Freo 2029 is a bold visionary plan designed to ‘unlock the potential of Fremantle as a vibrant and sustainable centre’.
Arising from a community consultation process it aims to link and reinvigorate the various precincts of the port city. But what are the implications for the city’s sometimes vulnerable heritage places? Is there recognition of and support for intangible heritage vital to an ongoing sense of place and sustaining connections to a time before European settlement?
In this presentation, Mayor Brad Pettitt will outline his vision for the City of Fremantle and the place of heritage within it.
Join us at the City of Fremantle Library on Tuesday 23 April at 6PM followed by a light supper.
This meeting is part of the National Trust’s Australian Heritage Festival.
Image LH000543 Courtesy Fremantle History Centre.
Fremantle History Society 