The Fremantle Story website has a full list of all the events and today is the last day to get in on the action. With everything from an 'Instameet' to Japanese Origami and Circus Acts, there is definitely something for everyone, young and old. An impressive line up of both local and international performers creates a multi-cultural buzz for this meeting of talent from around the globe.
the train station and always a taste sensation, we fuelled up on a sizeable brunch whilst my 8 year old nephew burnt off some energy on one of the many inflatable fun-fests over the road.
A short cycle onwards to the Esplanade and we stopped to watch 'Nagoya omotenashi busho-tai'. I have no idea what that means but some Take-That-esque dance routines and Samurai swords certainly had the audience transfixed. Here's a little clip..
Next stop was the Cappuccino Strip for Charlie Caper (Sweden), who's magic show was almost impossible to watch due to his captive audience.
A trip to Freo is never complete without a wander around the Markets, but I'll cover that in a later post. All in all a cracker event and well worth a visit!
You can download the program here >> or check out their Facebook page for more photos.
Oh and Happy Easter!!
Pssst!! What's on in Fremantle has a facebook page now too. See you there!
