VIP Auslan

DBWA Connect - Palliative Care Session 2
2023-09-27 12:30 - 16:00 (Asia/Shanghai) | The Rise, 28 Eighth Avenue, Maylands, WA, 6051, Australia
DBWA Connect will host 2 presenters from Palliative Care and have a Question and Answer session during the presentation and some one on one Question and Answer session after the presentation.
Dates: 19 July and 27 September 2023 (Wednesdays)
Times: 12:30pm to 4:00 pm
Address: The Rise, 28 Eighth Avenue, Maylands WA 6051
Session: Guest Speaker Presentation and Question and Answer session
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE
For more information contact Erika Webb – 0419918264 or erika@dbwa.org.au

Mighty Mentors School Camp
2023-09-29 - 2023-10-02
Mighty Mentors School Camp
Date: 29th September- 2nd October 2023
Time: 10:00am
Offering- 1:1 or 1:2 Support Ratio

Camp is fully inclusive of: Accommodation, Support, Activities, Transport, Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages
Lots of activities are available such as: going on a pirate cruise, the amaze miniature park and mini golf, find the Giant, BBQ at the Adventurescape playground, trying zip lining and ride in a steam train. This is a great time to make lots of new friends whilst having a great time in Mandurah !
Registrations Close: 29 August 2023

To register Click Here
*Only for Plan or Self Managed Participants*
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE

EverNow Event: Song Circle
2023-10-04 17:00 - 2023-10-08 22:00
EverNow: Song Circle
Bring the whole family along to this immersive Noongar celebration. Over five nights Song Circle will surround you with music, dance and light. Experience this stunning performance from everywhere as singers and instrumentalists perform songs in Noongar language that is reflecting on animals and environments from Perth through to the Great Southern to Esperance, as dancers respond to the music on a ring of sand surrounding the stage.
Date: Wednesday 4th- Sunday 8th October 2023
Time: 5pm-10pm

Duration: 15 minute performances
Tickets: FREE
Location: Supreme Court Gardens- Barrack Street and Riverside Drive 6000
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible

For more information: Click Here
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE

EverNow Event: Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak
2023-10-04 19:00 - 2023-10-09 23:00
EverNow: Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak
An unmissable event for everyone!
Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak returns to light up Kings Park with spectacular 3D projections telling stories of WA’s beautiful South-West and the culture that has nurtured this land for millennia. Take an unforgettable 1.4km journey through six Noongar seasons and stories of this land. Fire flickers, rain descends, plants come to life and birds and animals roam around. King Parks majestic trees will become an ever-moving canvas speaking of the splendour and diversity of Noongar Boodjar and the need to protect the land we share.
Date: Friday 6th- Monday 9th October 2023
Time: 7pm-11pm

Duration: Approx 45 minutes
FREE event
Location: Kings Park and Botanical Gardens- Fraser Avenue Kings Park 6005
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible

For more information: Click Here
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE

EverNow Event: Fire Gardens
2023-10-05 18:15 - 2023-10-08 21:15
EverNow: Fire Gardens
Fire Gardens is a wonderland of firelight, kinetic sculptures and live music created by French artistic collective Compagnie Carabosse. Candlelight flickers and cascades as you move through the gardens that come to life with thousands of firepots, candles, lanterns and wonder. Take it all in from a swinging chair, enjoy melodies and see shadows dance of the walls of Government House.
Date: Thursday 5th- Sunday 8th October 2023
Time: 6:15pm- 9:15pm

Duration: Approx 40 minutes
Tickets: FREE
Location: Government House Gardens- Entry is located via Supreme Court Gardens
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible and Vision 75

For more information: Click Here
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE

Happy Hour Comedy
2023-10-06 19:00 - 20:00
What better way to kick off the weekend and Side Splitter Comedy Festival 2023’s opening night than a hilarious comedy showcase!

Hosted by Famous Sharron and featuring some of the happiest comedians in the business: Mickey J (Suns of Fred), Matt Storer (Award winning comedian), Colin Ebsworth (Ebsworth Tonight) and Fabian Woods (Winner of deadly funny)

Happy Hour Comedy is guaranteed to put a smile on your dial.

