The football is back, music festivals are coming to town, public holidays are a plenty and Fremantle will celebrate the change of season with an ice-skating rink!
Here is a guide to some of the biggest and best events on offer this season – a great guide to knowing where and when to jump on the road!
Cultural Events
Leederville Block Party – 16th April, Oxford Street Leederville
Anzac Day Services – 25th April, events held across the city
WA Day Festival – 5th & 6th June, Elizabeth Quay
Fremantle Winter Festival – 24th June to 17th July, Esplanade Park
Music Festivals & Concerts
The Lumineers – 22nd April, Metro City
Green Day – 30th April, Perth Arena
Milky Chance – 10th May, Metro City
The Wombats – 11th May, Metro City
Groovin the Moo – 13th May, Hay Park
Peking Duck – 19th May, Metro City
Bliss n Eso – 4th June, Metro City
State of the Art – 5th June, Elizabeth Quay
The Smith Street Band – 9th June, Metro City
Sport in the City
West Coast vs Sydney Swans – 13th April
Fremantle vs North Melbourne – 22nd April
West Coast vs Fremantle – 29th April
Fremantle vs Essendon – 7th May
West Coast vs Western Bulldogs – 12th May
Fremantle vs Carlton – 21st May
West Coast vs GWS Giants – 28th May
Fremantle vs Collingwood – 4th June
West Coast vs Geelong – 15th June
West Coast vs Melbourne – 24th June
Perth Glory vs Melbourne City – 16th April
Western Force vs Chiefs – 22nd April
Western Force vs Lions – 29th April
Western Force vs Highlanders – 20th May
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Melbourne Storm – 21st May
Western Force vs Hurricanes – 3rd June
West Coast Fever vs Giants Netball – 30th April, HBF Stadium
West Coast Fever vs Magpies Netball – 20th May, Perth Arena
West Coast Fever vs Melbourne Vixens – 27th May, Perth Arena
Events can present increased challenges for both drop offs and pickups, so it is important to keep a few things in mind to ensure everyone is safe and happy!
- Keep an eye out for designated drop off areas at larger events
- Make sure you pull over only where it is safe and legal to do so
- Let the riders know that the trip may take a little longer than usual due to traffic and potential road closures
- Pay extra attention to pedestrians and other traffic as the areas are likely to be busy with event goers
- Riders will be extra appreciative after a long day or night at the event if you have your car stocked with mints and water
- Most of all try and ask the rider about the event! It is a great way to start up a conversation and can create an awesome trip experience for you both – you may even be convinced to purchase tickets yourself!
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