Bunbury Fringe 2018 opened with an array of events – from comedy to music – to light up the city on Friday, and closed at the weekend.
The Fringe Hub opened up the Garden with food, drink and live music before the first act of the festival, Swing Man – A Boogie Woogie Midlife Crisis, featuring comedian Damian Callinan, and “The ONE with Whiskey and Boots Theatre”.
Taiko Do WA drumming group performing at the Victoria Street Party.
The festival officially kicked off with the Opening Night Party in the garden with music late into the night.
The following day, Bunbury’s Victoria Street was awash with colour and entertainment for a street party with performers and live music lining the cafe strip.
Fiona Pearce and Doug Buchanan, of Bunbury, and their son Hamish, 1.
Japanese-style drummers Taiko Do WA could be heard up and down the street with their thumping rhythm, while energetic performances from Toxic Cheer captivated the crowd.
Stilt-walkers, balloon twisting and buskers provided fun for all ages from 3pm right through to 6pm.
Enjoy our pictures from the first two events of Bunbury Fringe 2018
The Rivers band members Rocky Mandolfy, Dark Pilgrim and Doug Boatman.Daniel “BBoy Breezi” Keith of Southwest Urban Movement brings his twists, turns and rhythem to Victoria street.
Gee Palazzese, of Bunbury, and her daughter Maya, 10.Wayne and Cathy Voak, of Dalyellup.Michael and Bronwyn Deveson, of Bunbury, and their children Charlotte, 3, and Beau, 2.Tammy Reid, Ian Rotheram, both of Bunbury, and Judy Pitcher, of Australind.Whitney Laning and Brandi Royston with her dog Chief, all of Bunbury.Jessica Dutton, of Bunbury, and Terri Shine, of Collie.Fiona and Matt Bicknell, of Leschenault, and their children Zakiya, 4, and Rylan, 2.Myra Easton and Sharon Kennedy, both of Bunbury.Bianca Robinson and Cher Wilson, both of Bunbury.Stiltwalkers Salvostor and Vinnie and the Electric Sheep brought wimsy and humour up and down the street party.
