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The Moores Building

Part of Fremantle Arts Centre, a contemporary art gallery. The Moores has six individual exhibition spaces and a cafe.

Address: 46 Henry St
Getting there: 5 mins. walk from the city center.
Price: Free entry
Website: fac.org.au (opens in a new tab)

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