Looking for family-friendly Halloween events in Perth this year? We’ve rounded up the best Halloween activities for kids across Perth in 2026, so your little witches, ghosts and goblins have plenty to look forward to this spooky season. You can choose from trick-or-treat trails at local shopping centres, Halloween discos, slime workshops, pumpkin decorating and twilight markets. There’s also Boo at the Zoo and a guided Halloween night stalk through the forest. Many events are free, and there are options for toddlers, school-aged kids and teens. Grab your costumes and use our guide to plan your family’s Halloween in Perth.
TRICK-OR-TREAT
Saturday 31st October, from 10am to 1pm
Join us in-centres this Halloween for a spooktacular trick-or-treat hunt! Come dressed in your spookiest costume, collect your hunt map from the witch in-centre, and follow the trail to collect some terrifying treats from our retailers. Plus, enjoy FREE face painting!
The FREE ghoulish fun will be taking place at your local; Alexander Heights Shopping Centre, Lakes Shopping Centre, Parks Shopping Centre and Springs Shopping Centre.
Boo at the Zoo at Perth Zoo
Get ready for some fang-tastic Halloween fun as Boo at the Zoo takes over Perth Zoo on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October. Dress up in your favourite spooky costume, grab your treat bag and enjoy an after-hours Zoo adventure filled with trick-or-treat stations, roving entertainers, face painting, scare-ousel rides, music, dancing and so much more!
Event details:
Date: Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026
Time: 4pm – 8pm
Location: Perth Zoo
Tickets: $38 + booking fee. Available via Megatix.
Halloween Family Day at Parkerville Tavern
Dress your little witches, ghosts and ghouls in their Halloween best and head to Parkerville Tavern on 31 October. Your kids can make a spooky creation in the Witches Slime Workshop, enjoy face painting and fit in some playtime while you relax in the beer garden.
This family event is free, and bookings are recommended. You can find further details on the Parkerville Tavern website.
Backyard Halloween Party at Bailey Brewing Co.
Dress your family in their Halloween best and head to Bailey Brewing Co. in the Swan Valley on Saturday 31 October, from 5pm to 8pm. Your kids can dance at a disco with a live DJ, bounce on the bouncy castle, follow the backyard trick-or-treat trail and create their own Halloween goodie bag.
You can get close to snakes, lizards, frogs, bugs and spiders, plus a visiting owl. Your family can also enter the best-dressed competition, while grown-ups can visit the psychic or enjoy Halloween cocktails and mocktails.
Children’s tickets cost $10 and include a Halloween goodie-bag activity, one juice box and access to all children’s activities. Adult tickets cost $10 and include one can of beer or glass of wine.
You can purchase food from the Backyard Halloween Street Feast menu, featuring street-food favourites, freshly made pizzas and family-friendly bites. Book your tickets ahead and come ready for an evening of costumes, activities and treats.
Halloween Monster Mash at Claremont Hotel
Bring your family to Claremont Hotel on 31 October for free Halloween activities from 2pm to 5pm. Your little monsters can build their own monster, get creative in a slime workshop and enjoy Halloween face painting.
Book a table for lunch or dinner to make an afternoon of it.
GhoulFest: Perth’s Halloween Trick or Trade Event at Optus Stadium
Explore a world of trading cards, collectables, art and Halloween entertainment at GhoulFest at Optus Stadium on 31 October. You can browse more than 180 vendors across over 400 tables, including more than 80 dedicated trading card vendors and over 35 artists.
Your family can meet cosplayers and roaming characters, enjoy live DJs and visit themed photo areas. You can also try Dungeons & Dragons introductory sessions and miniature-painting workshops.
In the Kids Zone, your children can enjoy bounce houses, a ball pit, face painting, mermaid hair braids, a Pokémon-themed trail and a trick-or-treat candy trail. Food vendors offer options including bubble tea, fairy floss, popcorn, cookies and doughnuts, with giveaways and competitions also on the program.
