FUNDRAISER QUIZ NIGHT

DOORS @ 6:30PM
QUIZ STARTS @ 7:00PM

Join us for a night of trivia, entertainment, competitive chaos, and fun! Everyone is welcome to flex their knowledge or best guesses.

Gather your friends and frenemies, it's time to go head-to-head in battle of wits and memory. There will be five themed rounds for you to enjoy, ranging from nostalgia to pop culture. Whether you know your history or follow the latest trends, we invite you to come along!

$$$ Prizes to be won for the highest scoring team, first to solve their table round puzzle, as well as a 50-50 raffle pool to try your luck at winning. Fear not, you don't need to be a film buff or genius to succeed - the lowest score will also receive special recognition.

NEED TO KNOW:
When? 7PM. September 18th. 2026.
Where? Mount Hawthorn Main Hall
Why? To keep your brains thinking and to help fundraise for local artists.
How? Purchase a ticket or a table, and a spot will be saved for you!

We encourage you to bring your own dinners and snacks but let us take care of the rest with our on-site bar, slinging cheap drinks all night (alc and non-alc).

Limited capacity, so buy tickets in advance to ensure you can attend!*

*Last event sold out, so get in quick to enjoy the fun while you still can!

Busy on the night, but still want to be involved? Consider donating via our online ACF campaign (click here), where contributions above $2 are tax-deductible!

All ticket sales and donations go towards the production of a new local independent short drama/thriller, led by emerging artists. Produced by Bluefields Films (Voiceless, 2026) and Two Black Cats Productions, Hatemonger chronicles a young man’s descent into fascist ideology, setting him on a collision course with his moderate father and left-wing older brother. Your support elevates our ability to deliver a stronger project (better costumes, props, equipment, location hire) and increase our film festival reach. As a totally independently made film led by local WA talents, positive community support makes it possible for these difficult yet necessary stories to be told. We are striving to make an impactful short film that can generate important conversations and raise awareness of a longstanding sentiment that continues today: what happens when we fail young men? Through telling this story, we hope to pull the mask off a very real and growing global problem, while showcasing a part of Australian history that not many people might be familiar with.

If you are not in a position to attend this event or donate, sharing and/or following along is also a huge help. You can keep track of the project's development via social media: @bluefieldsfilms @twoblackcatsfilm on Instagram and Facebook.