When: Friday 6th October
Time: 7pm to 8pm
Location: Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall Community, 768 Carrington St, Hamilton Hill
Tickets: From $27.57- CLICK HERE to purchase tickets

(FEATURES AN AUSLAN INTERPRETER)

*Doors are 6.30pm and seating is on a first come first served basis.

This show is held in the Main Hall

For more information about Side Splitter Comedy Festival visit www.sidesplitter.com.au

DBWA, RAISING DEAFBLIND AWARENESS, ONE STEP AT A TIME
2023-10-14 09:30 - 15:00
Deafblind West Australians invite you to join us on Saturday 14 October at Tomato Lake Reserve for our Annual White Cane Day Sponsored Walk to raise funds for our peer support group and to celebrate International White Cane Day 2023.

What is a sponsored walk ?
A sponsored walk is a fundraising event where many people walk a set course or distance together to raise money to support their charity by collecting donations or pledges from people they know.

You can help DBWA fundraise money by asking your friends, family, neighbors and colleagues to fill in the DBWA White Cane Day Sponsored Walk Form to say they will give you money to walk around Tomato Lake.

Money can be paid the following ways:
– CASH payment
– Direct Debit payment to DBWA Bank Account
– DBWA Square Reader Tap-and-Go payment at the event
(All payment details are on the DBWA Sponsored Walk Form)

Everyone is welcome to participate in the walk with our Deafblind Community and help raise funds for DBWA.

We welcome people who are Deaf. People who are hard of hearing. People who are hearing.
People who are blind. People who are low vision.
Auslan students. Auslan Interpreters.
Communication Guides.
Support Workers.
Sighted guides.
Colleagues.
Family. Friends. Old and new.
Supporters. Volunteers.

The more people who join our walk, the more money we can raise.

You can walk a set number of steps or laps if you want or you can walk for a set amount of time. It’s up to you.

Every step you take will help raise deafblind awareness and every dollar you raise will help DBWA to continue to support our Deafblind Community in WA.

When: Saturday 14 October
Where: Tomato Lake Reserve 19-31 Oats Street Kewdale
Time: 9.30am – 3pm
Group walk kicks off at 10am followed by a (BYO) Picnic or BBQ Lunch or you can buy something yummy from the Tomato Lake Cafe.

Contact Linni if you would like a Sponsorship Form for DBWA White Cane Day Sponsored Walk or any more information about the walk.
Mobile:0400186968
Email:
linni.oliver@senses.org.au

Sponsorship Forms can also be picked up from DBWA Connect Hub.

Posted on behalf of Peter Cliff – DBWA Events Coordinator

CLICK HERE to book a CommGuide

IMAGE DESCRIPTION:
Excerpt from the Sponsorship Form that is included in the above post.

THE GALA EXTRAVAGANZA!
2023-10-14 20:30 - 22:15
Hosted by Peter Rowsthorn

The Gala Spectacular is a must see show of the festival, Hosted by Peter Rowsthorn and featuring a line-up of hilarious comedians doing their very best material such as Brodi Snook (Just for Laughs). Andrew Wolfe (Supported Jim Jefferies), Simone Springer (The Motherhood), and Jay Raymond (Fresh Comedy)

Peter Rowsthorn is a high energy, fast paced stand up comedian one minute and a measured character actor the next. A masterful MC, he has been performing his slick & blistering stand up for three decades.

Most recently, Peter has appeared regularly on “Thank God You’re Here” series 1, 2, 3 and 4, popped up on “Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation” and can currently be seen hosting the delightful “Can We Help” on the ABC on Friday nights. But Peter is probably still best known as long-suffering husband and pants-man Brett Craig on “Kath & Kim”.

When: Saturday 14th October
Time: 8:30pm to 10:15pm
Location : Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall Community, 768 Carrington St, Hamilton Hill
Tickets: From $35.88- CLICK HERE to purchase tickets

The Gala’s sell out every year, so get in early to avoid missing out!

(FEATURES AN AUSLAN INTERPRETER)

*Doors are 8pm and seating is on a first come first served basis. This show is held in the Main Hall.

For more information about Side Splitter Comedy Festival visit www.sidesplitter.com.au

DBWA Social - International White Cane Day
2023-10-15
Connect at DBWA Social events and meet others!

