Public listings checked 25/10/2026. Dates use each event’s local time. Check organiser details before travelling.
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Ice Cream Factory Summer Festival captures the spirit of an Australian summer; warm nights and open-air live music alongside innovative activations and creative experiences. It's a wildly unique festival experience.
Transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary domains for art, music and cultural experience is what we do best. With unique indoor and outdoor zones, immersive theming, pop-up bars and eateries from local brick and-mortar venues, the festival also features world-class branded activations and provides the perfect summer play-scape for adult fun.
Serving up summer on the West Coast at the Ice Cream Factory since 2017, Ice Cream Factory Summer Festival is set to produce its biggest summer yet in Summer.
It's the most wonderful time of the year. And this year, it's about to get even better - for the very first time in Perth.
The 60 Four are bringing their critically acclaimed 'Christmas Proms' west, with one unforgettable festive performance the Regal Theatre this December. Expect their signature '60s and '70s twist, wrapped up in Christmas cheer.
That's right. Take The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Elvis Presley and Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, blend them with iconic carols, and you've got the perfect way to kick off the festive season.
Hit songs. World-class harmonies. Smart suits. Slick choreography. Youthful charm. A vocal and visual treat.
Comedy at the Quarry brings an unforgettable night of stand-up to one of Western Australia's most spectacular venues.
Headlined by Troy Kinne and featuring a premium lineup of WA comedy favourites, this special summer event takes place beneath the towering limestone walls of the iconic Quarry Amphitheatre in City Beach.
Arrive early to enjoy a drink or bite to eat, take in the sunset and soak up the atmosphere before an evening packed with laughs.
Perfect for date nights, group outings or anyone looking for a memorable live entertainment experience, Comedy at the Quarry combines top-tier comedy with a truly unique outdoor setting.
One night only. Limited capacity. This event is expected to sell out.
The absolute best of Air Supply.
After five sold out shows across Australia last year, Air Supply are returning to bring the Air Supply love to the cities that missed out.
If it's true that practice makes perfect, then Graham and Russell –beloved by their millions of fans across the planet as Air Supply – have had nearly half a century to hone their skills, harness their passion and unleash the beautifully intimate yet rockin' romantic energy of those instantly identifiable 80s hits that made them global superstars.
Over their amazing 50-year career AIR SUPPLY have achieved success after success, with so much amazing music still to come for their staunch legion of fans. "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" "Now And Forever" "Sweet Dreams" … these are songs that mean so much to so many, and Russell and Graeme will be joined by their stellar band to present the songs the fans love, in an amazing show that will be one to remember forever.
Make sure you get your tickets early to witness this spellbinding performance of AIR SUPPLY's catalogue of wonderful songs – these will be very special nights with some of the most beautiful love songs ever written.
The trans-tasman rivalry is set to heat up when the number one ranked Aussies take on the number five ranked Kiwis at Perth Stadium. You need to see it.
RAC Arena will host WWE's SmackDown, followed by Wrestlepalooza: Perth and Raw.
In addition to the live events, Perth will also play host to a range of WWE fan experiences throughout the city, including WWE Superstores, WWE Superstar meet-and-greets, community activities and more.
This Christmas experience 'The Holiday' – Film with Live Orchestra.
Don't miss Beloved Christmas romcom, The Holiday (2006) presented live in concert this festive season with the film's legendary Hans Zimmer score played live-to-film by Southern Cross Symphony.
The in-concert experience with full orchestra and cinema size screen is an incredibly unique and immersive way to experience The Holiday, which has become a cult Christmas viewing experience for many.
A Universal Pictures production, The Holiday stars Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law, and Jack Black, and tells the story of how two women who have never met and live 6,000 miles apart find themselves in the same exact place.
They meet online at a home exchange website and impulsively switch homes for the holiday. Iris moves into Amanda's L.A. house in sunny California as Amanda arrives in the snow-covered English countryside. Shortly after arriving at their destinations, both women find the last thing either wants or expects, a new romance.
The score for The Holiday was written by world renowned, highly celebrated and multiple Academy Award® and Golden Globe® winning composer Hans Zimmer.
Spilt Milk is returning to Perth in 2026 with exclusive appearances by RAYE, Lewis Capaldi, Kettama, Maisie Peters and heaps more.
Visit Spilt Milk for more info and Moshtix for tickets.
Celebrating Perth’s love affair with the Swan River, Elizabeth Quay (Goomup) is transforming the foreshore into a free playground for all ages to enjoy the city’s active lifestyle, abundant sunshine, amazing views, alfresco dining, outdoor markets and lively festival scene.
There are so many ways to get to and from the quay. Catch a train to Elizabeth Quay station or a bus to Elizabeth Quay bus port. Ride Perth’s free CAT bus, or get a taxi to and from Barrack Street Jetty – right beside the iconic Bell Tower.
