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Bear West 2011 ‘BEAR II BEAR', March 24th – 27th

Bears Perth is proud to announce the launch of our 2nd annual Bear West festival BEAR II BEAR. With three new events, this year’s festival is certain to be a fun filled weekend of fur and relaxation, and includes the competition to crown our first Mr. West Oz Bear.

The festival starts 7pm Thursday March 24 with our Meet & Greet Registration Night at the Universal Terrace Bar. Other events include our Fur Ball Underbear Party at Loton Park; Peter’s 4B’s (optional) at the Barrack St. Jetty; Mr. West Oz Bear at Connections Night Club and our Sizzling Bear Pool Party BBQ to round up the weekend.

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Thanks in advance to all our sponsors: Travelworld Inglewood; Connections Night Club; Eagle Leather Melbourne; Reno Furfaro; de’ Vine Cellars Inglewood; All Seasons Hotel Perth and Budget Kitchen Bathroom and Tiles in Malaga.

Travelworld is also providing the return trip to Melbourne for the winner of Mr. West Oz Bear to represent Perth in the Mr. Australasia Bear competition at SH 2011 in June.

For all our visitors and local guys alike, All Seasons Hotel have an exclusive Bear West room rate for the festival. The hotel is walking distance from the local sauna and most of the events. A superior room with continental breakfast included is just $129/night, a saving of more than 30%. email: h6394-re01@accor.com or call (08) 9328 000. Quote that you are taking advantage of the Bear West 2011 Festival rates when booking.

The festival is also being proudly supported by Loton Park Tennis Club; OUTinPerth; Business Exposure & Otter Designs.

Early bird package deals are available until February 25th and applications to compete in the competition closing March 12th. For all info regarding package deals & applications, email: events@bearsperth.org or call Paul on 040 1915 191.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Hugz, Paul
President
Bears Perth Inc

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