Bright Brains Storytime
2026-06-01 09:30 - 10:30 (Australia/Perth)
Join our STEM storytime program throughout the school term to get your bright brain growing bigger.
Explore books about our planet and discover how you can be a Citizen Scientist no matter how young or old.
Recommended for ages 2 to 5
No registration required, just come along and join in with our story, songs, and craft activities.
Kwinana Public Library Mondays, weekly during term time – Excluding public holidays. Visit the Library’s event calendar for dates. 9.30am to 10.30am
What is STEM? STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. This program creates the building blocks of knowledge, exploring STEM concepts in age-appropriate and fun ways.

If you have any questions about program accessibility or accommodations, we’re happy to help – Please contact us at programs@kwinana.wa.gov.au or 9236 4300.

Baby Play
2026-06-01 09:30 - 11:30
Join us for Baby Play, where new parents and their little ones enjoy fun, relaxed playtime while nurturing strong attachment bonds. Our sessions are designed to support your baby’s cognitive, physical, and emotional development through engaging activities. Plus, strengthen those special parent-child connections during our much-loved Rhyme Time at the end of each session. Come share the joy of helping your baby grow and thrive!
Baby Play sessions are suitable for children up to 18 months old. As a drop-in style program, no registration is required for parents to attend with their child.

Baby Play Days, Times and Locations
When reviewing the information below:

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Themed or partner-hosted sessions are marked with a ⭐; if available, click the date for more info.
All Youth and Families programs do not operate on Western Australian public holidays, as listed on the Government of Western Australia’s website.

School Terms

Location
Session Times
Days

Huntingdale Community Centre, Huntingdale
Session 1: 9.30am – 10.30am
Session 2: 10.30am – 11.30am
Mondays

Richard Rushton Community Centre, Gosnells
Session 1: 9.30am – 10.30am
Session 2: 10.30am – 11.30am
Wednesdays

School Holidays
Check out the Baby Play (School Holidays) event page to find out when this program will be running during the school holidays.

Baby Play (0-18 months)
2026-06-01 09:30 - 11:30
Join us for Baby Play, where new parents and their little ones enjoy fun, relaxed playtime while nurturing strong attachment bonds. Our sessions are designed to support your baby’s cognitive, physical, and emotional development through engaging activities. Plus, strengthen those special parent-child connections during our much-loved Rhyme Time at the end of each session. Come share the joy of helping your baby grow and thrive!
Baby Play sessions are suitable for children up to 18 months old. As a drop-in style program, no registration is required for parents to attend with their child.
School Terms

0 – 18 months

0 – 12 Months

Mondays at
Huntingdale Community Centre
Wednesdays at
Richard Rushton Community Centre

Session 1: 9:30am – 10:30am
Session 2: 10:30am – 11:30am
Session 1: 9:30am – 10:30am
Session 2: 10:30am – 11:30am

Froggy's Fun on the Green
2026-06-01 09:30 - 11:30
Froggy’s Fun on the Greenis a free, family-friendly mobile outdoor play session for Cockburn parents, grandparents or carers with children aged 0 to 5 years. It offers fun activities for children and a chance for mums, dads, grandparents or carers to connect with others, and also access information and support.
Two sessions are held per week during school terms on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Please note:

No bookings are required, just sign in on the day so we can record attendance
If you arrive early (before 9am or 8.30am in Term 1) at the park, use the playground until the session is set up
Do not attend if you or your child is sick
Please help staff pack up after the session
Do not bring dogs for safety reasons
Parents/carers are responsible for looking after their children at all times (please note there is a lake in Manning Park)
Please be aware of parking rules in reserves and parks and be aware of turtle nests or turtles hatching, laying at Manning Park
Please don’t take photos or videos of children who are not yours or who you are not caring for on the day.
In case of bad weather, call 0467 713 447 to see if Froggy’s is going ahead, but remember staff are busy setting up so cannot always respond immediately. If weather is extreme the session will be cancelled – check the City’s Facebook page and this website page.

