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February 2010 - for immediate use
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IT’S
HOT, HOT, HOT!!!
THE
SAME POPULAR CHILLI FESTIVAL BUT RELOCATED, REBRANDED & BIGGER…
“ARALUEN’S
FREMANTLE CHILLI FESTIVAL” presented by Go for 2&5
On
the Esplanade, Fremantle – weekend of 13/14 March, 2010
It’s just weeks away… the
relocated, rebranded, bigger Chilli Festival and the excitement is building.
The popularity of this iconic
award-winning event has seen it outgrow its original home at
“The Chilli Festival event
has grown enormously in popularity since inception due to its unique character and
culture of sensational taste treats, infectious vibrant entertainment, plants,
produce, demonstrations and reputation for great value. These elements
contributed to it taking out Gold at the 2007 WA Tourism Awards (Festivals
& Events) and being a finalist in 2008 and 2009”, says Park general manager
Rod Ross.
“The move to Fremantle will
facilitate an expansion of the theme and offer visitors greater accessibility
options. The proximity of public
transport plus the day-of-entry festival pass-out will allow patrons the
opportunity to explore and experience all that this great port city offers, “
he adds.
“The Araluen Botanic Park
Foundation sees this event as an excellent fundraising and promotional
opportunity to assist its important cause at
“We have been made to feel
very welcome by the City of
Here’s an overview of what’s
on offer:
·
Over 70 stallholders offering a diverse range of chilli
plants, foods, beverages, tastings, products and information.
·
Some 75 chilli plant varieties on display
(including three of the
world’s hottest)
·
Non-stop vibrant entertainment all
weekend on the centre
stage and roving.
·
Family-friendly ‘Carnival’ atmosphere
·
Demonstration Centre operating all
weekend with Celebrity Chef, Dale Sniffen, conducting Chilli cooking
demonstrations interspersed with taste tests and other novelty segments. He’ll
be supported by contributions from media personalities, including John Colwill.
·
Non-Chilli lovers will also be well
catered for. Most stallholders also offer non-chilli or
“mild” products.
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The 2010 Araluen’s Fremantle Chilli Festival entry prices continue the
tradition of offering great value at just:
Adults $15 /
Child (5-15) $8 / Family $40 (includes 2 Adults and up
to 6 Children)
To avoid
queuing, intending visitors are encouraged to pre-book tickets by phoning 9496
1171.
Araluen’s
Fremantle Chilli Festival
is proudly sponsored by Healthway to
promote the Go for 2&5 message and is also supported by City of Fremantle, The West Australian, 720 ABC
Perth, Esplanade Hotel Group, Menu Magazine, Network Ten, Kulcha, Fishing Boat Harbour Traders Association
and many others.
Both the Festival and
Like to learn more? Simply phone 9496 1171 or visit the website – www.araluenbotanicpark.com.au