Step outside of the everyday and into a dreamscape of events in Western Australia.


Whether it’s unmissable global blockbusters, unforgettable moments shared with the world’s oldest living culture, or culinary experiences in otherworldly locations – there are wondrous events happening all year round. And with endless pristine beaches and boundless adventures, there is always something to do in Western Australia, no matter when you visit.

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Ironman 70.3 Western Australia takes place in the scenic town of Busselton in the south-west region of the vast state of Western Australia, alongside the Ironman Western Australia event. Incorporating the iconic Busselton Jetty, Ironman 70.3 Western Australia is renowned worldwide for being the place to go for a personal best, with the bike and run courses amongst the flattest on the global Ironman circuit. The 70.3 event has seen tremendous growth, both in size and reputation among the triathlon community and is widely recognised globally as a world-class sporting event. The event has become enormously popular with athletes and spectators alike and is renowned as a spectacular destination race and holiday venue. A tribute to the City and people of Busselton who support and contribute to the huge success the event has become.

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

A stalwart of the Asia Pacific triathlon scene since 2004, Ironman Western Australia takes place in the scenic town of Busselton in the southwest region of the vast state of Western Australia. Incorporating the iconic Busselton Jetty, Ironman Western Australia is renowned worldwide for being the place to go for a personal best, with the bike and run courses amongst the flattest on the global Ironman circuit. Since its debut on the Australian calendar in 2004, the Ironman event has seen tremendous growth, both in size and reputation among the triathlon community and is widely recognised globally as a world-class sporting event. The event has become enormously popular with athletes and spectators alike and is renowned as a spectacular destination race and holiday venue.

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

The St. Barbara’s Festival in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, is a vibrant celebration that honours those lost in the mining industry. Last year, over 200 people participated in the Miners Memorial Service, reflecting on those who lost their lives. The festival also featured the St. Barbara’s Parade, where companies, schools, and community groups marched down historical Hannan Street, showcasing the spirit of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. From people on foot to a CAT 793 Haul truck, there’s something for all ages to see

Free

01 Dec 2024 - 04 Dec 2024

Free

01 Dec 2024 - 04 Dec 2024

Designed by C Y O'Connor and built in 1898, the Goods Shed has recently been restored by the Collie Heritage Group and is also used for markets on alternate Sunday mornings. The markets have a variety of stalls including fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, preserves, candles, soaps, books, jewellery, children’s toys, clothes and lots, lots more. The Coach Café, a restored dining carriage, will be serving Devonshire teas, espresso coffee, toasties and a selection of cakes. The Bill Weir Rolling Stock Shed, located next to the Goods Shed, houses many wagons that are being restored by some very enthusiastic volunteers from the Collie Heritage Group. The sheds form part of the "Working Life Trail" and are open on market mornings and limited hours on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Free

05 Feb 2023 - 02 Feb 2025

Free

05 Feb 2023 - 02 Feb 2025

Are you a certified scuba divers looking for a relaxed and fun day out? Join them for a great day of diving to beautiful Rottnest Island. Enjoy stunning landscapes with swim-throughs and plenty of fish life in a relaxed atmosphere. Moonshine is a private and quality charter with a hot shower and bathroom on board, and plenty of spaces. There will only be six divers and the crew for a casual and personal experience. They will provide a warm lunch, plenty of snacks and an enjoyable and relaxing day.

$165 - $225

08 Aug 2021 - 14 Feb 2026

$165 - $225

08 Aug 2021 - 14 Feb 2026

Christmas in Mandurah 2024 is a month-long program of free events, activities and workshops for all ages. Key events include the Christmas Pageant, Christmas Lights Trail and New Years Eve celebrations.