The City of Cockburn accepts no liability for any injury, loss or damage incurred by attending this program.
Session Details
School Terms Only Term 2- starting Monday 20 April 2026

Day
Locations

Monday Sessions
Manning Park, Azelia Road, Hamilton Hill (The venue is on the grassy banks to the right of the museum when facing it)

Tuesday Sessions
Nicholson Reserve, Swallow Drive, Yangebup (under cover option available)

MyTime Group
2026-06-01 09:30 - 11:30
MyTime Group provides a supportive space for parents and carers of children with developmental delay, disability, chronic medical conditions, or undergoing diagnosis. Connect with others who understand and enjoy simple craft activities to support your wellbeing.

Story time Duncraig
2026-06-01 10:00 | Duncraig Library, Cnr Warwick Road and Marmion Avenue, Duncraig, WA, Australia
These sessions nurture a love of reading, spark the imagination and provide valuable opportunities for children to connect and socialise beyond the home.
No cost. No need to book.

Baby Rhyme Time
2026-06-01 10:00 - 10:30 | City of Vincent Library, 99 Loftus Street, Leederville, WA, 6007, Australia
Join us in the Junior area for a morning of interactive rhymes and songs paired with fun actions.

Rhyme Time builds an early knowledge of reading and writing in children and aims to inspire a love of reading from birth and develop a sense of community for both caregivers and children.

Baby Rhyme Time is run on Mondays at 10am with a repeat session on Thursdays at 10am.

There are no sessions on Public Holidays or during school holidays.

Monday Baby Rhymetime
2026-06-01 10:00 - 10:30 | Rankin Gardens, 138L Hamersley Road, Subiaco, WA, 6008, Australia
Sing songs, share rhymes and stories with your baby to help them develop their early literacy and learning skills in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
Baby Rhymetime is held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am. No bookings required.
Monday Sessions are held outdoors in Rankin Gardens from January – May and September – December. The session will be moved indoors in the case of extreme weather. Keep an eye on the Subiaco Library & Museum Facebook page for any updates regarding weather.
Wednesday Sessions are held indoors all year round. Wednesday sessions do not run during School Holidays.

Library Quiet Hours
2026-06-01 10:00 - 11:00 | Ballajura Library, 1 Kingfisher Avenue, Ballajura, WA, 6066, Australia
A welcoming, safe, and comfortable space for all members of our diverse community.

Come in during this time for a quiet library experience.
During Quiet Hour, we ask library users to:

Keep voices low
Take phone calls outside the library
Use headphones for all devices
Avoid noisy activities
Be respectful of Quiet Hour and other library users.

The library will:

Turn down phones and PC notifications
Reduce movement in the space
Keep conversations low to maintain a calm environment
Maintain a quiet environment by asking customers to comply.

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in creating a peaceful and inclusive space.

Under 5's STEAM Lab
2026-06-01 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-06-01 10:00 - 13:00 | Rockingham Library, Dixon Road, Rockingham, WA, 6168, Australia
A fun, creative and hands-on learning environment where little people can explore the exciting possibilities of STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths. Aimed at ages 2 – 5 years.
Free event run during school terms.
Bookings are essential.
For more information, please contact Rockingham Library on 9528 8683 or email rockinghamlibraries@rockingham.wa.gov.au.
If you have any specific needs or require accommodations in order to comfortably attend this event, such as visual aids, a quiet space, or accessible seating, please let us know.
Register now

Free Zumba classes
2026-06-01 10:00 - 11:00 | BillaBean Cafe, 40 Liffey Street, Canning Vale, WA, 6155, Australia
Get ready to dance your heart out and burn some serious calories with these fun, free Zumba sessions!

Beginner English
2026-06-01 10:00 - 12:00
We’ve teamed up with Mercy Works to provide free beginner English classes. If you know a friend, family member, or neighbours who could benefit, you can help them get started.
Classes will be held on Mondays, from 10am – 12pm, during the school term in the Innovation Lab at the Ruth Faulkner Library, 213 Wright Street, Cloverdale.
The class is a drop in session where you can attend the sessions at your convenience, however, please register your interest using the booking link on this page to be kept up-to-date with any last minute changes or cancellations.
Children aged 0 to 5 years are welcome but must be supervised by their caregiver.

