The Liberty Theatre has been lying dormant for the last twenty-something years, but it’s about to get a much needed breath of life.
From November 17 to December 10, Liberty Alive will see the iconic forgotten theatre light up with a stunning program of live music, art, local food, craft beer, fun, and festivities for one time and one time only.
The music and laneway festival is a collab between Otherside Brewing Co and Crafted Events, and will run from 5pm until late every Thursday to Saturday.
Catch so hot right now local acts like Methyl Ethel’s Precent I, Jaguar Jonze, BAD//DREEMS, Adrian Dzvuke, Alter Boy, Project Bexx, Siobhan Cotchin, the WA Badass Gospel Choir and many more.
Three rocking spaces full of character
Festival goers will be able to explore and revel in three distinct spaces: Liberty Theatre, Liberty Laneway, and Liberty Lounge.
Liberty Theatre is where all the musical magic will happen, with a massive line-up of talent hitting the stage every week – and tickets are now on sale via Moshtix.
Liberty Laneway will sit at the rear of the venue and feature a dazzling blend of bars serving up Otherside brews and local wine, cider or cocktails, mouthwatering food from local trucks, an eye-catching display of unique street art, family-friendly enetertainment and DJs on deck providing the tunes. Best part? It’s totally free and open to everyone – doggos included!
Liberty Lounge is an exclusive zone beneath the theatre section, revived as a chilled out lounge, retail and exhibition space available for private use throughout the month. Corporate functions, private events, parties, or an exclusive chill zone – Liberty Lounge is a
unique underground city reprieve.
LIBERTY ALIVE
- When: 17 November – 10 December every Thursday to Saturday
- Times: Liberty Lane – 5pm to Late, Liberty Theatre – 7pm – 10pm
- Where: Murray Street Mall @ Barrack Street, Perth
- Tickets: Entry to Liberty Laneway is free to the general public. Tickets for the live shows can be purchased HERE
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