Free

29 Nov 2024 - 05 Jan 2025

Free

29 Nov 2024 - 05 Jan 2025

Etched in Fire is a survey exhibition of internationally recognised potter, Chester Nealie. This extensive exhibition, spanning the entirety of the gallery's lower floor, celebrates Nealie’s six-decade career marked by innovation and mastery in ceramic art. From his beginnings in New Zealand in 1964 to his recent work in the South West, Nealie’s journey reflects his relentless pursuit of a unique aesthetic through experimentation with clay and fire. Nealie’s relationships with leading figures such as Len Castle and Peter Stitchbury in New Zealand and Peter Rushforth, Alan Peascod, Owen Rye, and Janet Mansfield in Australia highlight his significant role in the wood-firing tradition. His influence and dedication to the ceramics communities in Australia and New Zealand have cemented his legacy, with works housed in prestigious collections worldwide, including the Musée National de Céramique in Paris, The National Gallery of Australia, and the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa. The exhibition will also feature the many influences on Nealie’s work, including internationally significant historic ceramics from around the world, all selected from Nealie’s private collection. Experience the evolution of a master potter whose contributions continue to shape the world of ceramics by joining us at the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery for this extraordinary exhibition.

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

Tributaries explores the fibres of flora, fauna, and human systems. It includes jewellery, small fine metal sculptures, and objects formed by corrosion casting, a process by which resin is injected into animal organs and other biological systems to form moulds of internal spaces. These objects are placed in dialogue with photographic images and poetry that document the thrum of life and death in environmental arterial systems, connecting roots, rivers, skeletons, and veins. Tributaries is both a contemporary memento mori and a reminder of the constantly changing states of all organic matter, including our own bodies – a testament to the interconnection of human, animal and environment.

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 16 Feb 2025

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 16 Feb 2025

Be enchanted by a world of colour, curiosity and culture when you find yourself in Empress Joséphine’s Garden. Making its global debut, Empress Joséphine's Garden is a modern, immersive large screen digital experience exploring the little-known story of Empress Joséphine Bonaparte’s garden in Paris. Discover how it was filled with flora and fauna from around the globe, including black swans, kangaroos, emus and hundreds of exotic plants from Western Australia. Knitting together a shared history between France and Australia, explore themes of power, wealth, and the excitement of new scientific discoveries in the 19th century, all through the eyes of socialite, amateur botanist, and Empress of France – Joséphine Bonaparte. Your immersive adventure into Empress Joséphine's Garden awaits!

Adults: $15.00
Concession: $12.50
Children: Free - $12.50
Family: $50.00

29 Oct 2024 - 09 Feb 2025

Adults: $15.00
Concession: $12.50
Children: Free - $12.50
Family: $50.00

29 Oct 2024 - 09 Feb 2025

A tribute to the women who have dealt face-to-face with war. The involvement of Australian women as nurses in war began in 1899 with the formation of the New South Wales Army Nursing Service Reserve. Around sixty nurses served in the Boer War from the Australian colonies. Since the time of the Boer War, Australian nurses have served, caring for the sick and wounded in every conflict to which Australia has committed troops. This exhibition is a tribute to those women who have dealt face-to-face with war—the sick, the wounded, and the dead. Those who served close to the battlefield experienced firsthand, not only the discomforts of makeshift field hospitals, including mud, dust, bad food, and lack of amenities, but also the risks and horrors of war. Many army nurses sacrificed their health and well-being in the service of Australia. Some sacrificed their lives.

Free

29 Oct 2024 - 08 Dec 2024

Free

29 Oct 2024 - 08 Dec 2024

On Thursday 30th of November 1876, the S.S. Georgette left Busselton bound for Adelaide via Albany, carrying cargo and passengers. The steamer sail ship sadly didn’t make her destination in a tragic loss of life that echoed around the globe. Learn about the disastrous final voyage of the S.S. Georgette as you immerse yourself in this new permanent heritage exhibition at Busselton’s Old Courthouse Complex. Forgotten Voyages - Rediscovering the S.S. Georgette presents previously untold stories from survivors and other sources about the heartbreak and heroism of this infamous shipwreck. Free to experience, visitors are invited to learn about the series of errors and events that resulted in the tragic loss of 12 souls at sea. The Busselton Courthouse hosted the initial inquiry into the tragedy and we are now proud to present this exhibition that honours the heroes and commemorates those who perished at sea. This heritage exhibition is housed in the New Courtroom and offers concise information suitable to all ages. Join the Heritage tour of the Old Courthouse Complex where your guide will tell you tales from the gaol cells, stories of the S.S. Georgette shipwreck and outline Busselton’s interesting settlement history highlighting hardships of pioneer life and those who governed. Advance bookings are required.