Albany WA Day Festival
2026-06-01 10:00 - 14:00 | Museum of the Great Southern, Residency Road, Albany, WA, Australia
Celebrate community, culture and creativity at Albany’s FREE WA Day Festival — a vibrant family-friendly event set against the stunning waterfront backdrop of the Museum of the Great Southern.
As Albany marks its Bicentenary year, this special WA Day celebration brings together stories, music, performances, hands-on activities and cultural experiences that honour the people, traditions and communities that make Albany unique.
What’s On
🎶 Live music and choir performances from talented local performers including BilyaBeats, Bird on a Wire Choir, The Valdoonicans and combined performances from Albany Senior High School and North Albany Senior High School.
🌏 Living Histories cultural experiences with Michelle Essex, sharing stories and traditions from Filipino, Italian and Menang communities through performances and interactive sessions.
🖤 Aboriginal cultural demonstrations with respected Menang Noongar man Larry Blight of Kurrah Mia, showcasing traditional Aboriginal toolmaking and cultural knowledge.
🎪 Family favourites including Jamie the Clown, face painting, bouncy castles, outdoor games, museum craft activities and messy play for little ones.
🩴 The much-loved Thong Throwing Competition returns with sessions for both kids and adults.
🏛️ Explore the immersive “Albany Then and Now” exhibition celebrating 200 years of Albany’s history through interactive displays and storytelling.
🐪 Visit the WA Museum’s Museum in a Container exhibition exploring the stories of cameleers and camels in WA — and meet Naqa the life-size camel.
⛵ Enjoy FREE entry to the historic Brig Amity for the day.
🍔 Grab a bite to eat from food vendors and community sausage sizzles while connecting with local community groups, environmental initiatives and emergency services.
🎨 Take part in hands-on cultural activities including Japanese origami workshops and interactive displays throughout the precinct.
Bring your family and friends and celebrate everything that makes Albany and Western Australia special.
FREE ENTRY — everyone welcome.
Proudly supported by BHP, the State Government and Lotterywest.

Geraldton WA Day Festival
2026-06-01 10:00 - 14:00 | Museum of Geraldton, 2 Museum Pl, Geraldton, WA, 6530, Australia
Celebrate community, culture and creativity at Geraldton’s FREE WA Day Festival – a vibrant day of live entertainment, cultural experiences and family fun on the beautiful Batavia Coast.
Hosted by the Museum of Geraldton, this much-loved community celebration brings together music, storytelling, creativity and hands-on activities that showcase the people and cultures that make Geraldton unique.
What’s On
🎶 Enjoy an electrifying live music program featuring emerging local artists and Geraldton favourites Karloo Rockers, bringing their unique blend of rock, reggae and country to the stage.
🌏 Experience interactive cultural performances and Living Histories experiences, including a traditional Chinese tea ceremony celebrating culture, storytelling and connection.
🖤 Get creative with respected Yamaji artist Carol Martin and contribute to a collaborative community artwork reflecting shared identity and community spirit.
🏹 Get active with the Woorree Scout Group’s popular hoverball archery and ropes course, offering exciting challenges and fun for all ages.
🐾 Meet native wildlife up close with hands-on animal encounters from WA Wildlife Displays, featuring species found throughout the Mid West region.
🎨 Families can enjoy a wide range of interactive activities including face painting, sensory play, balance challenges and creative hands-on experiences throughout the festival precinct.
🎣 Inclusive community experiences including Fishability, giving visitors the opportunity to connect, participate and enjoy accessible outdoor activities.
🍔 Explore a delicious range of food trucks and multicultural flavours from around the world, adding to the vibrant coastal festival atmosphere.
☀️ Soak up the relaxed seaside vibes while celebrating everything that makes Geraldton and Western Australia special.
Bring your family and friends and experience a day filled with fun, culture and community connection on the Batavia Coast.
FREE ENTRY – everyone welcome.
Proudly supported by BHP, the State Government and Lotterywest.

