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If you love finding parks that genuinely cater to a mix of ages, Giger Park in Alkimos is well worth adding to your list. It may look fairly modest at first glance, but once the kids start exploring, it quickly becomes clear that this Playground packs a lot into a smaller space. It has that lovely hidden-gem feel, with enough variety to keep toddlers busy while still offering plenty to tempt bigger, more adventurous kids. One of the best things about Giger Park is how well it balances play for different age groups. Little ones are well catered for with Read more…

Don’t let the size fool you—Jack Barlow Park may be on the smaller side, but it still packs in plenty to keep the kids happy. This is the kind of easy, no-fuss local park that works well for a casual play, a quick stop with the kids, or a laid-back catch-up with friends while little ones burn off some energy. One of the best things about Jack Barlow Park is its compact layout. Everything is close together, so it’s especially handy if you’ve got younger children and want to keep them within easy sight without having to follow them from Read more…

Join us at FRONT, a free family-friendly creative hub transforming @140 Perth into a vibrant creative playground these April school holidays. From 6–17 April, kids of all ages can enjoy artistic workshops, dancing, podcasts, and loads of fun activities led by some of Australia’s top creatives. Drop in for free creative fun daily, no bookings needed! Limited spots are still available for some workshops, so jump online to secure yours. Activities run daily from 10am to 3pm, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Please note: Parents/carers are responsible for supervising their children at all times. Do not attend if you or your Read more…

If you’ve explored your fair share of shopping centre playgrounds, you’ll know they can often feel a little repetitive. Ocean Keys Shopping Centre in Clarkson has taken a completely different approach — creating a space that is intentional, inclusive and genuinely engaging for children and their caregivers. This isn’t just somewhere to pass the time. It’s a place where children can move, explore, regulate and connect — and where parents and caregivers can actually enjoy the experience too. Inspired by WA’s Coastline The design is one of the first things that stands out. Inspired by the Western Australian coastline and Read more…

  Get the kids off the screens and onto the court these April school holidays with West Coast Fever School Holiday Clinics at Gold Netball Centre, Jolimont – the same four walls where the world’s best netballers train. Ages 5–10 | Full Day | 9am–3pm | 16 or 17 April A fun-filled day packed with drills, skills, fitness testing, team bonding and a Fever player Q&A and signing session based off Woolworths NetSetGo Clinics. Ages 11–16 | Half Day | 2.5hrs | 13 or 14 April Fast-paced junior development, match play and a chance to meet Fever players! All sessions Read more…

These school holidays, head to Subiaco Arts Centre for Stellarphant – a Barking Gecko Arts’ new stage show based on the award-winning picture book by James Foley. Stella the elephant dreams of becoming an astronaut, but Space Command says no. Watch her build her own spaceship and prove that heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and species. Catch it from 15 to 18 April. Tickets available from barkinggecko.com.au. Read more…

Babies Proms concerts invite children aged 2–6 and their families to experience the magic of live orchestral music in a fun, relaxed and interactive setting. At just $16 per ticket, it’s the perfect first concert experience. Little ones will discover the instruments of the orchestra through toe-tapping tunes and playful moments to clap, listen and join the fun. With a full live orchestra on stage and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s music the whole family will love. Concerts: 10am & 11:30am Saturday 18 April + 10am & 11:30am Sunday 19 April Venue: Judith Cottier Theatre, Perth College, 31 Lawley Crescent, Mt Read more…

Nestled within the beautifully revitalised Elizabeth Baillie Park in East Victoria Park, the Mildred Creak Playground is fast becoming one of Perth’s most beloved family destinations. Named in honour of Mildred Creak — a pioneering child psychiatrist whose groundbreaking work helped shape early diagnostic criteria for autism — this Playground has been thoughtfully designed with inclusivity, creativity and community at its heart. It offers a genuinely welcoming space where children of all abilities can come together to play, explore and connect. The Playground sits at the centre of the park’s impressive $8.1 million transformation, which was delivered by the Town Read more…

  School Holidays at The House of Honey Honey Bee Tour A fun 45-minute private ‘Bee Tour’ of our Bee Farm and honey shop. Great for the family or those who are simply curious and wanting to learn more about bees and honey. An experience guaranteed to entertain, educate and inspire you with the fascinating world of bees! SEE the Hives TASTE pure WA honey LEARN about the bees in the hive SAMPLE honey sparkling water, and mead (honey wine) for the adults! Multiple dates March – May Book Now: The Honey Bee Tour – The House of Honey   Read more…

There’s a good reason to get outside in Rivervale with stage 2 of the Wilson Park Precinct Plan now completed. You don’t want to miss this EPIC new playground and upgraded community spaces, made possible only through joint funding from the City of Belmont, the Federal Government, and the State Government through Lotterywest. This revitalised park now has a modern pump track with a dedicated skate zone, nature-inspired play equipment and a sensory play zone for children of all abilities and ages, wheelchair-friendly pathways and inviting community spaces for families to come together. The highlight of the park would be Read more…