Free

26 Sep 2024 - 31 Dec 2025

Free

26 Sep 2024 - 31 Dec 2025

The Kalamunda Garden Festival is an exciting community event, staged four times a year on the first Sunday of every season - autumn, winter, spring and summer. Featuring only gardening-related stalls and some amazing guest speakers from all over Australia, this is a gardening event not to be missed. Celebrate gardening at an enjoyable, abundant and meaningful event.

$10

01 Sep 2024 - 07 Jun 2026

$10

01 Sep 2024 - 07 Jun 2026

Indulge in a pampering class in Malaga and create your own facemask, lip balm, scrub, and perfume. Come and enjoy a special and memorable experience. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$45.00

18 Jul 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$45.00

18 Jul 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Step into a moment suspended in time, and get lost in an immersive art experience like no other. A multi-sensory installation excavating meaning from the every day, Time - Rone projects onto a grand scale the lifelong search for beauty in decay. Following a sell-out season in Melbourne, Time - Rone is now showing in AGWA’s Centenary Galleries with expanded staging and a new room, exclusive to Perth. Experience the historic Centenary Galleries like never before, as you walk, breathe and live among remnants of mid-century Australia. Journey deeper into Time - Rone with the new bar and dining experiences, for the serious lover of great art, food and entertaining.

$43.67 - $46.08

01 Jul 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

$43.67 - $46.08

01 Jul 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

Learn how to make candles and room spray at this hands-on class in Hillarys. Take home your creations and enjoy a relaxing day out. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$55.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$55.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Unleash your creativity at Labyrinth Tile Studio's Star Glazing Workshop in Medina. Create your own stunning star constellation in just three hours. Book now to enjoy a special and memorable experience. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$120.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$120.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Unleash your creativity at a candle, tea light candles and wax melt class in Malaga. Create custom scents and take home handmade goodies. Come and enjoy a special and memorable experience. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$60.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$60.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Get creative and make your own scented soaps at this fun soap making class in Hillarys. Take home your unique creations and enjoy a memorable experience. They donate AUD1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

Free - $55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Free - $55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Learn how to make beautiful candles and diffusers at this hands-on class in Hillarys. Take home your creations and enjoy a relaxing day out. They donate AUD1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Learn how to make beautiful scented candles at a hands-on class in Hillarys. Take home your creations and enjoy a relaxing day out. They donate $1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$44.00

31 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$44.00

31 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Experience the enchantment of Raku pottery at The Labyrinth Studio in Medina. Learn glazing techniques and create your own masterpiece in this magical class. They donate AUD1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$100.00

17 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$100.00

17 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Our story is not one story, but many stories to share. Balancing Act features Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander works of art from the State Art Collection. In this exhibition, you will encounter a vast range of material revealing the wide scope of First Nations truth-telling and art-making practice. Radical observations about the ups and downs of life are placed side by side with expressions of relationships with Custodial Country; the locations and places artists and communities care for, according to their kin and family ties with place. Different versions of history are told, at times emotional and challenging, alongside moments of great beauty and poignancy. Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists use their cultural production to investigate feelings and unpack ideas around identity in the wake of colonisation. Others use their work as a way to support and express their own grief and healing, as well as to express joy and cultural belonging. Balancing Act invites you to be surprised, delighted and challenged by the stories told through the eyes of First Nations artists and their works of art.

Free

02 Mar 2024 - 30 Jun 2025

Free

02 Mar 2024 - 30 Jun 2025

Enjoy documentary films throughout the year in this unique, boutique, 22-seat, 180-degree curved dome cinema with 5.1 surround sound. Let Western Australia Maritime Museum transport you to other worlds through films specially created for this dome experience, by a local team dedicated to showcasing the wonder of the state and sharing stories. They screen films daily that combine the natural world, history, science, technology and adventure, giving you a deeper insight into Western Australia.