Halloween Disco at Joondalup Family Centre
Dress your child in their spookiest, funniest or most creative costume and head to Joondalup Family Centre on Friday 30 October, from 4.30pm to 6pm. Your kids can enjoy music, dancing, Halloween games, costume fun and prizes.
Tickets cost $15 per child and include a sausage sizzle, with a canteen also available. Bookings are essential, so secure your child’s place using the ticket QR code on the event flyer.
Spookiaco in Subiaco
Explore Subiaco’s first Halloween celebration from 30 October to 1 November, with activities taking place throughout the day and night. You can discover Monsters Can’t Fly, an inflatable artwork by Matthew Aberline with The Beautiful and Useful Studio at Market Square Park, browse the Subi Fright Market and find photo opportunities in the haunted laneways.
You can also explore spooky walking tours with Oh Hey WA, Halloween events and themed menus. For the grown-ups, the program includes a Spooky Cocktail Crawl. Entry is free, although individual events, tours and promotions may have a cost.
3D Print Your Own Halloween Earrings at Riverton Library
Learn how to source and 3D print Halloween-themed earrings in the Makerspace at Riverton Library on 14 October. You’ll explore designs on Makerworld, download the correct file type, import your design into Creality Print slicer software and prepare it for printing.
This session is ideal if you’ve already completed your 3D printing induction and want to learn more about printing existing designs from online platforms. Bring your own USB and book ahead, as places are limited.
Halloween Scavenger Hunt and Craft Workshop at Craigie Plaza Shopping Centre
Dress your little ones in their favourite Halloween costumes and head to Craigie Plaza on Saturday 17 October, from 10am to 1pm. Your kids can follow the trick-or-treat trail before getting creative with Halloween-themed crafts at this free event.
You’ll find the activities outside IGA at Craigie Plaza, 15 Perilya Road, Craigie.
Halloween Disco at Lollipop’s Wanneroo
Get your family dressed in their Halloween best and head to Lollipop’s Wanneroo on 23 October for a night of play, dancing and games. Your kids can meet Lollipop the Cat, enter the best-dressed competition and finish the evening with Halloween sweets and a free gift.
Your child’s ticket includes entry to the Halloween Playland and disco, plus unlimited play. Adults enter free. Purchase your tickets early to avoid missing out, and leave outside food at home.
Halloween at Lollipop’s Ellenbrook
Dress up in your favourite Halloween costumes and enjoy a Halloween disco at Lollipop’s Playland Ellenbrook on Friday 23 or Saturday 24 October. Your kids can enjoy unlimited play, dance to Halloween-themed tunes, meet Lollipop the Cat and collect free Halloween sweets. You can also enter the best-dressed competition.
Adult entry is free, and the café will be open for meals and drinks. Bring your socks and leave outside food at home.
Halloween Craft Workshop at Winthrop Village
Bring your kids to Winthrop Village on Saturday 24 October, from 10am to 1pm, for a free Halloween craft workshop. Your little ones can dress up in their favourite costumes and create Halloween-themed crafts.
You’ll find the event at Winthrop Village, 131 Somerville Boulevard, Winthrop.
Free Halloween Pumpkin Decorating at Haynes Shopping Centre
Let your kids get creative at Haynes Shopping Centre on Saturday 24 October, from 10am to 1pm. Your little ones can paint, stick and decorate their own wooden pumpkin to take home, whether they choose a spooky, silly or colourful design.
Pumpkins and craft materials are supplied, so you only need to bring your imagination. This event is free, with no bookings required, and activities are available while stocks last.
Sew a Trick-or-Treat Bag You Can Keep Forever at Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre
Create your own reusable trick-or-treat bag at Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre on 24 October. You’ll use fabric remnants to make a bag you can bring out year after year, helping you reduce waste while getting ready for Halloween.
Family Halloween Costume Swap at Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre
Refresh your family’s Halloween collection at the City of Wanneroo Family Halloween Costume Swap on 24 October. Bring along a costume, mask or Halloween decoration and swap it for something that’s new to you.