When: Sunday 15 October
What: International White Cane Day

Anyone is welcome, people who are – Deafblind, Blind, Deaf, Auslan students, friends, family, CommGuides, sighted guides, support workers etc.
Questions or Information please contact Kirsty via email: events@dbwa.org.au
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE

Blind Sports WA
2023-10-25 13:00 - 16:00
Blind Sports WA at 1pm on Wednesday 25 October 2023 at The Rise 28 Eighth Avenue Maylands.

https://www.blindsportswa.com.au

Come along to DBWA Connect Hub to hear about the various types of blind sports played by people who are Deafblind.

Auslan Interpreters onsite.
Afternoon tea provided.

We welcome people who are Deafblind, blind, deaf, low vision, hard of hearing, family, friends, sighted guides, communication guides, Auslan students, Auslan Interpreters, service providers.

Join us.

Mighty Mentors Mandurah 18+ Camp
2023-10-27 - 2023-10-30
Mighty Mentors Mandurah 18+ Camp
Date: 27-30 October 2023
Time: 10:00am
Offering- 1:1 or 1:2 Support Ratio

Camp is fully inclusive of: Accommodation, Support, Activities, Transport, Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages
You can enjoy a meal whilst cruising the ocean as the sun goes down, go to amaze miniature park and mini golf, find the Giant, visit an art gallery, relax by the three rivers, visit a brewing company, lunch on the Hotham Valley Steam Train and travel back to the 60’s and see the Robertson Brothers play.
Registrations Close: 27 September 2023

To register Click Here
*Only for Plan or Self Managed Participants*
To book a CommGuide to accompany you CLICK HERE

WA AUSLAN events
2023-10-28 18:30 - 23:30
When: 28th October 2023
Time: 6:30pm to Late
Where: Waterford Varsity Bar, 55/230 Manning Rd, Karawara

click that link for their attendance to counting requirements in the space zone. https://fb.me/e/3TNCrq335
or
check it out of the group page for WAAE on the link is https://www.facebook.com/groups/449805793389499

The Confessional/ R18+
2023-10-29 07:00 - 20:00
Anonymously write down your deepest confession and put it in the confession box so Daniel and Cameron can read them out. Instead of church where you are given wine and a cracker, in Australia we forgive you with a Tim Tam and a shot of Goon.

When: 29/10/2023
Time: 7pm to 8pm
Location: Satire Tent, Faulkner Park, Progress way, Cloverdale
Get Tickets: Click Here

Cam and Dan then count to 3 and the crowd say, “We Forgive You!” You can then sit back down absolved of any guilt for the rest of your life!

Get along and be a part of an interactive experience that you’ll never forget.

This show is Auslan interpreted.

Daniel Delby: The Confessional is rated R18+

Deaf Community Markets
2023-10-29 10:00 - 15:00
Deaf Community Markets are back again this year!!

Come and join us on Sunday 29th October 2023. Bring your family, friends, and colleagues. Everyone is welcome.

When: Sunday 29th October 2023
Where: Shenton College. 227 Stubbs Terrace
Time: 10am – 3pm
Cost: FREE ENTRY (bring money to buy food and items throughout the day).
What’s on during the day: Stalls, Activities, Food and more!

Visit our website: https://deafmarkets.waad.org.au/
Email: deafmarkets@waad.org.au
Email us if you are interested in hosting a stall.

This event is organised by Deaf Community Markets, sub-committee of The Western Australian Association of the Deaf.

Whose Rhyme?
2023-10-29 17:00 - 18:00
An absolute smash hit at last year’s Imaginarium, Whose Rhyme? is back!
With your inspiration as the driving force, freestyle rap virtuoso Macshane and comedic genius Delby will weave mesmerising freestyle rap and side-splitting improvisation using your topics, creating a whirlwind of hilarity, wit, and sheer brilliance.
Their lightning-fast train of thought will have you laughing, crying, and desperately trying to keep up!
When: 29/10/2023
Time: 5pm to 6pm
Where: The Glasshouse, 215 Wright St, Cloverdale
So, buckle up and get ready for a rollercoaster ride of entertainment that will leave you in stitches, all while asking yourself the burning question: Whose Rhyme is it anyway?
No tickets are required for this free show.
This is an Auslan Interpreted Event
Whose Rhyme? is rated M

