Itโ€™s WA Day on Monday 1 June, and there are plenty of ways for you and your family to celebrate across Perth and regional Western Australia. From free community festivals and cultural performances to kidsโ€™ activities, live music, food, fireworks and family-friendly fun, WA Day is the perfect chance to enjoy a long weekend together while celebrating the people, places and stories that make Western Australia special.

Whether youโ€™re heading to Fremantle for a big waterfront festival, planning a relaxed pub lunch with kidsโ€™ entertainment, or looking for a regional celebration later in the month, youโ€™ll find lots of exciting WA Day events to choose from.

WA Day Family Fun at The Claremont Hotel

Head to The Claremont Hotel this Western Australia Day for a relaxed family outing. Kids can enjoy golden wattle arts and crafts from 1pm to 3pm, making it a fun way to celebrate WA Day together.

You can book a table for lunch in The Bistro and enjoy a family-friendly meal while the kids get creative.

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Fremantle WA Day Festival

Celebrate WA Day by the water at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour on Monday 1 June from 11am to 6pm. You can enjoy a vibrant free festival honouring the stories, people and cultures that shape Western Australia, all set against the beautiful backdrop of the harbour and Bathers Beach.

Youโ€™ll find live entertainment from artists representing Oceania, Asia, Europe and South America, along with colourful cultural showcases, roaming performers, a 50-metre Dragon Dance, Venetian-style street theatre and high-energy performances from acts including Apotezzy Samba. One of the highlights will be the First Nations Corroboree, led by respected Elder James Webb and Wadumbah Dance Theatre.

Families can explore the Kids Festival Kingdom, where youโ€™ll discover creative workshops, storytelling, hands-on activities, superheroes, unicorns, fairytale characters and the magical Mermaid Aquarium & Marine Wonder Experience. You can also visit Nonnaโ€™s Piazza โ€“ Cooking with the Nonnas for traditional recipes, storytelling and pasta-making workshops.

As the day comes to a close, you can experience a spectacular sunset fire performance on Bathers Beach. With food from Fremantleโ€™s waterfront venues and local vendors, festive lighting and a welcoming seaside atmosphere, itโ€™s a wonderful way to celebrate WA Day in Fremantle.

Proudly supported by BHP, the State Government and Lotterywest. Free entry.

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WA Day Corroboree

Experience a powerful Traditional Corroboree on WA Day at Bathers Beach, led by respected cultural leader James Webb. Youโ€™ll be part of a moving celebration of pride, connection and identity, bringing the community together through culture, dance and storytelling.

Set against the Indian Ocean, this special event features Elder James Webb, the Wadumbah Dance Group and invited Aboriginal artists. Through rhythm, movement and storytelling, youโ€™ll witness a living tradition that reflects thousands of years of history, resilience and deep connection to land and sea.

This Corroboree captures the heart of WA Day, celebrating community, identity and belonging. Itโ€™s a meaningful cultural experience where past and present meet, and where Western Australiaโ€™s First Nations heritage is honoured with strength and pride.

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Magical Kingdom Princesses Meet & Greet WA Day Festival Fremantle

Step into a sparkling world of imagination as the Magical Kingdom Princesses arrive at the WA Day Festival Fremantle. You and your family can enjoy enchanting meet-and-greet appearances, magical photo opportunities and special moments with beloved princess characters.

Held within the surrounds of the WA Shipwrecks Museum, this fairytale experience brings wonder, joy and excitement to the festivalโ€™s Childrenโ€™s Program. Children can meet princesses dressed in beautiful gowns and tiaras, creating treasured memories in a magical festival setting.

This is a lovely experience for families who want to add a touch of sparkle, fantasy and fairytale charm to their WA Day celebrations.

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Magical Mermaid Meet & Greet WA Day Festival Fremantle

Dive into a world of ocean magic as magnificent mermaids arrive at the WA Day Festival Fremantle for meet-and-greet appearances and photo opportunities at the WA Shipwrecks Museum.