You can save money, reduce waste and keep useful items out of landfill while finding a different look for your little witches, ghouls or superheroes. This event at Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre is free, but registration is essential.
Sunday Funday: DIY Halloween Decorations at Claremont Museum
Get your home ready for Halloween by making your own decorations at Claremont Museum on Sunday 25 October. You can join the activities in the museum courtyard between 11am and 1pm, with creative fun suitable for all ages.
This event is free, but bookings are required for children only. You’ll need to supervise your kids and assist where needed. Bring a picnic lunch if you’d like to enjoy the park afterwards.
Scoops of Spooky Fun at Armadale Library
Let your child create a delightfully spooky ice cream character at Armadale Library on 27 October. They’ll make a quirky decoration to help you celebrate the Halloween season.
This session is suitable for children aged 6–12 years. Bookings open on 27 September 2026. If you book but can no longer attend, notify the library.
Decadance Halloween Disco 2026 at Decadance
Dress your kids in their Halloween costumes and head to Decadance on Friday 30 October for a fun, non-scary K-pop disco. Your children can dance, play games, enjoy crafts, win prizes and tuck into a food basket, with a lolly bag to take home.
Every child taking part in dancing, crafting and eating requires a ticket. Parent and carer entry is free. You’ll find Decadance at 15 Royce Court, Joondalup.
The Case of the Shrunken Pumpkin: A Halloween Adventure at The Beyond Realms
Help Witch Hazel solve the mystery of her shrunken pumpkins at The Beyond Realms from 30 October to 1 November. Your young adventurer can step into a 110-minute interactive theatrical experience filled with storytelling, sensory play, hands-on activities and potion-making.
Using spooky ingredients, your child will create a Halloween glow potion to help restore the pumpkins—while trying not to cast a growing spell on Fuzzbubbles the black cat.
Dress-ups are welcome, but choose clothing suitable for bubbly, fizzy and colourful mess. Tickets are limited, and the adventure runs for three days only.
KRB Kids Halloween DJ Party 2026 at King Road Brewing Co.
Bring your little witches, wizards, ghosts and ghouls to King Road Brewing Co. on 30 October for a family-friendly Halloween DJ party. From 5pm, your kids can dance to spooky tunes, visit the DIY arts table, enjoy face painting and join games on the grass, including tug of war, sack races and egg-and-spoon races.
Dress up for a night of Halloween decorations, prizes and lollies. You can also purchase food from a limited kitchen menu featuring Halloween specials.
Tickets cost $5 per person for all guests aged three and over.
Halloween at The Basso
Bring your family to The Basso on 31 October for an afternoon of Halloween entertainment. Your kids can enjoy activities from 1pm to 3pm, with best-dressed prizes and giveaways adding to the fun.
If you’re planning an evening out, you can enjoy live music in the Sports Bar from 8pm. Book ahead to secure your place.
3km Halloween Family Bike Ride at Wildflower Reserve, Orelia
Decorate your bike, dress in your Halloween best and join a guided 3km family ride on 31 October. You’ll meet at Sandringham Park, Orelia, before riding through Wildflower Reserve in a friendly, supported group.
Before you set off, you can take part in a basic bike and helmet check and practise your balance, bike handling and riding skills through Halloween-themed activities. You can also enter the costume and decorated-bike competitions for a chance to win prizes.
The ride welcomes community members of all ages and abilities, with no racing or pressure. Bring a bike in good working order, a correctly fitted helmet, a water bottle and sunscreen. Make sure your costume and decorations are secure and don’t interfere with your ability to ride, see or control your bike. Bookings are essential.
Halloween Family Challenge at City of Gosnells Museum at Wilkinson Homestead
Gather your family for a Halloween challenge at the City of Gosnells Museum at Wilkinson Homestead on 31 October. You can follow a trail of games, crafts and puzzles while exploring the museum, then enjoy a picnic in the grounds.
Dress-ups are encouraged, and children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Entry costs $7 per family. The museum is open from 10am to 1pm, with Halloween Challenge sessions at 10am and 11.30am.