FIRST LIGHTS – KOORANUP
2023-11-03 19:00 - 21:00
3/11/2023
7pm to 9pm
Bathers Beach, Fremantle

“Kooranup, is the place beyond the horizon and past Moombaki, where the water meets the sky. It is the heavenly shore located in the far west. Our spirits final resting place in the Noongar Nyitting (Dreaming)”. – Ilona McGuire

The Fremantle Biennale’s acclaimed drone light and sound experience, First Lights, returns in 2023 with Kooranup, a sequel to the stories shared through Moombaki in 2021. This epic spectacle of light, movement and sound will again transform the night sky with 160 drones taking flight over the stage of the bilya (river) and wardan (ocean).

On this first weekend, as the saltwater laps at the shores of Bathers Beach, Tyrown Waigana will bring to life a witty reflection of an ancient story of ancestral beings and an epic battle that shaped our coastline.

This will be an Auslan Interpreter event- Bather’s Beach, Fremantle

Click here for learn more

Click here for the Facebook event page

Renting with Confidence Workshops
2023-11-08 12:30 - 16:00
Renting with Confidence Workshops by
Shelter WA at DBWA Connect

Wednesday 8th November 2023
12:30 to4 pm
The Rise
28 Eighth Avenue
Maylands 6051

This event is open to people who are blind, low vision, deaf, hard of hearing, Deafblind or other disabilities.
Also welcome are family, friends, communication guides, sighted guides, support workers, Auslan students, Auslan Interpreters.

RSVP: https://facebook.com/events/s/renting-with-confidence-worksh/1289956518327270/

What these workshops cover?

Understanding your rights
• Enjoying your home
• Repairs and maintenance
• Making changes to your home

Helpful tips
• For rent inspections
• If you’re behind in your rent payments

Making you welcome
• Auslan Interpreters onsite
• Afternoon tea provided free
• Come along with your family, a friend or communications/sighted guide or support workers
• Anything else you need to be comfortable in the workshop

https://www.shelterwa.org.au/…/renting-with-confidence…/

AQUEOUS ARCHIVES
2023-11-11 16:00 - 17:30
11/11/2023
4pm
Er Pavillion (J Shed, Fremantle)
Auslan Interpreted event.
As the Port’s precinct undergoes rapid change, Aqueous Archives asks that we listen to the stories, history and knowledge that exists beneath colonial narratives.
Part alternative policy or radical map to another future, Aqueous Archives is an immersive publication moving between public installation and printed book form. The project brings together a collection of materials, ideas and narratives centring the Fremantle Port, both in its contemporary state and as a place of historical passage connecting diasporic communities to Walyalup via the Indian Ocean. Created by writers Timmah Ball and Kate Jama alongside collaborators, this project illuminates the narratives that government architecture and museums often neglect.
Through storytelling, archival activism, poetry, speculative fiction, text and paste ups, Aqueous Archives presents a counter narrative, archiving stories and futurism absent from institutions. Shedding light on un-recorded stories it asks us to consider new methods to the current government mechanisms which make decisions about the Port, land development, the ocean and migration.
With writing contributions from: Maria Osman, Haweya Ismail and Kathryn Gledhill-Tucker
Click here for more information and to book your spot.

FIRST LIGHTS – KOORANUP
2023-11-11 19:00 - 21:00
11/11/2023
7pm to 9pm
Attadale Reserve Foreshore
“Kooranup, is the place beyond the horizon and past Moombaki, where the water meets the sky. It is the heavenly shore located in the far west. Our spirits final resting place in the Noongar Nyitting (Dreaming)”. – Ilona McGuire
The Fremantle Biennale’s acclaimed drone light and sound experience, First Lights, returns in 2023 with Kooranup, a sequel to the stories shared through Moombaki in 2021. This epic spectacle of light, movement and sound will again transform the night sky with 160 drones taking flight over the stage of the bilya (river) and wardan (ocean).
On the expansive grounds at the river edge, Yabini Kickett’s offering calls us to attention within the natural landscape; from the echoing sounds of wind in the sheoaks to chirping frogs of the bilya (river), this is a story of kinship, interconnectedness and transformation.
Click here below for more information