As part of the Childrenโ€™s Program, you and your family can meet the mermaids up close, admire their shimmering tails and enjoy a magical experience beside Fremantleโ€™s harbour. The historic waterfront setting adds to the sense of fantasy and wonder.

The Mermaid Meet and Greet sessions run from 12pm to 1pm, 1.30pm to 2.30pm and 3pm to 4pm. Itโ€™s a beautiful experience for children who love mermaids, ocean stories and imaginative play.

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Acrobatch Circus at WA Day Festival Fremantle

Get ready for high-energy circus fun as Acrobatch Circus performs at the WA Day Festival Fremantle. You can enjoy an exciting mix of acrobatics, circus artistry, physical theatre and comedy in and around the WA Shipwrecks Museum.

Expect gravity-defying stunts, human pyramids, strength and balance acts, and interactive moments that will entertain festivalgoers of all ages. The stunning Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour setting makes this live performance even more memorable.

If your family loves circus acts, big energy and impressive live entertainment, this is one WA Day highlight you wonโ€™t want to miss.

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Ultimate Hulk Superhero Encounter WA Day Festival

Meet the Mighty Hulk at the WA Day Festival Fremantle as part of the Childrenโ€™s Program at the WA Shipwrecks Museum. On Monday 1 June from 12.30pm to 1.30pm, young superhero fans can enjoy a larger-than-life encounter with one of the worldโ€™s most iconic heroes.

Youโ€™ll have the chance to take photos, enjoy meet-and-greet moments and experience a super-powered atmosphere in the heart of Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour. Itโ€™s a fun stop for families with kids who love comic-book adventures and superhero action.

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Albany WA Day Festival

Celebrate community, culture and creativity at Albanyโ€™s free WA Day Festival, set against the waterfront backdrop of the Museum of the Great Southern. As Albany marks its Bicentenary year, you can enjoy a family-friendly day filled with stories, music, performances, activities and cultural experiences.

Youโ€™ll hear live music and choir performances from local acts including BilyaBeats, Bird on a Wire Choir, The Valdoonicans, Albany Senior High School and North Albany Senior High School. You can also experience Living Histories cultural sessions with Michelle Essex, sharing stories from Filipino, Italian and Menang communities.

Families can enjoy Aboriginal cultural demonstrations with Larry Blight of Kurrah Mia, Jamie the Clown, face painting, bouncy castles, outdoor games, museum craft activities and messy play for little ones. You can also join the Thong Throwing Competition, visit the โ€œAlbany Then and Nowโ€ exhibition, explore the Museum in a Container display and enjoy free entry to the Brig Amity.

With food vendors, sausage sizzles, community groups, Japanese origami workshops and interactive displays, itโ€™s a welcoming way to celebrate Albany and Western Australia. Free entry.

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Geraldton WA Day Festival

Celebrate WA Day on the Batavia Coast at Geraldtonโ€™s free WA Day Festival, hosted by the Museum of Geraldton. You can enjoy a relaxed day of live entertainment, cultural experiences, family activities and coastal community spirit.

Youโ€™ll hear local music from emerging artists and Geraldton favourites Karloo Rockers, and you can experience Living Histories sessions including a traditional Chinese tea ceremony. You can also get creative with respected Yamaji artist Carol Martin and contribute to a collaborative community artwork.

Families can try hoverball archery and ropes course activities with the Woorree Scout Group, meet native wildlife with WA Wildlife Displays, enjoy face painting, sensory play, balance challenges and hands-on activities. You can also connect with Fishability and explore food trucks serving multicultural flavours.

Bring your family and friends for a fun, free celebration of Geraldton and Western Australia.

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Kalgoorlie-Boulder WA Day Festival

Celebrate culture, community and connection at the free Kalgoorlie-Boulder WA Day Festival, hosted by the Museum of the Goldfields in partnership with Celebrate WA. You can enjoy a full day of live entertainment, cultural experiences, family fun and interactive adventures.

