Admire the handiwork of 'the Poppy Ladies' from RSL WA as you walk through a field of more than 40,000 knitted poppies that honour the lives of the brave servicemen lost in WWI. Read more here.
Art in Claisebrook has played a key role in connecting people to the area’s history and heritage. Join local artist Andrew Hawes on one of his ‘Gecko Walks’ and discover more about this fascinating precinct. Book here.
Enjoy a traditional storytelling session with Djurandi Dreaming. Through story learn about the Nyoongar people, their history and culture.
Suitable for ages 6 to 12. More here.
Western Australia's 1890s gold rush created enduring impacts on Perth's buildings and streets. Learn about them in this tour presented by iCity Tour Guides. Discover more.
Treat your eyes and ears to a range of heritage themed musical performances, speakers, and events at the free weekly 'Holly Wood Tuesday Morning Show' at the Perth Town Hall.
On 2 April, join Richard Offen and Wendy Lugg for the launch of the 'Going to Town' exhibition. Read on here.
Join historian and beer enthusiast Eddie Marcus for a guided walk and talk about Perth's earliest pubs. The 90 minute walk begins at the State Library's 'Liquid Gold' exhibition and takes in the earliest pubs in Perth, including the Wheat Sheaf Tavern and The Pig & Whistle, now all lost to us. More here.
The centuries-old bells of The Bell Tower (Sourced from St Martin-in-the-Fields church in London) have been music to Western Australians' ears since the Tower's construction in 1999. Join historian Richard Offen for a talk on the history of The Bell Tower and a behind the scenes tour of this Perth icon. Book now.
Activate Perth together with City of Perth presents this irresistible sounds of Some Like It Yacht. Step back into the smooth ambiance of the 80s as they grace the main stage at Forrest Place.
Hear about the WA Women’s Hall of Fame ‘Roll of Honour’ and two of this year’s inductees, both celebrated Western Australian writers who have described this state in the early twentieth century – Mollie Skinner (nurse and writer) and Katherine Susannah Pritchard (writer and political activist). Book your free spot now.
On Saturday from 10am to 3pm, play and learn about Nyoongar culture at Kaarta Koomba (Kings Park). From interactive Nyoongar dances, to weaving and storytelling, children and adults will have a great time exploring the cultural heritage of Boorloo (Perth).
Everyone has a story to share. Perth is filled with people from around the globe with interesting and often extraordinary life stories. Check out a human book from our carefully curated library and challenge your preconceptions in discussion with Perth people from all walks of life. Book your free spot here.
Take a look inside Government House as the open their doors for the second year. Throughout both Saturday and Sunday, musical and dance performances will feature in the Government House Ballroom and Gardens including:
There will also be a wide range of interactive displays, family-friendly activities and food and beverage vendors. Read more here.
Across the weekend, Celebrate diversity and immerse yourself at Buddha's Birthday & Multicultural Festival 2024! Vibrant ceremonies, cultural showcases and diverse traditions await you. Don't miss out on delicious vegetarian food fair and dazzling multicultural performances. Read on here.
What’s the best way to experience Point Fraser Wetland? By taking a tour with the scientists and landscape architects who designed it. On your guided tour you’ll learn the story of Point Fraser’s creation and discover its many environmental benefits. Get your free tickets here.
On Sunday, tour Perth's first botanical garden with staff from the City of Perth Parks team. Learn about some of the garden's oldest trees and the challenges of caring for them. All participants will take home a native plant seedling to add to their garden. Book here.
Hear ye, hear ye! The Bell Tower annual open house is back with free entry on Sunday 14 April. Explore all six Tower levels and enjoy the melodic chiming of the famous bells. This is a free event.