SO ONCE YOU WERE HERE THEY HAD YOU
2023-11-12 19:00 - 20:30
12/11/2023
7pm to 8:30pm
Bathers Beach, Fremantle (Meeting point: Boardwalk in front of bathers beach)
Auslan Interpreted Event.
Close to the submerged remnants of the Fremantle Long Jetty, an immersive re-telling of arrival and separation will unfold.
So once you were here they had you is an experiential audio-visual poem to the 50 young cotton-weaver women who arrived on the shores of Walyalup, journeying by ship from Lancashire over 110 days and nights in 1863. Created by electronic music composer Rebecca Riggs-Bennett and video artist Elham Eshraghian-Haakansson, this work takes place across Bathers Beach, re-tracing the steps of the women and the many others of the “Bride Ship” era.
So once you were here they had you is a reflective honouring of the time swept experiences of these women. Cross with us into an immersive, at times ghostly, real and imagined narrative of migration, loss and departure.
Click here for more information and to book your ticket

Lotterywest City of Light show
2023-11-18 17:00 - 21:00
18th & 19th November
5pm to 9pm
Elizabeth Quay
Auslan Interpreted Event.
Wheelchair access
The City of Light Show series kicks off with a unique light-themed experience on the water from 5pm at Elizabeth Quay on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 November.
Embark on a journey from 5pm with The Light Within atop a floating stage within the Elizabeth Quay inlet. Get ready to be inspired by the magical storytelling of MC Luminous as he chronicles the story of light through dance, music and magic!
You will also find plenty of on land activities to keep the whole family entertained. The kids can join in on the roving entertainment, giant bubble zone, hula hoop workshop, or take a ride on the Storm and Teacup before cooling off in the BHP Water Park. There will also be a sideshow alley where you can purchase tickets and test your skills at laughing clowns or the rabbit shooting gallery.
Plenty of food trucks and eateries surround Elizabeth Quay with ample seating provided at.
Click here for more information.

FIRST LIGHTS – KOORANUP
2023-11-18 17:00 - 21:30
18/11/2023
5pm to 9:30pm
Army Jetty, Rottnest Island
Auslan Interpreted Event.
“Kooranup, is the place beyond the horizon and past Moombaki, where the water meets the sky. It is the heavenly shore located in the far west. Our spirits final resting place in the Noongar Nyitting (Dreaming)”. – Ilona McGuire
The Fremantle Biennale’s acclaimed drone light and sound experience, First Lights, returns in 2023 with Kooranup, a sequel to the stories shared through Moombaki in 2021. This epic spectacle of light, movement and sound will again transform the night sky with 160 drones taking flight over the stage of the bilya (river) and wardan (ocean).
Pioneering new technology and artistic practices to share ancient knowledge, Koornaup will reveal the first stories of place across three weekends and three locations. Revealed will be a series of connected stories by artists Yabini Kickett, Cass Lynch, Tyrown Waigana, and Ilona McGuire, guided by Whadjuk Nyoongar Traditional Owners.
On the first weekend, as the saltwater laps at the shores of Bathers Beach, Tyrown Waigana brings to life a witty reflection of an ancient story of ancestral beings and an epic battle that shaped our coastline.
On the expansive grounds at the river edge, Yabini Kickett’s offering calls us to attention within the natural landscape; from the echoing sounds of wind in the sheoaks to chirping frogs of the bilya (river), this is a story of kinship, interconnectedness and transformation.
The last chapter will unfold across the ocean, on Wadjemup (Rottnest Island), with a collective offering, led by Ilona McGuire and writer Cass Lynch. This closing chapter offers a space for deep contemplation across land and water, weaving together the many stories across time, both beautiful and heartbreaking, that are held by the island.
Come, sit by the water, share in the ancient and living stories of Kooranup.
Click here below for more information.

WHEN THE POEMS DO WHAT THEY DO
2023-11-18 19:00 - 23:00
18/11/2023
7pm to 11pm
Fremantle Passenger Terminal
Auslan Interpreted Event.
The Fremantle Biennale are excited to announce acclaimed surrealist blues poet and community organiser aja monet will premiere her debut album when the poems do what they do in a one-night only event in Fremantle this coming November.
New York born and raised, aja’s debut album offers a glimpse into her indefatigable commitment to speak. These aren’t poems for poets, but poems for everyone.
aja’s premiere in Australia will see her joined by some of WA’s best musicians, with her unique storytelling, centring Black resistance, love and the inexhaustible quest for joy, expanded with music. Songs reminiscent of jazz club virtuosity and melee, come together with chords of healing and prayer, in a not to be missed experience with one of the world’s most profound voices.
aja monet with the Surrealists (Jess Carlton, Djuna Lee, Talya Valenti, Michelle Smith and Harry Mitchell). With supporting performances from poet Jazz Money and The Colour Beige.
Click here for more information or to book a ticket.

