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18 June 2022 | 5 min read | venue: Dyoondalup Point Walter Reserve | cost: FREE | website: https://www.melvillecity.com.au/things-to-do/events/whats-on/melville-midwinter | address: Honour Ave, Bicton, Perth
published: 10 Jun 2022
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The cool waters of Dyoondalup Point Walter are calling City of Melville residents and the wider community to embrace the changing seasons and take part in Melville Midwinter, the City's annual artistic celebration of the midwinter solstice.
Inspired by the notion of illuminating the darkness and nurturing new life, this year's event will encourage the community to pause, stop and begin again, creating space for reflection and the emergence of new inspiration, culminating in an icy swim from jetty to foreshore.
As the celebrations unfold, the landmark location will come alive with a series of song, dance, visual art and spoken word performances throughout the evening, with audiences traversing their way through the lantern-lit path beneath the stars.
The leading musical line-up will feature nationally renowned Fremantle based musician, David Hyams, along with some of WA's most talented artists, with the inclusion of new work from poet Nandi Chinna for the evening's finale.
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The cool waters of Dyoondalup Point Walter are calling City of Melville residents and the wider community to embrace the changing seasons and take part in Melville Midwinter, the City's annual artistic celebration of the midwinter solstice.
Inspired by the notion of illuminating the darkness and nurturing new life, this year's event will encourage the community to pause, stop and begin again, creating space for reflection and the emergence of new inspiration, culminating in an icy swim from jetty to foreshore.
As the celebrations unfold, the landmark location will come alive with a series of song, dance, visual art and spoken word performances throughout the evening, with audiences traversing their way through the lantern-lit path beneath the stars.
The leading musical line-up will feature nationally renowned Fremantle based musician, David Hyams, along with some of WA's most talented artists, with the inclusion of new work from poet Nandi Chinna for the evening's finale.
See new events on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxqKJcD5y33GNFEcVDXxjsw/video
Go see Melville Midwinter 2022.
Melville Midwinter 2022 is on 18 June 2022. The opening hours are: 5:00pm - 8:00pm. Conveniently located in Perth. Call 08 9364 0666 for details. Visit their website at https://www.melvillecity.com.au/things-to-do/events/whats-on/melville-midwinter.
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Event Details
what: Melville Midwinter 2022
when: 18 June 2022
start time/end time: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
venue: Dyoondalup Point Walter Reserve
phone: 08 9364 0666
city/suburb: Perth WA
address: Honour Ave, Bicton, Perth
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