Halloween at Wanneroo Markets
Bring your family to Wanneroo Markets on Saturday 31 October for a day of Halloween entertainment, shopping and treats. Your kids can enjoy trick-or-treating from 10am to 2pm, Bewitching Bubbleology and the Spooky Sparkles Glitter Bar, with Perth Wildlife Hospital also part of the event.
You can catch a live band in the Beer Garden from 1pm to 4pm. Wear your favourite Halloween costumes and keep an eye out for spooky surprises. Entry and parking are free.
Little Monsters Halloween Party at Darch Plaza
Dress your little monsters in their favourite costumes and head to Darch Plaza on Saturday 31 October. With sessions between 10am and 12.30pm, your kids can enjoy face painting, glitter tattoos, a silent disco and a trick-or-treat trail.
Your children can also decorate their own witch’s hat and collect lucky dip prizes. The event is suitable for children of all ages, but bookings are essential and places are limited.
Halloween at Charlie’s Paddock
Bring your family to Charlie’s Paddock on Saturday 31 October, with the venue open from 11am. Your kids can enjoy free face painting from 2pm to 5pm, search for spooky monsters in a scavenger hunt and join in trick-or-treat fun.
Wear your favourite Halloween costumes and enjoy a family outing filled with activities and treats.
Halloween Spooktacular at Houghton Park
Celebrate Halloween at Houghton Park, Carramar, on Saturday 31 October, from 2pm to 6pm. You can enjoy a free, all-ages community event featuring carnival rides, Halloween activities and games, live entertainment from DJ Dench and a trick-or-treat trail.
Wear your best costume to join the all-ages costume parade and competition, or show off your Halloween dance moves. You can also purchase food from local food trucks and browse market stalls for goodies and treats.
Spooktacular Halloween Fun at Maddington Central
Dress your family in their favourite Halloween costumes and visit Maddington Central on Saturday 31 October, from 2pm to 5pm. Your kids can enjoy free face painting, make Halloween-themed crafts and collect treats from participating retailers throughout the centre.
You’ll find the event near Prouds and Strandbags. Entry is free, with an afternoon of creative activities and Halloween fun for your family.
Halloween at Lakers Tavern
Bring your little monsters to Lakers Tavern on 31 October for free children’s Halloween activities from 3pm to 5pm. Your kids can collect trick-or-treat lolly bags, decorate their own treat baskets and enter the best-costume competition.
For an adults’ night out, you can return from 7pm for a DJ playing 2000s hits, Halloween cocktail specials and a prize for the scariest costume. Entry to both the daytime and evening celebrations is free.
Halloween Spooky Trail at Port Coogee Village Shopping Centre
Take your little ghosts, witches and monsters to Port Coogee Village on Saturday 31 October, from 3pm to 4pm. Your kids can follow the Halloween Spooky Trail, collect trick-or-treat goodies and enjoy free face painting and glitter tattoos.
This free event is suitable for children aged 2–12 years, and no bookings are required. Dress-ups are encouraged, and your children must be accompanied by an adult.
Halloween on the Green at Collier Park Golf
Bring your family to Collier Park Mini Golf on 31 October for 18 holes with a Halloween twist. You can tackle a Haunted Front Nine filled with ghosts, skeletons, fog and spooky surprises, then follow the trick-or-treat trail.
Your family can also make slime in Witch Lydia’s Slime Laboratory and dress up for a chance to win the costume competition. Tickets include haunted mini golf, a Halloween barbecue, one drink, the trick-or-treat trail and the slime-making experience.
Tickets cost $30 for adults and $25 for children. Book ahead to secure your family’s place.
Halloween Family Spooktacular: Slime Lab
Join mysterious hosts for a Halloween slime-making masterclass on 31 October. You can create your own slime, dress up for the costume competition and enjoy Halloween treats.
Bring your family along for a hands-on way to celebrate the spooky season.
