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The Kalamunda Artisan Market is a well-established community event held on the first Saturday of each month, showcasing the area’s rich artistic and artisan communities. Run by Kalamunda Rotary volunteers for over twenty years, these markets have generated more than $2 million for charity. The market celebrates local creativity and craftsmanship while supporting Rotary International’s global initiatives for positive change, including environmental protection, education, and community development. The market features carefully selected stallholders offering unique and interesting products to shoppers. Top Tip: Sign up as a VIP Market Visitor to receive monthly emails about upcoming stallholders and be the first Read more…
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Kalamunda’s Stirk Park was a favourite of mine, back in the 80s when I was growing up in the Perth Hills. The park has long been a popular location for mothers group get-togethers and family picnics. The snazzy new playground and skate park at Stirk Park has just opened (Nov 2023) after a long-awaited redevelopment. The adventure playground and skatepark are already a huge hit with hills families. Covering the old playground footprint and more, the new playground has more than tripled in size! The park is suitable for kids of all ages – from tiny tots to teens. There are three distinct zones. The playground on the carpark side Read more…
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Kalamunda History Village is Western Australia’s largest folk museum, showcasing unique Hills life and local industries. Located on the historic Upper Darling Range Railway Station site, visitors can explore heritage buildings including original railway stations, a 1905 schoolhouse, historic post offices, and settler’s cottages. Features include the G118 locomotive, transport displays, blacksmith shop, and orchard exhibits. Open weekdays 10am-3pm (Thursdays 12pm-3pm) and weekends 10am-4pm, this family-friendly museum offers guided tours and educational programs. Entry fees apply, with concessions available. Buggybuddys Review Kalamunda History Village Read more…
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Kalamunda Water Park is an exciting summer destination located at 38 Collins Road in the Perth Hills. The facility features a 50m eight-lane Olympic sized swimming pool, wading pool, toddlers pool, and two huge tube water slides. Families can enjoy the manicured shaded grassed areas and on-site kiosk for refreshments. The water park operates seasonally from November to March with general opening hours from 9am-6pm daily. Buggybuddys Review Kalamunda Water Park Read more…
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Farmers Market Sunday – 8am to 12pm Central Mall, Historic Village, Kalamunda Fresh local produce. Top quality – grower direct. Live entertainment and free kids activities. Buggybuddys Review https://buggybuddys.com.au/kalamunda-farmers-market-kalamunda/ Read more…
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Located at 33 Canning Road, Kalamunda (with parking behind Dome Café), this not-for-profit volunteer organization has been serving the community since 1981. The library offers over 1,000 high-quality toys suitable for children aged 0-8 years. Opening Hours: Saturdays: 9:30am – 11:30am Wednesdays: 9:30am – 10:30am Membership Options: Helper Membership: $80/year (requires 5 volunteer shifts + 1 event) Coordinator Membership: $40/year (requires committee approval, 5 shifts + 1 event) Non-Volunteer Membership: $200/year (AGM attendance only) Casual Membership: $30/month (no volunteer requirements) First-time members pay an additional $10 joining fee Members can borrow up to 7 items at a time for two Read more…
