The City of Wanneroo’s first free event in the park attracted people from across Perth and across the age groups, who were entertained by live music, arcade games and a vintage car display.
Musicians performed hits at the March 8 event, with Shotdown from Sugardown playing rockabilly blues and the Cottontail Trio and the Supper Club playing swing and jazz.
The audience got swing dance lessons and soul band Stratosfunk closed the afternoon with their Motown hits.
Several members of the Goodfellas Hot Rod Club parked their cars on the lawn for the afternoon, including Ken Hicks from Noranda.
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READ NOW‘I started building it in 2006, and got it licensed early last year,’ Mr Hicks said of his 33 Standard 12 with a Holden body.
Yanchep couple Mark and Julie Maccrory dressed to match their 1944 Ford GPW, which did its Australian armed service in New Guinea during WWII.
For information on the City’s next free event Global Beats & Eats on Saturday, April 5, visit www.wanneroo.wa.gov.au or call 9405 5000.