Discover the vibrant hub of Fremantle at Fremantle Markets, renowned for its diverse offerings and local charm. A favorite among locals and tourists, it stands as Western Australia's premier market, showcasing independent wares and fresh produce. Immerse yourself in a lively atmosphere, celebrating the best of Fremantle's culture and creativity.

Visit the gallery to view Glen Cowans' photography of marine images inspired by the waters of Western Australia and oceans around the world. His subjects are the seascapes within and the breathlessly beautiful life forms that live there. Cowans' images allow us to contemplate the wondrous life of the oceans. His lens is our microscope, exposing colour and species with a complexity and sculptural form not normally visible to the naked eye.

"Award winning , unique music and art experiences in a magnificent 19th century limestone building on Bathers Beach." Kidogo Arthouse holds a multitude of unique experiences and events all year round, including exhibitions, concerts and live music festivals. It is also a popular venue to host weddings and private functions due to its ideal location and sheer grandeur of the building.The space is often transformed to adapt the look and feel of the season’s events, adding variety to the existing atmosphere of the building. The venue has long been a favourite amongst local artists and is on its way becoming an icon of the WA music scene, with an increasing number of coveted international and local musicians performing at the gallery.

Discover the richness of Australian Aboriginal art and culture. Japingka Gallery specialises in contemporary Aboriginal Art, bringing the best of regional styles and leading artists into one gallery in Perth, Western Australia. Choose from over 3000 paintings, located in our heritage 1890s warehouse building in Fremantle. Or visit our exhibitions and artists galleries online.

At Zinongo Gallery, Njalikwa Chongwe exhibits a wide range of handmade ceramics. The gallery is located in a traditional corner shop, set high on the Beaconsfield Ridge, overlooking the Indian Ocean with views to Rottnest Island. The gallery hosts a ceramic studio where Njalikwa makes and fires a wide range of low fired Raku and high fired Stoneware ceramic pieces.