9:30am

10:00am

Wadumbah Aboriginal Dance Group

The Wadumbah Dance Group have achieved the status of being one of the premier Indigenous dance groups in Australia.

They have been doing concerts and presentations for over 12 years through-out the State of WA and invited to perform in many countries world wide on many occasions.  They have been to places like Germany, Italy, Los Angeles, San Francisco, the island paradise of Mauritius, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia and now China to name a few.

All Day

Small Dogs Activities Group

Demo includes obstacle course, fetch it, tunnels, lure races, kids activities, grass exercise. 

All Day

Come along to the FESA Marquee located towards on the Main Oval near the food court for a range of interesting and informative static displays and community safety messages from the Fire and Emergency Services Authority.

The City of Armadale will be offering information about burning alternatives, prohibited burning periods, firebreaks and other items important to residents of this area.

More information on the FESA displays is available on the FESA Displays page.

10:30am

Armadale Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service will demonstrate their skills at a simulated LPG Gas Plant fire.  See the Fire-fighters work together as a team to "bend the gas flame" using fire hoses while turning off the main gas valve.

11:00am

1:00pm

Armadale Career Fire and Rescue Service will demonstrate their skills at a simulated traffic accident near the FESA Marquee.  Crews will be demonstrating the use of various pieces of specialised rescue equipment carried on their appliances, including the "JAWS OF LIFE".

1:30pm

2pm to 6pm

State Log Chop 

Proudly supported by the following local companies:

• Grayson’s Concrete Services – Underhand (Open Event)
• Armadale Mower World – Standing Block (Open Event)
• Forrest Road Fresh – Underhand Championship
• Forrest Road Fresh – Tree Event (2 Boards)
• Kelmscott Agricultural Society – Underhand (Boys 16 years and under)
• Roleystone Earthmoving – Underhand (Novices only)
• Clark Rubber – ‘B’ Grade Hard Hitting
• Gosnells Scooter & Mobility World – Standing Block (2 competitor)
• Auscon Metals – Crosscut Sawing

3:00pm

Roleystone Volunteer Fire Service will demonstrate their skills at a simulated LPG Gas Plant fire.  See the Fire-fighters work together as a team to "bend the gas flame" using fire hoses while turning off the main gas valve.

3:00pm

5:00pm

Armadale Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service will demonstrate their skills at a simulated traffic accident near the FESA Marquee.  Crews will be demonstrating the use of various pieces of specialised rescue equipment carried on their appliances, including the "JAWS OF LIFE".

7:00pm

Roleystone Volunteer Fire Service and Armadale Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service  will demonstrate their skills at a simulated LPG Gas Plant fire.  See the Fire-fighters work together as a team to "bend the gas flame" using fire hoses while turning off the main gas valve.

9:30am to 10:00am

10:15am to 10:45am

Coastal Scottish Pipe Band (WA) at the Gazebo

2007-2009 WA State Champions Grade 3  &  2007 NZ Champions Grade 4.  Recently competed in Scotland in the World Championships.

http://www.coastalscottish.com/ 

11:00am to 11:30am

Matt Larsen (Pisador Music Group)

Matt is a 16 year old local award winning indie pop/rock singer/songwriter who has been performing in and around WA for the last few years. He has released two EP's, the latest "Make A Difference" has just been released in August.  This follows his success last year as a nominated finalist in the Australian Songwriters Association Contest, West Australian Music Industry Song of the Year and the NAB National Songwriting Competition.

11:45am to 12:15pm

Scottish Dancers - The Scottish Highland Dance Academy

www.scottishhighlanddanceacademy.com.au

12:30pm to 1:00pm

Xavier Dance Troop

Lively entertainment from the students at Xavier Catholic Primary School

1:15pm to 1:45pm

Pioneer Village Primary School Choir

2:00pm to 2:30pm

The Joe Kings

The Joe Kings possess a dynamic, energetic and original rock/blues sound that is rapidly gaining them wide recognition in WA.

They continue to astound an ever-expanding audience with their explosive and innovative live performances displaying virtuoso musicianship and adept song writing prowess that far exceeds what is expected from such a young group whose average is under 20.

The band has recently recorded their debut EP – Calls In The Night – which has been enthusiastically received by radio and will be released nationally through MGM Distribution in early 2010.

2:45pm to 3:15pm

Peppermint Dance Company

The Peppermint Dance Co. (PDC) was established in May 2006 by Director, Nadia Schimmel.  It was created with an aim to achieve a different outlook to dancing, to make dance fresh, funky and fun again.  Most of all, the goal was to change the outlook of the dancing world; that high standards of dance can still be achieved in a fun family-like atmosphere.

PDC began holding Jazz classes on Monday nights for three age groups and within weeks, new days and classes were added to the timetable to keep up with the influx and demands of students.  PDC in 2 years has grown to over 200 students participating in a variety of over 25 classes including Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Boys only and Adults. Peppermint students now perform and entertain audiences all over the state.