Adults: $15
Concession: $12.50
Children: $12.50

09 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024

Adults: $15
Concession: $12.50
Children: $12.50

09 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024

Ironman 70.3 Western Australia takes place in the scenic town of Busselton in the south-west region of the vast state of Western Australia, alongside the Ironman Western Australia event. Incorporating the iconic Busselton Jetty, Ironman 70.3 Western Australia is renowned worldwide for being the place to go for a personal best, with the bike and run courses amongst the flattest on the global Ironman circuit. The 70.3 event has seen tremendous growth, both in size and reputation among the triathlon community and is widely recognised globally as a world-class sporting event. The event has become enormously popular with athletes and spectators alike and is renowned as a spectacular destination race and holiday venue. A tribute to the City and people of Busselton who support and contribute to the huge success the event has become.

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

A stalwart of the Asia Pacific triathlon scene since 2004, Ironman Western Australia takes place in the scenic town of Busselton in the southwest region of the vast state of Western Australia. Incorporating the iconic Busselton Jetty, Ironman Western Australia is renowned worldwide for being the place to go for a personal best, with the bike and run courses amongst the flattest on the global Ironman circuit. Since its debut on the Australian calendar in 2004, the Ironman event has seen tremendous growth, both in size and reputation among the triathlon community and is widely recognised globally as a world-class sporting event. The event has become enormously popular with athletes and spectators alike and is renowned as a spectacular destination race and holiday venue.

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

01 Dec 2024 - 02 Dec 2024

The St. Barbara’s Festival in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, is a vibrant celebration that honours those lost in the mining industry. Last year, over 200 people participated in the Miners Memorial Service, reflecting on those who lost their lives. The festival also featured the St. Barbara’s Parade, where companies, schools, and community groups marched down historical Hannan Street, showcasing the spirit of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. From people on foot to a CAT 793 Haul truck, there’s something for all ages to see

Free

01 Dec 2024 - 04 Dec 2024

Free

01 Dec 2024 - 04 Dec 2024

Designed by C Y O'Connor and built in 1898, the Goods Shed has recently been restored by the Collie Heritage Group and is also used for markets on alternate Sunday mornings. The markets have a variety of stalls including fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, preserves, candles, soaps, books, jewellery, children’s toys, clothes and lots, lots more. The Coach Café, a restored dining carriage, will be serving Devonshire teas, espresso coffee, toasties and a selection of cakes. The Bill Weir Rolling Stock Shed, located next to the Goods Shed, houses many wagons that are being restored by some very enthusiastic volunteers from the Collie Heritage Group. The sheds form part of the "Working Life Trail" and are open on market mornings and limited hours on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Free

05 Feb 2023 - 02 Feb 2025

Free

05 Feb 2023 - 02 Feb 2025

Are you a certified scuba divers looking for a relaxed and fun day out? Join them for a great day of diving to beautiful Rottnest Island. Enjoy stunning landscapes with swim-throughs and plenty of fish life in a relaxed atmosphere. Moonshine is a private and quality charter with a hot shower and bathroom on board, and plenty of spaces. There will only be six divers and the crew for a casual and personal experience. They will provide a warm lunch, plenty of snacks and an enjoyable and relaxing day.

$165 - $225

08 Aug 2021 - 14 Feb 2026

$165 - $225

08 Aug 2021 - 14 Feb 2026

Christmas in Mandurah 2024 is a month-long program of free events, activities and workshops for all ages. Key events include the Christmas Pageant, Christmas Lights Trail and New Years Eve celebrations.

Free

29 Nov 2024 - 05 Jan 2025

Free

29 Nov 2024 - 05 Jan 2025

Etched in Fire is a survey exhibition of internationally recognised potter, Chester Nealie. This extensive exhibition, spanning the entirety of the gallery's lower floor, celebrates Nealie’s six-decade career marked by innovation and mastery in ceramic art. From his beginnings in New Zealand in 1964 to his recent work in the South West, Nealie’s journey reflects his relentless pursuit of a unique aesthetic through experimentation with clay and fire. Nealie’s relationships with leading figures such as Len Castle and Peter Stitchbury in New Zealand and Peter Rushforth, Alan Peascod, Owen Rye, and Janet Mansfield in Australia highlight his significant role in the wood-firing tradition. His influence and dedication to the ceramics communities in Australia and New Zealand have cemented his legacy, with works housed in prestigious collections worldwide, including the Musée National de Céramique in Paris, The National Gallery of Australia, and the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa. The exhibition will also feature the many influences on Nealie’s work, including internationally significant historic ceramics from around the world, all selected from Nealie’s private collection. Experience the evolution of a master potter whose contributions continue to shape the world of ceramics by joining us at the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery for this extraordinary exhibition.

