Week commencing Monday 25th January Post by: Mix 94.5 4 January, 2010 - 11:45 AM

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• Belinda says

  Bring the kids to see Australian Magic Champion James Sleight's new show of amazing tricks on Wednesday 27 January at 11am and 1pm.

  Called Mr Jim's Other Magic Show, it will be performed at Don Russell Theatre in Murdoch Road, Thornlie.

  The show will feature Felicity the cute Angora rabbit, plenty of audience participation and a bundle of laughs. Puppet "Wally the Wizard" will be helping out Mr Jim.

  It is aimed at children aged five to 12 years. Admission is $9.50 or $7.80 for groups of 10 or more.

  Call 9493 4577 or buy online by visiting www.gosnells.wa.gov.au then click on Don Russell Performing Arts Centre then "buy tickets here"

  Posted Tuesday 5 January, 2010 9:18 AM
• Stirling Libraries says

  Celebrate our community and the telling of stories based on our local history with story-telling, dramatic re-enactments and museum tours at the Love Your Local History Telling our Stories Family Day in the Park

  The day includes:

  Telling Stories From Our Backyard
  with Authors and Historians Mike & Joy Lefroy from the National Trust.
  This session will get you thinking about how local events, people and prized objects can be used as the starting point for your story-telling.

  Turning Our Memories into Stories
  with Actors and Playwright, Jenny Davis, Agelink Theatre Company.
  She will talk about the process of
  collecting memories and writing them into a play format. With the help of actors from Agelink Theatre, excerpts of the production As Ships Pass By, which features some of
  our Stirling stories, will be performed.

  Mount Flora Museum Tour
  Join our museum curator, Tracy Willet, as she introduces you to our collection and the stories they tell.

  Tea and Scones will be available for morning tea for $3, and we suggest you bring your own picnic and enjoy the fantastic views of the Sunset Coast.

  Please pick up a brochure from our Libraries or contact us on (08) 9345 8590 for more information. The event is free for the whole family!

  http://www.stirling.wa.gov.au/home/library/Whats+On/Whats+On.htm

  Posted Tuesday 5 January, 2010 10:36 AM
• City of Bayswater says

  Mark Sunday, January 31, in your diaries - and head to Bayswater Waves for its annual Family Fun Day from midday to 4pm.

  Regarded as Perth's premier indoor aquatic playground, it's a chance to enjoy pony rides, a giant slide, bouncy castle, monster ball, pool inflatables and a bucking bull among the many regular attractions, such as WA's only wave pool and six heated swimming pools.

  Live entertainment will come from The Lulus Show at 2pm, a fun-filled interactive learning experience developed by a team of theatre and early childhood specialists using catchy songs, groovy dance moves, larger-than-life puppets and interaction with the audience.

  The show embraces themes including empowerment through learning, the need for compassion, sun safety, tolerance, taking care of the environment, sharing, manners, and the importance of exercise and a healthy diet.

  Old MacDonald's Travelling Farm will also be on hand, allowing children to get first-hand knowledge of baby farm animals as they hand-feed, bottle-feed and groom them.

  Bayswater Waves is on the corner of Broun Avenue and Priestley Street, Embleton. For more information, call 9276 6538.

  http://www.bayswater.wa.gov.au

  Posted Monday 11 January, 2010 9:55 AM
• Tania Dodd says

  "Exposure 2010 Youth Festival"
  Cambridge Youth Services along with Cambridge Youth Advisory Council are hosting Exposure '10 Saturday 30th Jan at the City Beach foreshore from 1 - 6pm.

  Headlining this years event are electro-pop rockers, Boys Boys Boys!, other artisist set to hit the stage include, WAMI-nominated Margan Bain, Morning People, Jacob Diamond, hip hop act Rhapcity and The China Blue Experiment.

  Exposure 2010 will also feature competitions, giveaways, a Mechanical Tug-o-War Bungee to test your skills on and a dunk tank for some good old fashioned water fun. Punters can enter a competition to win a goodie bag filled with vouchers, movie tickets and other prizes.

  The event is alcohol, smoke and other drug free and the area around the stage will be managed by Town of Cambridge staff with the support of security personnel.

  Sponsored by the Town of Cambridge and Lotterywest.

  http://www.myspace.com/cambridgeyac

  Posted Thursday 21 January, 2010 5:27 PM