The A M F would like to thank the following for their support:
Timbercorp
Great Southern Development Commission
City of Albany
The Government of Western Australia
Festival of the Sea 2009
Easter Saturday 11th April
Click here to find out more
Fun for all the family with local fruits of the sea, wines and beers, music,cooking demonstrations, exhibitions, competitions and loads of stuff for kids
Supported by:
Western Australian Fishing Industry Council
Great Southern Development Commission
City of Albany
Laminex Group
Albany Residency Museum
Southern Edge Arts
Albany Port Authority
Fishing Stories of the South Coast DVD available at Summersalt, York St. Albany $25.00
Kinjarling Cultural Pathways Strategy
Click here to download Consultants Contract: Preparation of the Kinjarling/Albany Stories
259 kb .pdf
Kinjarling Map
277 kb .pdf
The aim of this project is to research,
plan and develop a maritime cultural
interpretive pathway strategy for the
region that will link Indigenous and
European cultural sites along the shores
of Princess Royal and Oyster Harbours,
King Georges Sound and eventually other
parts of the south coast. This includes
planned cultural development projects
sites such as the Welcome Walls at the
Western Australian Museum-Albany,
unmarked Indigenous and European
cultural heritage places in and about
King Georges Sound, historic shipwrecks,
and the clearly identifiable Albany Pilot
Station and the Point King Lighthouse.
To find out more click here
Sunday Markets in the Shed
New to the Boat Shed is the establishment of a
Sunday Market, running from ten 'til one every Sunday
the market is bringing to shoppers the opportunity to buy fresh
local seafood and other produce.
To find out more about the market or be a stallholder click here.