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

Tributaries explores the fibres of flora, fauna, and human systems. It includes jewellery, small fine metal sculptures, and objects formed by corrosion casting, a process by which resin is injected into animal organs and other biological systems to form moulds of internal spaces. These objects are placed in dialogue with photographic images and poetry that document the thrum of life and death in environmental arterial systems, connecting roots, rivers, skeletons, and veins. Tributaries is both a contemporary memento mori and a reminder of the constantly changing states of all organic matter, including our own bodies – a testament to the interconnection of human, animal and environment.

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 16 Feb 2025

Free

16 Nov 2024 - 16 Feb 2025

Be enchanted by a world of colour, curiosity and culture when you find yourself in Empress Joséphine’s Garden. Making its global debut, Empress Joséphine's Garden is a modern, immersive large screen digital experience exploring the little-known story of Empress Joséphine Bonaparte’s garden in Paris. Discover how it was filled with flora and fauna from around the globe, including black swans, kangaroos, emus and hundreds of exotic plants from Western Australia. Knitting together a shared history between France and Australia, explore themes of power, wealth, and the excitement of new scientific discoveries in the 19th century, all through the eyes of socialite, amateur botanist, and Empress of France – Joséphine Bonaparte. Your immersive adventure into Empress Joséphine's Garden awaits!

Adults: $15.00
Concession: $12.50
Children: Free - $12.50
Family: $50.00

29 Oct 2024 - 09 Feb 2025

Adults: $15.00
Concession: $12.50
Children: Free - $12.50
Family: $50.00

29 Oct 2024 - 09 Feb 2025

A tribute to the women who have dealt face-to-face with war. The involvement of Australian women as nurses in war began in 1899 with the formation of the New South Wales Army Nursing Service Reserve. Around sixty nurses served in the Boer War from the Australian colonies. Since the time of the Boer War, Australian nurses have served, caring for the sick and wounded in every conflict to which Australia has committed troops. This exhibition is a tribute to those women who have dealt face-to-face with war—the sick, the wounded, and the dead. Those who served close to the battlefield experienced firsthand, not only the discomforts of makeshift field hospitals, including mud, dust, bad food, and lack of amenities, but also the risks and horrors of war. Many army nurses sacrificed their health and well-being in the service of Australia. Some sacrificed their lives.

Free

29 Oct 2024 - 08 Dec 2024

Free

29 Oct 2024 - 08 Dec 2024

On Thursday 30th of November 1876, the S.S. Georgette left Busselton bound for Adelaide via Albany, carrying cargo and passengers. The steamer sail ship sadly didn’t make her destination in a tragic loss of life that echoed around the globe. Learn about the disastrous final voyage of the S.S. Georgette as you immerse yourself in this new permanent heritage exhibition at Busselton’s Old Courthouse Complex. Forgotten Voyages - Rediscovering the S.S. Georgette presents previously untold stories from survivors and other sources about the heartbreak and heroism of this infamous shipwreck. Free to experience, visitors are invited to learn about the series of errors and events that resulted in the tragic loss of 12 souls at sea. The Busselton Courthouse hosted the initial inquiry into the tragedy and we are now proud to present this exhibition that honours the heroes and commemorates those who perished at sea. This heritage exhibition is housed in the New Courtroom and offers concise information suitable to all ages. Join the Heritage tour of the Old Courthouse Complex where your guide will tell you tales from the gaol cells, stories of the S.S. Georgette shipwreck and outline Busselton’s interesting settlement history highlighting hardships of pioneer life and those who governed. Advance bookings are required.

