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Fremantle Street Arts Festival swings into town

One ArmThe City of Fremantle is celebrating its bohemian spirit with the return of the annual festival reveling in the art of street performance.

The Fremantle Street Arts Festival began in 1999, showcasing local talents from surrounding areas. Now, the festival recruits international artists to brighten the streets with their exceptional talents.

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Mimes, jugglers, musicians and more will flood to the port city for this awesome celebration.

The only festival of its kind in Australia, the festival attracts thousands of people over the Easter Long Weekend to enjoy the Fremantle vibes.

Fremantle Street Arts Festival runs from Thursday 24th – Monday 28th March, all across the city.

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