Kalgoorlie-Boulder WA Day Festival
2026-06-01 10:00 - 14:00 | Centennial Park, Kalgoorlie, Patroni Rd, Somerville, WA, 6430, Australia
Celebrate culture, community and connection at the FREE Kalgoorlie-Boulder WA Day Festival – a vibrant day packed with live entertainment, cultural experiences, family fun and interactive adventures for all ages.
Hosted by the Museum of the Goldfields in partnership with Celebrate WA, this much-loved community event brings together the stories, traditions and creativity that make the Goldfields region so unique.
What’s On
🌏 Experience the powerful Living Histories storytelling program, featuring eight storytellers from eight different cultural backgrounds sharing stories, traditions and experiences that reflect the rich diversity of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
🎶 Enjoy a vibrant line-up of live entertainment and multicultural performances throughout the day, including Māori, Filipino, Bhutanese, Indian and African dance and music performances, Irish music from the O’Neil family, local performers and traditional storytelling.
🖤 Connect with culture through Aboriginal art workshops and storytelling sessions led by local Aboriginal artist Gavin Cumba Murray, where participants can create and take home their own artwork.
⛏️ Try your luck at prospecting for treasure thanks to Hannan’s North Tourist Mine. Learn how to pan for gold and keep any treasures you uncover in this hands-on Goldfields experience.
🚑 Watch the Chamber of Minerals and Energy Mines Rescue Team in action with exciting live emergency rescue demonstrations — a crowd favourite celebrating the region’s strong mining community.
🧗 Get your adrenaline fix with Radrock Adventures, featuring an 8-metre rock-climbing wall, bungee trampolines, a mobile high ropes course with zipline, an inflatable obstacle course, axe throwing and interactive adventure challenges.
🧚 Meet Angie the Fairy and roaming performers bringing magical entertainment, playful interactions and face painting throughout the festival precinct.
🐑 Enjoy hands-on fun at Old Macdonald’s Travelling Farm, where kids can meet and interact with friendly farm animals.
🎨 Explore family activity zones including the Under 5 Play Zone by Goldfields Regional Library, Mini Miner Play Area, Box City creative build zone and Western Australian themed arts and crafts.
🌳 Relax and recharge in the Headspace Chill Zone, or share what makes you proud by contributing to the Goldfields Pride “Proud Tree”.
🍔 Enjoy a delicious variety of food vendors serving cuisines from around the world, including pizza, Moroccan street eats, ice cream and more – celebrating the incredible cultural diversity of the Goldfields community.
Bring your family and friends and experience a day filled with fun, culture and community spirit in the heart of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
FREE ENTRY — everyone welcome.
Proudly supported by BHP, the State Government and Lotterywest.

Exhibition | Journey
2026-06-01 10:00 - 16:00
Journey speaks to movement through place, memory, and identity. From vast landscapes and familiar paths to aerial views and abstract impressions, the works reflect both the visible world and inner experience. Using a range of mediums, the four artists interpret creation not as a fixed destination, but as an unfolding way of seeing, belonging, and becoming.

Opening Event
Friday 29th May 2026, 6.00pm to 8.00pm
Atwell Gallery
586 Canning Hwy, Alfred Cove
Exhbition continues
Saturday 30th May until Sunday 7th June 2026
10.00am to 4.00pm daily
Image credit: Detail courtesy of Shannon Melville

The West Australian Pulse 2026
2026-06-01 10:00 - 17:00 | The Art Gallery of Western Australia | AGWA, Perth Cultural Centre, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
WA’s talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, empower and shape the world we live in. The selected works provide a window into young people’s private, social and artistic concerns. It is an inspiring, rewarding and insightful look at the world through the minds of our most talented young artists.
The West Australian Pulse 2026 celebrates 34 years and features 63 works by 2025 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 43 schools across WA. This year’s exhibition delivers an exciting range of artistic approaches with the final selection showcasing the highest calibre of artworks produced across the State. The 2026 exhibiting artists examine themes ranging from self-identity – including cultural intersections, neurodiversity, sexuality, and mental health – through to processing loss, environmental concern, racial and societal inequality, and social pressures of conforming and performing through school and beyond.
Image credits – Margaux Parsons Measured By Waste 2025. Oil on canvas, coloured pencil and magnets, two parts: 121.5 x 91 cm (each). Santa Maria College. Axel Wood Pray for Peace, Prepare for War 2025. Oil on canvas, three parts: 76 x 61 cm (each). Hale School. Photos: Christophe Canato.
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Story Time
2026-06-01 10:30 - 11:30 | City of Vincent Library, 99 Loftus Street, Leederville, WA, 6007, Australia
Join us in the junior area for a morning of stories, crafting, and meeting new friends.
Story Time builds an early knowledge of reading and writing in children and aims to inspire a love of reading from birth and develop a sense of community for both caregivers and children.
Story Time is hosted on Mondays at 10.45am with a repeat session on Thursdays at 10.45am.
There are no sessions on Public Holidays or during school holidays.