Spooktacular Halloween Fun at Lake Treeby
Bring your family to Lake Treeby Community Centre on 31 October for a free Halloween celebration featuring entertainment, food trucks and creative activities. You can drop in with Next Door Crafties to make a Halloween keepsake to take home, with all craft materials supplied.
The event welcomes all ages and abilities and is wheelchair and pram accessible. Wear your favourite Halloween costumes and enjoy browsing local food trucks for savoury meals and sweet treats.
Perth Makers Market – Halloween Twilight Market at Burswood Park
Perth Makers Market Halloween Twilight Market at Burswood Park
Explore handmade creations from Western Australian artisans at the Perth Makers Market Halloween Twilight Market on 31 October. You can visit Burswood Park from 4pm to 9pm to browse stalls, enjoy food and music, and join a family scavenger hunt.
Dress up for the Best Costume Competition at 6.30pm, or bring your costumed dog for the Doggy Costume Competition at 7pm. Each competition winner receives a $50 voucher to spend with market stallholders.
Your kids can also call out “trick or treat” to the costumed staff handing out lollies.
Halloween at the Haunted Hotel at Kalamunda Hotel
Dress your little monsters in their Halloween best and visit Kalamunda Hotel on Saturday 31 October for its Family Spooktacular. Your kids can enjoy free face painting from 4pm and follow a trick-or-treat trail around the venue.
You can book an early family dinner before heading out for more Halloween adventures. Entry is free, and table bookings are recommended.
Joondalup Night Market: Halloween Edition at Joondalup City Centre
Bring your family to the Joondalup Night Market on Saturday 31 October, from 4.30pm to 9.30pm, at the 70 Boas Avenue car park. You can browse market stalls, enjoy food trucks and street food, and catch live entertainment among Halloween decorations and spooky displays.
Your kids can join the Halloween Costume Parade at 5pm, watch the Akwaaba Drumming Group from 5.30pm to 6.30pm and meet Halloween fairies from 6.30pm to 8pm. Keep an eye out for the giant Grim Reaper, inflatable scary tree and witch.
Entry is free, and the market is pet friendly. Wear your favourite costumes and enjoy an evening of food, music and Halloween fun.
Mini Monsters Halloween Party at Gosnells Hotel
Dress your little ones in their favourite Halloween costumes and visit Gosnells Hotel on Saturday 31 October, from 5pm to 7pm. Your kids can enjoy face painting with Freedom Fairies, trick-or-treat fun in the beer garden and a spooky craft and colouring station.
Your children can also enter a Halloween-themed colouring competition and compete for best-costume prizes. Entry is free.
Halloween Night Stalk at Baldivis Children’s Forest
Explore Baldivis Children’s Forest after dark on Saturday 31 October with a Halloween Night Stalk. You can follow the forest trails and look or listen for wildlife, including frogs, kangaroos, bats, possums, phascogales, spiders, insects and perhaps a boobook owl.
Choose the 6pm session if you’re bringing younger children and would prefer some light remaining in the canopy. For a darker, spookier adventure, book the 7.30pm session.
Costumes are welcome, and you can enjoy hot chocolate and damper. Accompanying adults attend free. Bring a torch, dress for the weather and wear enclosed shoes, as the paths are unsealed and uneven.
Tickets are limited. You’ll find Baldivis Children’s Forest at 1399 Mandurah Road, Baldivis.
Halloween Family Day at Carine Glades Tavern
Keep your family’s Halloween celebrations going at Carine Glades Tavern on Sunday 1 November, from 2pm to 5pm. Your kids can enjoy spooky face painting, a witchy glitter bar and Jack-o’-Lantern crafts hosted by Freedom Fairies.
Entry is free, and costumes are encouraged.
With so many family Halloween events happening across Perth, your kids won’t run out of spooky fun from mid-October right through to 1 November. Popular events can book out fast, so check each event’s “More information” link for the latest details, ticket prices and booking requirements before you head out. Whether your family loves a Halloween disco, a trick-or-treat hunt, a craft workshop or a twilight market, you’ll find an event to suit you. Happy haunting, Perth!
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