What's on guide: How to spend your weekend in the Peel region

From the much-loved Fairbridge Festival to a car show and everything in between, weve collated an outline of what your weekend in Mandurah could look like.

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Sunny. Winds northeasterly 15-20 kilometres per hour, becoming light during the day Bureau of Meteorology.

Western Australia's favourite and pre-eminent community world music and folk festival is back for 2019!

The entertainment lineup for the upcoming Fairbridge Festival is as exciting as ever, boasting more than 150 local, Australian and international bands and musicians.

Once again perfectly filling a niche in the WA music scene, there will be something for everyone at the weekend festival, including some of the world's best acoustic artists as well as a program of dance acts, workshops and activities.

Riccardo Tesi and Dan Howls are among the talented lineup for Saturday. For more information, to view the full program or to purchase tickets to the event, visit the website.

When Mandurah resident Zach Oakey lost his brother Jacob to suicide, he became a man on a mission.

The tragedy has led the 24-year-old to organising Out of the Blue Mandurah, a special event dedicated to showcasing the mental health support networks open to residents of the Peel region.

Inspired by the Blue Tree Project, an initiative aimed at raising awareness for mental well-being, the day will see Bortolo Park's sacred scarred tree painted a coat of bright blue while shining the light on organisations such as Lifeline, Compassionate Friends Mandurah, Shining Hope WA, Halo and more.

The aim of the day is simple: To give as many people dealing with mental illness the support avenues they need.

It's on again for April! Head down to The Cut in Wannanup to see an awesome display of classic and collectable cars from 2pm.

Enjoy an afternoon of car-spotting and a cold beverage. There will be a public vote for their favourite car with the winner taking home a meal voucher. Get in early as the event is limited to 65 cars.

For more information, visit the Facebook event page.

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Mostly sunny. Winds north to northeasterly 15 to 20 km/h tending north to northwesterly during the day, then becoming light during the afternoon Bureau of Meteorology.

Oceano Dive Centre are holding a local beach and ocean clean-up event on Sunday morning to collect litter on the shore and in the water around the Dolphin Quay.

Volunteers will meet at 8am in the Keith Holmes Reserve car park in Mandurah and will enjoy a well-earned sausage sizzle upon completion of the event.

All local residents and children are welcome but must wear sun protective clothing and bring water.

The Oceano Diver Centre team are calling on divers, snorkelers, walkers and families to help out. Please RSVP by calling the store on 9535 2047. For more information, visit the Facebook event page.

The Tigers will travel to Waroona to take on the Demons this weekend for round three of the PFNL League season.

Waroona coach Matt Templeton is hoping his side can turn the tide on Pinjarra when the two face off on Sunday. The reigning premiers had the wood over their rivals in all of their meetings in 2018 and beat them in the 2017 grand final, but the Demons are out to spring the upset of the season on the heavily favoured Tigers.