Bubs at the Hub
2026-06-01 10:30 - 11:30 | Children’s Space, Ruth Faulkner Library, 213 Wright Street, Cloverdale, WA, 6105, Australia
For families with children up to 2 years
This program will be held in the Children’s Space, Ruth Faulkner Library
Books, rhymes and songs help babies and toddlers to develop early literacy skills and a love of language. We also provide puzzles and toys after each session encouraging families to chat, stay and play together.
Tickets are not required for this free program.
Please note:

Do not attend if unwell
​To enable a safe, enjoyable experience at our library events children aged 11 and under must be supervised at all times by a parent, guardian or carer

Tuesday Storytime
2026-06-01 10:30 - 11:30 | Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco, WA, 6008, Australia
Join us for an interactive storytelling session designed for pre-schoolers, followed by craft, games and/or activities. Suitable for children aged two to five. No bookings required.
Tuesday Storytimes are held outdoors in Rankin Gardens from January – May and September – December. The session will be moved indoors in the case of extreme weather. Keep an eye on the Subiaco Library & Museum Facebook page for any updates regarding weather.
Friday Storytime are held indoors all year round. On the last Friday of the month, special storytellers from Barking Gecko Arts join to tell a story or two.
During the school term, storytelling sessions are held on Tuesdays at 10.30am and repeated on Fridays at 10.30am. During school holidays, storytime is held on Fridays only at 10.30am.

Mandarin Bilingual Rhymes at Riverton Library (Ages 0-5)
2026-06-01 11:00 - 11:30 | Riverton Library, 67 Riley Road, Riverton, WA, 6148, Australia
Let’s celebrate our cultures and diversity in the City of Canning

Library Quiet Hours
2026-06-01 11:00 - 12:00 | Midland Library, 45 Helena Street, Midland, WA, 6056, Australia

WA Day Festival Fremantle 2026
2026-06-01 11:00 - 18:00 | Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, Mews Road, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia
WA Day Festival Fremantle returns—free, all-day celebration of culture, music, food and family fun at Fishing Boat Harbour and Bathers Beach

