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Camelot Arts Club is dedicated to enriching the cultural life of Perthβs western suburbs. Through partnerships with local artists, musicians, and filmmakers, we create dynamic spaces for the community to connect, celebrate, and experience the arts in exciting ways.
Whatβs Onβ¦
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Paint & Sip
23 October 2025
Unleash your inner artist at Camelot Arts Clubβs first-ever Paint & Sip. Whether youβre a total beginner or seasoned painter, this step-by-step guided session is all about unwinding, exploring your inner artist, and enjoying a sip (or two) of wine.
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MARCIN β The Art of Guitar World Tour
24 October 2025
For one night only, Camelot Arts Club proudly presents the Perth debut of global guitar sensation Marcin as part of his Art of Guitar World Tour. -
The Michael PignΓ©guy Quartet with Special Guest Alemay Fernandez
26 October 2025
Perth audiences are in for a rare treat as two of the Asia-Pacific's most distinguished jazz artists collaborate for their first Perth performance together.
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Bill Frisell: A Portrait β Film Screening & Artist Q&A
30 October 2025
Perth International Jazz Festival is proud to announce a special one-night-only screening of the documentary ππͺππ ππ³πͺπ΄π¦ππ: π ππ°π³π΅π³π’πͺπ΅, followed by an exclusive Q&A with legendary guitarist Bill Frisell (USA) and award-winning filmmaker Emma Franz.
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Tales From The Orient
15 November 2025
Join internationally acclaimed The Awakenings Ensemble on a musical journey from Istanbul through Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Persia and beyond. This cross-cultural collaboration weaves together Turkish, Middle Eastern, and Persian traditions with modern jazz, creating an intricate soundscape that transcends borders. -
KEDEREC
5 - 8 November 2025
Perth French Theatre presents: KEDEREC, written by Luc FΓ©lix in French with English surtitles. From November 5 β 8, Camelot Arts Club invites you to experience a trip to Brittany, where village comedy collides with political satire.