Free

26 Sep 2024 - 31 Dec 2025

Free

26 Sep 2024 - 31 Dec 2025

The Kalamunda Garden Festival is an exciting community event, staged four times a year on the first Sunday of every season - autumn, winter, spring and summer. Featuring only gardening-related stalls and some amazing guest speakers from all over Australia, this is a gardening event not to be missed. Celebrate gardening at an enjoyable, abundant and meaningful event.

$10

01 Sep 2024 - 07 Jun 2026

$10

01 Sep 2024 - 07 Jun 2026

Indulge in a pampering class in Malaga and create your own facemask, lip balm, scrub, and perfume. Come and enjoy a special and memorable experience. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$45.00

18 Jul 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$45.00

18 Jul 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Step into a moment suspended in time, and get lost in an immersive art experience like no other. A multi-sensory installation excavating meaning from the every day, Time - Rone projects onto a grand scale the lifelong search for beauty in decay. Following a sell-out season in Melbourne, Time - Rone is now showing in AGWA’s Centenary Galleries with expanded staging and a new room, exclusive to Perth. Experience the historic Centenary Galleries like never before, as you walk, breathe and live among remnants of mid-century Australia. Journey deeper into Time - Rone with the new bar and dining experiences, for the serious lover of great art, food and entertaining.

$43.67 - $46.08

01 Jul 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

$43.67 - $46.08

01 Jul 2024 - 02 Feb 2025

Learn how to make candles and room spray at this hands-on class in Hillarys. Take home your creations and enjoy a relaxing day out. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$55.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$55.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Unleash your creativity at Labyrinth Tile Studio's Star Glazing Workshop in Medina. Create your own stunning star constellation in just three hours. Book now to enjoy a special and memorable experience. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$120.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$120.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Unleash your creativity at a candle, tea light candles and wax melt class in Malaga. Create custom scents and take home handmade goodies. Come and enjoy a special and memorable experience. ClassBento donates one dollar from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$60.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$60.00

21 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Get creative and make your own scented soaps at this fun soap making class in Hillarys. Take home your unique creations and enjoy a memorable experience. They donate AUD1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

Free - $55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Free - $55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Learn how to make beautiful candles and diffusers at this hands-on class in Hillarys. Take home your creations and enjoy a relaxing day out. They donate AUD1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$55.00

07 Jun 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Learn how to make beautiful scented candles at a hands-on class in Hillarys. Take home your creations and enjoy a relaxing day out. They donate $1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$44.00

31 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$44.00

31 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Experience the enchantment of Raku pottery at The Labyrinth Studio in Medina. Learn glazing techniques and create your own masterpiece in this magical class. They donate AUD1 from every booking to Dementia Australia.

$100.00

17 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

$100.00

17 May 2024 - 28 Dec 2025

Our story is not one story, but many stories to share. Balancing Act features Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander works of art from the State Art Collection. In this exhibition, you will encounter a vast range of material revealing the wide scope of First Nations truth-telling and art-making practice. Radical observations about the ups and downs of life are placed side by side with expressions of relationships with Custodial Country; the locations and places artists and communities care for, according to their kin and family ties with place. Different versions of history are told, at times emotional and challenging, alongside moments of great beauty and poignancy. Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists use their cultural production to investigate feelings and unpack ideas around identity in the wake of colonisation. Others use their work as a way to support and express their own grief and healing, as well as to express joy and cultural belonging. Balancing Act invites you to be surprised, delighted and challenged by the stories told through the eyes of First Nations artists and their works of art.

Free

02 Mar 2024 - 30 Jun 2025

Free

02 Mar 2024 - 30 Jun 2025

Enjoy documentary films throughout the year in this unique, boutique, 22-seat, 180-degree curved dome cinema with 5.1 surround sound. Let Western Australia Maritime Museum transport you to other worlds through films specially created for this dome experience, by a local team dedicated to showcasing the wonder of the state and sharing stories. They screen films daily that combine the natural world, history, science, technology and adventure, giving you a deeper insight into Western Australia.

Adults: $15
Concession: $12.50
Children: $12.50

09 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024

Adults: $15
Concession: $12.50
Children: $12.50

09 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024