We are thrilled to announce the return of the renowned WA Day Festival Fremantle to the spectacular Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, where this much-loved celebration will once again bring the precinct to life with culture, creativity and community spirit.This large-scale, free and family-friendly festival will bring people together to proudly celebrate what it means to be Western Australian.
Families, friends, neighbours and visitors will gather by the water to experience a day filled with energy, connection and shared celebration in one of the state’s most beautiful seaside settings.Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the harbour and the golden sands of Bathers Beach, the precinct will transform into a welcoming meeting place where stories are shared, cultures are celebrated and the spirit of community is felt throughout the day.WA Day Festival Fremantle is more than an event — it is a joyful celebration of belonging, pride and the rich diversity that makes Western Australia such a remarkable place to live.
We look forward to welcoming the community to the harbour for a truly memorable WA Day celebration.
A Festival Alive with Music, Culture and PerformanceThe 2026 WA Day Festival entertainment program will deliver a vibrant, dynamic and culturally rich showcase of Western Australian talent, presenting an exciting panorama of professional artists who reflect the diversity, creativity and spirit of our multicultural community.Set within the spectacular surrounds of Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour and iconic Bathers Beach, the program will come alive with colour, movement, music and energy in a way that is both inspiring and unforgettable.Against the magnificent backdrop of the harbour and beach, artists representing Oceania, Asia, Europe and South America will create a powerful celebration of Western Australia’s multicultural identity.
Bali flags, bunting, festoon lighting and colourful lanterns throughout Mews Park and Bathers Beach will transform the precinct into a vibrant festival landscape, adding atmosphere, beauty and a strong sense of celebration.Performances will unfold across the harbour precinct and Bathers Beach, activating lively gathering spaces including Mews Park and the surrounding waterfront areas and encouraging visitors to explore the precinct while enjoying entertainment in a variety of stunning coastal settings.Mews Park will become a vibrant hub of live music and celebration, where festival audiences can gather for an electrifying program of performances throughout the day. A major musical highlight will be a spectacular live tribute to the powerful songs of the Eighties, performed by a large live band together with outstanding featured artists.With soaring vocals, driving rhythms and unforgettable anthems that defined a generation, the performance will bring the unmistakable energy of the Eighties to life. Festival-goers can expect a thrilling soundtrack of iconic hits performed with passion, power and stage presence, transforming Mews Park into a lively open-air concert experience where audiences sing along, dance and celebrate together.Across the precinct, music, dance and cultural performances will continue throughout the afternoon, with bands, singers, musicians and dancers presenting an energetic mix of international and contemporary performances.
Among the many highlights will be Festival Carnivale at Bathers Beach, a specially curated celebration featuring vibrant Latin American rhythms, choreographed dance performances, lavish costuming and the theatrical excitement of Carnivale.Elegant Venetian-style street theatre performers will roam the waterfront promenades and gathering spaces, bringing moments of artistry, intrigue and theatrical spectacle. Adorned in elaborate masks and beautifully detailed costumes inspired by historic Venetian carnivals, these captivating characters will surprise and delight audiences with spontaneous encounters and playful performances.Festival-goers will also encounter exhilarating performers including fiery Tarantella dancers and dazzling Can-Can dancers, while the spectacular 50-metre Dragon Dance will mesmerise audiences with breathtaking movement and extraordinary feats.
As the afternoon moves toward evening, Bathers Beach will provide the setting for a dramatic Sunset Spectacle, where professional fire artists will command the beachfront with a powerful performance of flame, rhythm and movement. Arcs of fire will spiral through the evening air, creating a mesmerising display set against the glowing Indian Ocean horizon.
Family Experiences and Cultural EncountersBeyond the vibrant entertainment program, the festival will offer a rich tapestry of family experiences, cultural encounters and interactive celebrations that invite visitors of all ages to explore and connect throughout the harbour precinct.Kids Festival KingdomFamilies will discover a vibrant world of imagination inside the Kids Festival Kingdom, a lively children’s precinct created especially for young festival-goers and their families.At the heart of the excitement will be the spectacular 12-metre Mermaid Aquarium, where children can marvel at graceful mermaids performing inside a giant aquatic tank, creating enchanting moments and wonderful photo opportunities.Young adventurers will also have the chance to meet superheroes, unicorns, mermaids and fairytale characters, bringing stories and fantasy to life as children step into a playful world of imagination and discovery. Creative craft activities at the WA Shipwrecks Museum will spark young imaginations, while roaming performers create joyful surprises throughout the precinct.With so much to explore, Kids Festival Kingdom will become a joyful gathering place where children, parents, grandparents and their friends can share unforgettable moments together during this vibrant WA Day celebration by the sea.
Nonna’s Piazza – Cooking with the NonnasAdding warmth, heritage and a beautiful sense of intergenerational connection to the festival will be Nonna’s Piazza – Cooking with the Nonnas, one of the most heart-warming highlights of the day.Throughout the festival, beloved Italian grandmothers will take centre stage, sharing treasured recipes and culinary traditions passed down through generations. Visitors will gather around as the Nonnas prepare traditional dishes while sharing stories, laughter and the joyful spirit of Italian family life.The aromas of freshly prepared food, the sound of conversation and the warmth of the Nonnas’ hospitality will transform the piazza into a vibrant gathering place where culture, memory and community come together in the most delicious way.Children will also be invited to roll up their sleeves and join hands-on pasta dough making workshops with the Nonnas, learning the traditional craft of kneading and shaping pasta while sharing a joyful experience with parents and grandparents.Nonna’s Piazza promises to be a celebration of heritage, flavour and family — a place where stories are shared, traditions come alive and everyone is welcome at the table.
First Nations Cultural Celebration – CorroboreeA profoundly important and moving highlight of the festival will be the Corroboree led by respected Elder James Webb.Presented on Bathers Beach, Elder James Webb together with the Wadumbah Dance Theatre Group and fellow First Nations performers will present a powerful cultural performance celebrating centuries of living traditions, ancient knowledge and the enduring cultural legacy of Australia’s First Nations peoples.Through rhythm, song, dance and storytelling, the Corroboree will honour traditions carried across countless generations, sharing stories of Country, spirit and community that continue to shape Western Australia today.This deeply meaningful presentation recognises the foundational place of First Nations culture within the identity of Western Australia and offers audiences a respectful opportunity to experience the strength and beauty of one of the world’s oldest continuing cultures.
World-Class Food and HospitalityNo celebration at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour and Bathers Beach would be complete without the incredible flavours that make this iconic seaside destination so loved by locals and visitors alike.Throughout the festival, visitors will be invited to explore a vibrant culinary landscape where world-class hospitality venues and global street food come together to create an irresistible celebration of flavour.Festival-goers can indulge in an extraordinary selection of fresh seafood, international cuisine and contemporary street food, lovingly prepared by some of Western Australia’s most talented chefs, food artisans and street food specialists.From relaxed bites enjoyed by the water to delicious dishes inspired by cultures from around the world, the harbour precinct will become a true melting pot of dining experiences, reflecting the diversity and creativity of Western Australia’s multicultural community.The aromas of freshly prepared food, the buzz of conversation and the joy of sharing meals together will add another layer of warmth and celebration to the festival atmosphere, inviting families, friends and visitors to gather, savour and celebrate throughout the day. The food and hospitality experiences at WA Day Festival Fremantle will be an essential and unforgettable part of the celebration.
A Celebration of Western AustraliaAs the sun sets over the Indian Ocean and the harbour glows with music, colour and celebration, the WA Day Festival Fremantle will stand as a vibrant tribute to the people, cultures and stories that shape Western Australia.It is a day where communities come together, traditions are honoured, creativity flourishes and the spirit of belonging is shared by all who gather by the sea.We warmly invite the community to join us at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour and Bathers Beach to celebrate WA Day — a joyful and unforgettable day of culture, connection and shared pride in the place we proudly call home

