Fremantle icons San Cisco have released new music plus everything else great this week

Sunday music

Tell the group chat you have plans this weekend, Sunday Music at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre has returned. Across 19 Sundays, the space comes alive with First Nations artists, emerging talent and local favourites including Bella Dyer & Noah Dillon on October 25, Jinan & Grace Barbe on November 1 and Oakabella Mae & Joni In The Moon on February 21. Entry is free and the series runs until March 21. More details at wfac.org.au/whats-on/post/sunday-music-company.

Etto

Local skin, body and wellness brand Etto has announced Pip Edwards as its first Force of Nature ambassador. The collaboration centres on two kits based on Pip’s own wellness and fitness protocols, and the first drop includes a dry brush, sauna hat, daily foaming skin wash and skin recovery gel. To shop the edit go to ettoaustralia.com.

San Cisco

Perth’s indie darlings San Cisco are back with a double whammy: a new single, Miles Away, and an Australian regional tour. The sugary pop bop arrives with a music video shot in 16mm by filmmaker Levi Cranston, in locations including the WHAC wheat exhibition in the CBD and Capri Restaurant in Fremantle, and is described as “being together, but alone, loving someone deeply while feeling them retreat somewhere you cannot follow”. The tour kicks off in Melbourne and wraps in Canberra, with a stop at Freo Beerfest on November 14. Fremantle tickets available at fremantle.beerfestivals.com.au.

Bar Lyla

Sonny’s in Mount Hawthorn has spent the past few years filling afternoons with shared plates and curated wines. Now, its team has opened a sibling, Bar Lyla, designed for after-hours shenanigans with a more intimate space, focused on its bar offering. There will be a small menu, including a kefir milk bun served with fermented honey, kefir butter and a selection of foraged herbs and flowers, and a drink selection of classic cocktails, eclectic spirits and interesting wines. Find Lyla at 155 Scarborough Beach Rd in Mount Hawthorn.

Nessi

It seems the Perth fashion scene has added another string to its bow with local designer Mikayla Wearne launching her own ready-to-wear fashion brand, Nessi, inspired by her late mother Vanessa. The debut collection is made in Australia in small quantities and cut from natural fibres, so it’s strong on both the sustainable and style fronts. We love to see it. Check out her designs at nessi.au.

Beyond the Horizon

COMO The Treasury’s afternoon tea is entering a new era with the introduction of a menu inspired by the coastline and landscapes of Cape Arid National Park. The celebration of local producers, seasonal ingredients and uniquely West Australian flavours is $89 per person, available Thursday to Sunday from midday to 5pm. Highlight dishes include lobster mini brioche, Wagin duck leg confit rillette with orange crostini, and heirloom tomato and La Delizia scamorza custard tart. Book at statebuildings.com.