Hop aboard the ferry running between the quay inlet and South Perth, join a river cruise from Barrack Street Jetty, or take your own boat, canoe or kayak and pitch up at the free public moorings in the quay.
Cycle or walk the riverside trail and explore the one and half hectares of inlet, island, landscaped gardens and public art via the striking arched suspension bridge and promenade circuit.
Be sure to check Perth’s calendar for special events at Elizabeth Quay inlet, and take in a show against the stunning backdrop of Perth’s cityscape and Swan River.
The Museum of Perth chronicles the social, cultural, political and architectural history of Perth. Their exhibition gallery serves as a meeting place of ideas and stories, a retail space, a micro-cinema and a cultural hub in a part of the city that is in flux.
They have a variety of exhibitions throughout the year, which are always listed on their website.
The Museum is an initiative of the Perth History Association Inc., a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2015.
Volunteers and financial supporters are always welcome and greatly appreciated, if you can assist, please contact them.
Perth, are you ready for a whole lot of fun? Holey Moley is a mini golf course and bar that brings fun to a new level.
In the middle of Northbridge, Holey Moley is bringing the craziest round of mini-golf you've ever played to Western Australia!
With 18 unique holes, all themed with a pop culture twist and all your old-school, retro arcade games, your next date night, birthday, rainy day activity or party night out is sorted!
After you putt your stuff, head to the Caddyshack bar for all your off-the-green needs. With drinks, cocktails, tunes and great grub on offer, the Holey Moley Golf Club has you covered.
The Supreme Court Gardens were officially opened in 1845 as a botanical garden. They are well located facing the river and are semi-enclosed by a beautiful range of mature trees and well-manicured gardens.
With expansive lawns and a convenient location in the centre of the city, the gardens are popular for events such as Opera in the Park and Carols by Candlelight.
Whilst visiting the gardens, check out the city's original Court House which was built in 1836 and is next to the Supreme Court building. It has been restored to its original condition, complete with a wood shingled roof, and now houses a small museum.
Find a nice quiet spot to sit under a tree and enjoy the river outlook, or the city skyline, whilst soaking up a bit of quiet time away from the bustle of the city centre.
The Supreme Court Gardens are located on the corner of Barrack Street and Riverside Drive, Perth.
From the towering glass spire of the Bell Tower, one of the largest musical instruments in the world fills Perth City with its chimes. The bells are the original (circa Fourteenth Century) bells of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church, the parish church of Buckingham Palace in Trafalgar Square, London.
It's one of the few places on Earth where interactive demonstrations allow visitors to see the ancient art of bell ringing in action and have a go at ringing the bells.
In addition to the St. Martin bells, the Bell Tower recently installed the ANZAC Bell. It's the largest bell of its kind ever made in Australia and was cast in Perth. The ANZAC Bell is expected to last over 500 years and weighs 6,500 kilograms.
The interpretive displays share some impressive insights into the history of the bells and bell ringing. The open-air observation deck is perched on the sixth floor and boasts stunning views of the Swan River and the City.
This award-winning attraction is located in Barrack Square, where the City meets the Swan River and is just a five-minute stroll from the City Centre making it one of the most visited must-see attractions in Perth.
Walk the Historic Heart.
The Historic Heart is home to one of Perth’s greatest collections of heritage buildings, together forming important streetscapes of late nineteenth and early twentieth century architecture.
The collection of buildings includes Government House, the Perth Town Hall, the State Buildings, St George’s Cathedral, St Mary’s Cathedral, Fire Brigade No. 1 Station and the remains of Jewell’s Colonial Hospital. In addition to these well known Perth landmarks, there are also a number of beautiful private residences and commercial buildings, and a magnificent heritage-listed Moreton Bay Fig tree.
Take the time to roam the streets of Perth's east end and discover the city's vivid past. The streets of the Historic Heart are waiting to be discovered.
The Architecture Walk is available on the Historic Heart of Perth App - free to download from the App Store or Google Play.
Get outdoors and enjoy the Swan River Foreshore where you can go walking, cycling, and picnicking while taking in fabulous views of the river and city.
On the city side of the river, a dual cycleway-walk trail takes you on a riverside jaunt between the two bridges which link the Swan River’s south and north shores - the Narrows Bridge and the Causeway. The circuit is 10 kilometres and a popular trail for locals who love to exercise.
Boat cruises of the river depart regularly from Barrack Square, which is also home to the Swan Bells. This glass and copper structure is open to the public and offers excellent river views from the observation deck.
From South Perth, the river and the city backdrop make an impressive sight and a great photo.
A regular ferry service operates between Barrack Square and Mends Street Jetty in South Perth. Catch the ferry from the city and then spend some time relaxing at one of the many restaurants and cafes in South Perth.