Fremantle WA Day Festival
2026-06-01 11:00 - 18:00 | Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, Mews Road, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia
Celebrate WA Day in Fremantle!
Join us at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour on Monday June 1 from 11am–6pm for a vibrant celebration by the water, honouring the stories, people and cultures that shape Western Australia.
Set against the stunning harbour and Bathers Beach, the precinct will come alive with a dynamic program of live entertainment from artists representing Oceania, Asia, Europe and South America. A powerful highlight of the day is the First Nations Corroboree, led by respected Elder James Webb and Wadumbah Dance Theatre, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and enduring traditions of Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Across the harbour, enjoy colourful cultural showcases, roaming performers and high-energy acts, including the spectacular 50-metre Dragon Dance, Venetian-style street theatre and lively performances from groups such as Apotezzy Samba.
Experience the energy of Festival Carnivale at Bathers Beach, featuring Latin rhythms, choreographed dance, live bands and vibrant costuming, alongside crowd favourites including Candela and the electrifying Eighties Arena live show bringing iconic hits to life.
Families can explore the Kids Festival Kingdom, a dedicated children’s precinct filled with interactive fun. Discover creative workshops, storytelling and hands-on activities, meet superheroes, unicorns and fairytale characters, and don’t miss the magical Mermaid Aquarium & Marine Wonder Experience.
Be sure to visit Nonna’s Piazza – Cooking with the Nonnas, where traditional recipes, storytelling and hands-on pasta-making workshops bring generations together in a celebration of culture, food and family.
As the day unfolds, the celebration builds to a breathtaking sunset fire performance on Bathers Beach, where flame, rhythm and movement create a spectacular coastal finale.
With delicious food from Fremantle’s iconic waterfront venues and local vendors, festive lighting and a welcoming seaside atmosphere, it’s the perfect way to celebrate WA Day in the heart of Fremantle.
Proudly supported by BHP, the State Government and Lotterywest.
Free entry. We look forward to celebrating with you at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour!