Lotterywest City of Lights Show
2023-11-19 17:00 - 21:00

Exercise Physiology at DBWA Connect
2023-11-22 12:30 - 16:00
Exercise Physiology at DBWA Connect

Wednesday 22 November 2023

12:30 pm to 4 pm

The Rise, 28 Eighth Avenue
Maylands WA 6051

Matt Hunt will talk about exercise physiology:
What an exercise physiologist does, How they can help deafblind and How to access through NDIS.

Matt will also do some fun interactive exercises to check balance etc

Matt Hunt from Healthy Aspects
https://healthyaspects.com.au

Afternoon tea provided free
Auslan Interpreter onsite.

Westfield Deaf Santa
2023-12-01 - 2023-12-25
This year Westfield will have a Deaf Santa! This will be a great opportunity to take your kids, grandkids, neices, nephews, to see a Santa that knows how to sign!
Location and dates TBC.

Auslan Christmas SANTA
2023-12-01 17:30 - 20:30
This year we’re proud to continue Auslan Deaf Santa, a program offering children who use Auslan as their primary form of communication, the chance to share their Christmas wish list directly with an Auslan-fluent Deaf Santa. Developed in collaboration with Deaf Australia, the sessions will be longer and will have helpers and an interpreter on hand to facilitate.
Book your Auslan Deaf Santa experience today.

When: 1st December
Time: 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Westfield Whifords City

Online bookings are essential for Auslan photography sessions.

Click Here to book

Carol By Candlelight- Armadale
2023-12-02 17:30 - 20:00
2/12/2023
5:30pm to 8pm
Memorial Park,
Corner Orchard Avenue and Jull Street, ARMADALE

Auslan Interpreted Event.

In an annual Christmas tradition the City of Armadale invites you to join in the festive spirit of the holiday season with Carols by Candlelight. This family friendly Christmas event is bursting with community pride and celebration as it resonates the incredible community spirit we have right here in Armadale! You are invited to come and enjoy the evening in person or tune into the livestream broadcasted through the City’s Facebook Page.
The evening begins early with the Christmas Parade through Jull Street Mall. Featuring a variety of colourful characters and performances by local community groups, providing an exciting spectacle for the young and imaginative.
Follow the parade through to Memorial Park, where Santa Claus will address the audience and share some special words of wisdom with the children in the lead up to Christmas.
Collect your songbooks and LED candles with a gold coin donation, and join in the musical spectacular starting at 6.30pm with performances by local schools and community choirs, supported with live music by local musicians.
Click Here for more information.

Carols by Candlelight- Canning
2023-12-02 18:00 - 21:00
2/12/2023
6pm to 9m
Civic Amphitheatre, George Street West, Cannington
Auslan Interpreted Event.
Featuring the Canning City Brass Band, Rossmoyne Community Choir and Avenue Jazz Band along with a host of other special guests, attendees can singalong to carols and Christmas classics, amidst the magical setting of our Civic Amphitheatre and Gardens. This year’s free event will be extended to incorporate even more NEW entertainment and performances, as well as a very special twist that the audience will love! So, attendees should bring their best singing voice and join the rest of the community to celebrate the silly season. With roving entertainment, kid’s craft activities and delicious food trucks as well, this event will deliver all the festive feels and keep the kids entertained too!

Click here for the video.

DBWA Christmas party in the park
2023-12-03 11:00 - 15:00
DBWA Christmas party in the park
(family, friends and supporters are welcome)
Sunday 3 December

O. Edwards park

BYO Picnic lunch or BBQ, drinks, seat or blanket, Gift for secret Santa (up to $15)
Dress up for Christmas
11 am to 3 pm (drop in anytime)
1.O. Edwards park, Burswood Road, near Leigh Street Burswood
