Larry’s Charcoal Chicken
From Sesh Mafia, the team behind Subiaco’s Shui and underground CBD join Papi Katsu, comes this new charcoal chicken joint. In addition to its signature chook there will be plenty of delicious accompaniments including flavour-packed salads, house-made dips and crispy spiced lamb. Extra care has been poured into the cocktail menu too, with ingredients including cardamom, rose water and preserved lemon making their way into drops. More information and bookings for the Subi restaurant at larryscharcoalchicken.com.
Tsu Lange Yor x Gentle Habits
The name of this new collab between Troye Sivan’s fragrance brand Tsu Lange Yor and self-care business Gentle Habits is one many West Australians know well. Called Yallingup, the incense and its holder were inspired by both Sivan’s and Gentle Habits founder Sophie Marshall’s childhood summers on the stretch of coast in the South West. The scent is described as warm and smoky, capturing the stillness of the afternoon between sun and sea. The products are available on tsulangeyor.au and mecca.com.
Liv Eat
If you’ve been on the lookout for something healthy, quick and delicious, this new Leederville restaurant might help fill that craving. Opening on October 8, there will be something for every taste, from burrito bowls to burgers, wraps and smoothies. Find it in the old Cranked Coffee site on Oxford Street.
Spookiaco
The streets of Subiaco will transform for three days with spooky events and experiences as part of its Halloween celebrations, Spookiaco. Promising something for all ages, at the heart of events will be Monsters Can’t Fly: a colourful new installation by Perth-raised artist Matthew Aberline. There will also be the Fright Night markets, and haunted walking tours. For more information go to seesubiaco.com.au.
Nik West
Performer and bassist Nik West, who has performed alongside the likes of Prince, Quincy Jones and Santana, is joining the impressive line-up for the Perth International Jazz Festival. With performers also including Grammy winner Dee Dee Bridgewater, Rebirth Brass Band and jazz supergroup AZIZA, the program runs from October 22 to November 1 in unexpected spaces, clubs and theatres. For information and tickets, see perthjazzfest.com.
Circularity
This latest exhibition from Perth interdisciplinary artist Caroline Christie-Coxon brings together three decades of practice and skill to explore how we understand material, landscape, each other and the systems around us. Across the paintings, Christie-Coxon uses techniques of evaporation, pressure, drying and time to encourage the surfaces to shift, rupture and fracture. It will be available to view at Kamile Gallery from October 29 to December 5.
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