Massive weekend line-up for Bunbury
1. Aqua Spectacular
There will be no shortage of events as part of the annual Aqua Spectacular.
Bunbury will be a hub of activity all long weekend with events including the Barrett Swim-Thru, a Dolphin Discovery Centre open day, Koombana Bay Sailing Club regatta and dragon boat racing under the stars.
More details about what is happening can be found at www.aquaspectacular.com.au
2.Krikke Boys Shootout
The highlight of the QUIT Bunbury Speedway calendar takes place over the weekend.
Now in its 18th year, the Krikke Boys Shootout is certain to attract another big crowd.
Qualifying begins at 5pm and racing starts at 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Be there to see the champion crowned.
Kirkke Boys Shootout takes place on Saturday and Sunday
3. The Smith Street Band
Melbourne rockers The Smith Street Band will be in Bunbury as part of their extensive Get High, See Everyone national tour.
Thursday's show at the Prince of Wales Hotel will showcase the band's third album _Throw Me in the River _.
Tickets to see the four-piece band are available from thesmithstreetband.com or on the door if available.
Smith Street Band hit the Prince of Wales hotel tomorrow night
4. Out of the Box + Into the Cube
Out of the Box + Into the Cube is back at the Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre on Friday night featuring electric pop duo Sun City and support band Antonio Paul.
DJ Ndorse will be spinning tunes in the Sky Bar, Bianco's Gourmet Pizza Cafe will be available to buy on the night, and the bar will be serving a selection of drinks including the centre's Sky Bar jam-jar cocktails.
In between sets punters can play some retro arcade games or challenge their mates to ping pong.
Tickets are $25 online at www.bunburyentertainment.com or at the door if available.
Sun City
5. Multicultural night
The Bunbury Multicultural Group is holding a night of international entertainment at the Graham Bricknell Memorial Music Shell on Saturday night.
Spanish flamenco dancing, Chinese folk songs and the didgeridoo will be among the diverse range of cultural performances being showcased.
International food will be available to add to the night.
Bring a picnic blanket and settle in from 6pm for a night of free family entertainment.
Residents are encouraged to fly their national flags at the Multicultural Night on Saturday
6. Youth Alive
Young people in Bunbury can look forward to six hours of fun and inspiration on Saturday.
Youth Alive WA are bringing one of their hugely successful Groundswell events to DreamBuilders Church.
The event will include an afternoon festival with music, food, inflatables and more, followed by a live concert and an inspirational talk.
More information at www.youthalivewa.com .
7. Exotic Marigold Hotel
In a follow up to 2012's popular The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Sonny's hotel has taken off and has only a single remaining vacancy, meaning he must expand.
The main character (played by Dev Patel) has his eye on a property for expansion of the empire.
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel opens at Grand Cinemas Bunbury on Thursday.
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel opens this week at Grand Cinemas
8. Ill Starred Captain
Described as one of Australia's hardest working independent bands, Ill Starred Captain is a unique two-piece act.
Playing a diverse range of styles from acoustic folk to rock 'n' roll, the band is now based in Western Australia.
The band, now in its 15th year together, will showcase its sounds at the Prince of Wales Hotel on Friday night.
Ill Starred Captain play the Prince of Wales on Friday night
9. Dalyellup movie
Dalyellup Lions Club will present a free screening of The Lego Movie on Saturday night.
The movie will begin at 7.30pm at Dalyellup's Central Lakes Park.
Dalyellup residents are encouraged to walk due to limited parking and also to bring a chair, cushion or blanket.
Refreshments will be available to purchase.
Lego Movie will show at Dalyellup
10. Dolphin Inspiration
The South West's iconic dolphins are the inspiration for a new exhibition at Bunbury Regional Art Galleries.
South West artists have looked at how dolphins can be interpreted as emblems, mythological creatures or in a physical sense.
This is a short-term exhibition run to coincide with the Aqua Spectacular. It starts at 6pm on Saturday and runs until March 15.
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