Singers, dancers, jugglers, magicians and more are needed to perform at the annual Splashfest on 10 March.

Presented by the City of Nedlands at Swanbourne Reserve, Splashfest is a afternoon of free, water-filled family fun with slides, rides, games, stalls and other activities, embracing WA’s extended summer climate.

A chillout marquee is also on hand for people to take a break from the wet’n’wild fun to sit, relax and enjoy the cavalcade of entertainment on offer.

Nedlands Mayor Max Hipkins said the marquee was a great opportunity for people to showcase their performing abilities, no matter what their talent.

“Splashfest is always popular with youth, children and families, creating a dynamic hub of music, recreation, performance and community,” he said.

“There are plenty of talented people out there and we’re offering a platform for them to share what they’ve got with a wider audience, making Splashfest a prime opportunity for up-and-coming performers.

“Splashfest continues to be a celebration like no other and we’re keen for people to join in with whatever entertainment they have to offer, helping to kick along the summer vibe.

“It’s always a fun day in the sun and the City of Nedlands wants to add to the atmosphere by providing a diverse and eclectic range of performers to watch and listen to, so people can chill at the same time.”

To find out more, contact City of Nedlands Community Development Officer (Youth and Children) Chris Cottle on 9273 3500 or council@nedlands.wa.gov.au. Closing date for expressions of interest is 31 January.