail for England seeking fame and fortune. London was at the centre of all that was exciting and getting a job at the BBC through sheer accident and a lot of nerve, she met and interviewed many of the big names, including Muhammad Ali, Dames Maggie Smith and Joan Collins, Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, Sean Connery and Michael Jackson. She hopped into bed with John Lennon and Yoko Ono, got to know Dolly Parton and Lord Louis Mountbatten. Dame Barbara Cartland became a friend. Now back home in Perth and, in what she calls ACT III of her life, she’s written a book about it.
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $13 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Monday 7-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:15am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Front room
Status: Open (3 places remaining)
Siri is an intelligent assistant built into your iPhone that can help you complete everyday tasks using just your voice. Learn how to use Siri to make your iPhone more convenient to use.
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $14 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Thursday 10-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Open
A unique overview of the history of the WA goldfields from the perspective of European migrants, who faced many challenges including disease, racism, and complex bureaucracy both before World War I and after World War II.
Membership not required
Cost $31 Non-Members, $26 Members, $21 Concession
Date: Friday 11-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-in back room
Status: Open (2 places remaining)
Step into the timeless beauty of Japanese culture and elegance. Learn the art of kimono dressing, including the intricacy of each fold and detail, and enjoy the rare opportunity to wear authentic kimonos yourself. Junko will also share the beauty of traditional Japanese dance through a live performance before inviting everyone to join in.
Membership not required
Cost $8 Non-Members, $5 Members, $5 Concession
Date: Sunday 13-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 5:00pm for Single session
Status: Open (1 place remaining)
Spend your Sunday evening enjoying live music at Fire in Your Belly, one of Fremantle’s best-kept secrets. An intimate venue with a relaxed atmosphere and a rotating lineup of talented musicians - from blues and bluegrass to jazz or 60s rock. Drinks and food are available to purchase (at own cost), and dancing is welcome should the music move you. Venue is Fire In Your belly, 5/95 Queen Victoria Street, Fremantle.
Book by 27 August
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $14 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Thursday 17-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Status: Open
Discover the important contribution European migrants made to WA’s timber and tobacco industries and hear about the varied experiences and challenges they encountered along the way.
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $14 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Monday 21-Sep-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Open
The current Causeway bridges linking Victoria Park to the Perth CBD opened in 1952. Their construction was shaped by the history and development of the Burswood peninsula, dating back to pre-European settlement. This talk briefly explores that history and takes a unique look at the building of the bridges through rare photographs of their construction.