WA Day Long Weekend
2026-06-01 11:00 - 20:30 | The Bassedean Hotel, 25 Old Perth Road, Bassendean, WA, 6054, Australia
Join us at the Bassendean Hotel for four days of live entertainment, good food and easy long weekend vibes.
We’ll have live music all weekend long, with Jammin with Charlie taking over Saturday and Electrophobia hitting the stage Sunday.
Plus! On Monday from 1–3pm, we’re keeping the little ones entertained with WA Day native flower paintings & face painting.
Round up the crew, lock in a table and spend the long weekend at your local.

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WA Day Long Weekend | The Morris
2026-06-01 11:00 - 21:00 | The Morris Hotel, 2 Morris Rd, Innaloo, WA, 6018, Australia
Get ready for a cheeky long weekend sesh at The Morris for WA Day! We’re open all weekend, so fire up the group chat & meet at ours for the best 3 dayer vibes
Friday 29th May – Monday 1st June Food specials $15 Margaritas (Sunday only) Good vibes all weekend Footy live & loud
Book a table on our website, or just roll up with the posse https://www.themorrishotel.com.au/book-a-table

WA Day Long Weekend - The Duke
2026-06-01 11:00 - 21:00 | The Duke Bar and Bistro, 2 Innesvale Way, Carramar, WA, 6031, Australia
Kick off your weekend with non-stop vibes at The Duke Perth
Saturday: British Chinese FeastThink classic takeaway favourites, big plates for sharing. No cooking, no washing up, no arguing over who forgot the prawn crackers| Feeds 2, for just $79
Sunday: 3-Course Carvery RoastWe’re serving up our much-loved Carvery Roast | $38 buffet
Monday: Giant Yorkie RoastEase into the week with our Giant Yorkshire Pudding Roast – hearty, oversized, and loaded with all the trimmings for that ultimate comfort hit.
Plus, Live Music Saturday night and Sunday afternoon!

WA Day Long Weekend - The Greenwood
2026-06-01 11:00 - 21:00 | The Greenwood Hotel, 349 Warwick Rd, Greenwood, WA, 6024, Australia
Heck yeah, another long weekend!
We’re open ALL long weekend and there’s plenty happening across the pub to keep the good times rolling –
THURS: Meat pack giveaway at half time FRI: Sherrin footy giveaway from 7pm SAT: Pick a Box from 4–6pm Jackpot up for grabs SUN: Eagles vs Bombers LIVE & LOUD 5.20pm MON: Open from 11am-9pm Showing all your live sports on our big screens Chef specials all day Happy Hour 5–6pm $21.5 Carlton Dry jugs (Thurs-Sun)
And don’t forget – KIDS EAT FREE every Monday at The Greenwood!

WA Day Long Weekend | The Swinging Pig
2026-06-01 11:00 - 21:00 | The Swinging Pig, Leisure Inn, 1 Chalgrove Ave, Rockingham, WA, 6168, Australia
Sliiiiiiide into the long weekend at The Swinging Pig!

We’ve got the goods for you this WA Day Long Weekend ~ delicious slider specials! Choose from 4 different flavours, or give them all a go with a slider tasting paddle.

Plus, Live Music Sunday & Kids Facepainting | 2pm – 5pm $10 Kids meals all weekend All long weekend bookings go in the draw to WIN a Swan Valley Wine Tour!

Happening Friday 29th May til Monday 1st June. Friday – Sunday | Regular hours Monday | Open 12pm – 9pm

Click the link below to book (and go in the draw!) https://www.leisureinn.com.au/book-a-table