The rapid growth in student numbers has proven that this fresh outlook was exactly what Perth had been looking for.

Visit http://www.peppermintdance.com.au/ for more information about this entertainment group.

3:30pm to 4:30pm

Moondog Trio - Blues Band

Moondog are a versatile bunch of musicians that have played in the Perth Hills for a number of years, doing pub, club, festival and winery gigs as well as busking for charity each month at the Kalamunda Markets.  The band plays a mixture of original songs and blues, folk and some Jazz standards. Originally a live pub band the group has taken a more acoustic approach in recent years especially in open air venues. Line up for Kelmscott will be Kevin on vocals, harmonica and guitar, Rob on Mandolin, Grant on Bass and Mike on guitar and vocals. 

Some of the band's original songs are up on www.myspace.com/kevinchennell

5:30pm till 6:00pm

Celtic Spirit on the Oval Stage

6:00pm
to
8:30pm

Band - Stone Circle

Stone Circle is all about the music… Rock Music, that is. In all its myriad forms and flavours.

Four guys, different ages, different backgrounds, different tastes but with a common purpose: Compose, record and perform the best rock music they can. A little bit old school, a little bit new school. Self taught to university educated. Not afraid to punch it hard or lay it back. No borders, no boundaries, no limits. The music comes first!

Stone Circle has brought the craft back to rock music. Classic guitar driven songs peppered with hints of prog rock and blues. Lyrics with a sense of heart and a sense of humour. Melodies that linger, hooks that catch, players that aren’t afraid to play and a vocalist who sings from the soul. All of this flavoured in that unique and indefinable way that characterizes Oz Rock.

Stone Circle’s refreshingly accessible debut album ‘385 Newcastle Street’ was produced by John Villani at Northbridge Sound Studios, Perth, Western Australia and mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound Studios in New York.

Biography from http://www.stonecircleband.com.au/

10:00am

Mass Release of Racing Pigeons by the Armadale / Kelmscott Pigeon Racing Club out the front of the Pigeon and Poultry Pavilion.

10:00am to 4:00pm

SCITECH INTERACTIVE DISPLAY & SCIENCE SHOWS

Come and view 10 interactive fun exhibits for 6 hours and 4 Science Shows.

2 One Hour Shows during the day Near the River Road Entrance

Matty Blades Sword Swallower

Another favourite from last year, Matty Blades is a favourite with kids and adults alike! He is the current Guinness World Record holder for swallowing 14 swords in a row – now that’s impressive! He is an internationally acclaimed performer and can be found performing his show weekly at Forrest Place.  Guaranteed to attract a large crowd, you have better get there early and find a good spot to view his humorous and amazing show.

All Day

The Grey Company performing during the day

 All Day

The Society for Creative Anachronism performing a dance display and a dsisplay of medieval Armoured foot combat during the day (A Medieval Recreation Group)More information can about this group can be seen at http://www.sca.org.au/abertridwr/

Various times during the day

1860 Perth Volunteer Rifle and Artillery Regiment and the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment
A living history group able to offer precise details as to the military origins of Western Australia who will put on a display including a 'period tent'.  10 members of the Regiment be be at the display and they will provide a variety of time frames from 1815 to 1890.  This will include members of the 42nd Royal Regiment through to the colinisation of 1829 and up to the Zulu wars.

They will also do a number of rifle firing sequences.

This photo is from their display at the Government House open day

12:30 to 1pm

Coastal Scottish Pipe Band (WA)

Around the top oval

4:00pm onwards around the grounds

Fit 2 Cheer - Cheerleading / Fitness Display.
This is gymnastics at its highest level possible!  The Perth Angels Stunt Squad is Perth’s premier cheerleading and fitness squad.  They are the SIX TIME National Champions and will be returning to Sydney to defend their title.  The squad also travelled to the US last year to compete in the US All Star Federation Dance and Cheer Competition to great response!  This is a rare opportunity to watch one of the best cheer squads in Perth – don’t miss out!

Our annual fireworks show is on again this year and is bigger and better then ever!  On both the Friday and Saturday nights, this is a treat for young and old alike.  Bring your family and friends, grab a picnic blanket and sit under the stars as you watch the sky light up with amazing fireworks show thanks to the generous sponsorship by Mazzega's Mitre 10 Home and Trade.  The show starts at 8:30pm on both nights

Come down to the river flats during the day on Saturday and view and purchase items from the various Arts and Crafts stalls.  They are located under the trees along the river flats.

For a listing of all craft stalls at the 2009 Kelmscott Annual Show visit the craft stall listing page.

For the kids we also have camel rides and pony rides to keep the young ones entertained while the parents show.

Come and hop on the FREE Saturday Showground Train and have a tour of the showgrounds.  This train operates until 5pm and follows a designated route around the grounds.  This is the third year that the Show has provided this free service.