Barbecues, playgrounds and public toilets make the foreshore an ideal place for a family picnic.
Located in East Perth, Wellington Square Park and Playground, also known as Moort-ak Waadiny, is a vibrant hub where residents, visitors, families, and friends come together to meet, explore, and celebrate.
The park features an expansive 3,000-square-metre intergenerational playground called Koolangka Koolangka Waabiny—one of the largest in Greater Perth. This nature-inspired play area includes a skate park, parkour zones, flying fox, embankment slides, pump track, water play, climbing towers, and basketball courts. The playground's "Landscape of Play" design is influenced by Aboriginal themes and iconic Western Australian landforms.
Wellington Square also provides event spaces for medium to large gatherings and multi-use sporting fields developed in partnership with local schools and clubs. With 350 trees offering 60% canopy cover, the park delivers plenty of shade, greenery, and relaxation spots.
Visitors can find a place of reflection commemorating the Stolen Generations in the park's northwest corner, as well as an off-leash dog area, footpaths, and shaded picnic areas. New lighting and CCTV help ensure safety, especially in the evenings.
Whether you're seeking adventure, quiet reflection, or community connection, Wellington Square offers a welcoming and safe environment for all.
From international musicians and comedians to international car shows and life-size animatronic dinosaurs, you can find it at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC), home to Perth’s most contemporary theatre venue, the Riverside Theatre.
Nestled on the banks of the Swan River in the heart of the city, Western Australia’s preeminent convention and exhibition centre is conveniently located opposite Elizabeth Quay bus station, only five minute’s walk from Elizabeth Quay train station.
With six purpose-built exhibition pavilions, a theatre and 25 individual event spaces - some offering sweeping river views - the convention centre is an architectural and cultural landmark, hosting a diverse range of functions, events and performances all year round.
Check out the PCEC’s calendar of events, book your tickets and, perhaps, an overnight stay too. You’ll find a range of accommodation options within easy reach, along with some of Perth’s best restaurants, shopping hotspots, galleries and attractions. Walk to the Perth Cultural Centre, hop on a ferry to Perth Zoo, or take the free CAT bus to the botanic gardens in Kings Park.
Inside the historic premises which opened in 1899, your guide will introduce The Perth Mint’s world-class exhibition and its mesmerising journey of gold discovery. You’ll encounter extraordinary gold nuggets, hold a large bullion bar and see some of the most famous coins and medals ever made in Australia.
Be greeted by their One Tonne Gold Coin, an enormous version of their admired Australian Kangaroo series. Worth more than AUD 110 million, the colossal piece won the title of the ‘largest gold coin’ by Guinness World Records.
See unique examples of Western Australia’s gold and silver heritage with The Karratha Queen and King Henry, two of the world’s largest precious metal specimens.
Your guide will then demonstrate an awe-inspiring live gold pour in the original Melting House. It’s a spectacle of wonder as molten gold is transformed into a gleaming solid gold bar before your eyes.
As a token of your visit, medallions are available which can be engraved in a matter of minutes with your personal message.
After the tour, you can visit The Perth Mint Jewellery Boutique which showcases many of Australia’s most precious natural treasures in a curated collection of exquisite gemstones.
Perth, meet your new obsession - Puppy Yoga has arrived.
Yoga Paws is now running weekly sessions in Inglewood and Northbridge every Saturday and Sunday, bringing a feel-good mix of gentle movement, mindfulness, and playful puppy interaction to Western Australia. This isn't just content for your camera roll - it's a way to connect, unwind, and support the healthy socialisation of rescue puppies and pups from ethical breeders.
Each class runs for 60 minutes and is beginner-friendly. Whether you want to stretch or just want to lie on a mat while a puppy climbs into your lap, there's no pressure to perform. Come for the yoga, stay for the snuggles, and leave feeling lighter and happier.
They work with rescue groups and ethical breeders to ensure every pup is safe, relaxed and supported - and many even meet their future humans during class.
Yoga Paws has sold out sessions in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney - now it's Perth's turn. Their events run every Saturday and Sunday, with more to come as demand grows.
Come solo, bring a friend or make it a date - your weekend just got a lot fluffier.
Learn more about Western Australia’s colonial history on a visit to Barracks Arch in the west end of Perth.
Barracks Arch was once part of a large military barracks designed by Richard Jewell and built by convict labour in the 1860s. It housed the Enrolled Pensioner Guards and their families. The military barracks were eventually demolished but the archway was saved and now sits nearby Parliament House.
Barracks Arch makes for an imposing landmark on a drive along St George’s Terrace in Perth.
It’s an easy walk from the city centre, or you can catch a free Central Area Transit (CAT) bus.