Youโ€™ll experience the Living Histories storytelling program, with eight storytellers from eight cultural backgrounds sharing traditions and experiences that reflect Kalgoorlie-Boulderโ€™s diversity. There will also be multicultural performances including Mฤori, Filipino, Bhutanese, Indian and African dance and music, Irish music from the Oโ€™Neil family, local performers and traditional storytelling.

Families can take part in Aboriginal art workshops with Gavin Cumba Murray, pan for gold with Hannanโ€™s North Tourist Mine, watch live Mines Rescue Team demonstrations and enjoy Radrock Adventures activities including an 8-metre rock-climbing wall, bungee trampolines, a high ropes course, zipline, inflatable obstacle course and axe throwing.

You can also meet Angie the Fairy, visit Old Macdonaldโ€™s Travelling Farm, explore play zones, enjoy arts and crafts, relax in the Headspace Chill Zone and try food from a variety of vendors. Free entry.

 

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Pirates & Mermaids Family Day at The Victoria Park Hotel

Bring your little pirate or mermaid along for a Pirates & Mermaids Little Legends Family Fun Day on the last Sunday of May from 1pm to 3pm. Youโ€™ll find ocean-themed fun in the Playground, perfect for kids who love sparkle, adventure and imaginative play.

Children can enjoy glitter hair, face painting and shimmery designs fit for mermaids and fearless pirates. They can also make an Under-the-Sea Jar, a magical keepsake filled with sea creatures, treasures and shimmering underwater wonder.

Itโ€™s a fun afternoon for families ready to dive into under-the-sea play.

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Little Legends WA Day Party! | Gosnells Hotel

Spend your WA Day public holiday at Gosnells Hotel for the Little Legends WA Day Party. On Monday 1 June from 2pm to 5pm, you can enjoy a free WA Day event packed with glitter, crafts and Aussie-inspired fun for all ages.

Kids can enjoy WA wildlife glitter tattoos, make their own bush cork hat and join in the fun hosted by Freedom Fairies. The kitchen will be open all day, so you can settle in for a relaxed family outing.

Itโ€™s a great way to keep the kids entertained over the WA Day long weekend.

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Settlers House Hosts YORKids ROVING BRICKS with Live Music

Head to Settlers House for live music across the weekend and family-friendly building fun with YORKids Roving Bricks. On Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 4pm, kids can build, create and play in the courtyard.

Itโ€™s a relaxed way to enjoy the long weekend while the kids get creative and you soak up the live music atmosphere.

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Face Painting โ€“ Long Weekend at Swan Settlers Market

Kick off the long weekend with face painting fun at Swan Settlers Market on Saturday 30 May from 12pm to 2pm. You can bring the kids along to get colourful and creative as theyโ€™re transformed into their favourite characters.

While youโ€™re there, you can enjoy the marketโ€™s indoor and outdoor Playgrounds, food and drinks, unique stalls and relaxed family-friendly atmosphere. Itโ€™s easy to make a full day of it with plenty to eat, shop and explore.

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YORKids Hosts Drip Drop Play

Let your children explore a calming and colourful sensory experience with Drip Drop Play by Ad Lib Collective. This immersive activity encourages children to listen, explore and play in a world of light and water.

Bookings are essential, so make sure you secure your spot before heading along.

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WA Day Long Weekend โ€“ The Kala

Celebrate the WA Day long weekend in the Perth Hills at The Kala on Sunday 31 May. You can enjoy a big family-friendly day out in Kalamunda with Aussie vibes, animals, music and activities.

Families can visit the petting zoo, meet farmyard favourites and iconic Aussie animals, enjoy face painting, balloon animals and apple bobbing from 3pm to 5pm, and listen to live music in the courtyard from 3pm to 6pm. There will also be an Aussie raffle and drink specials throughout the day.

Itโ€™s a relaxed way to spend your long weekend Sunday with the whole family.

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WA Day Long Weekend at The Bassendean Hotel

Spend the WA Day long weekend at the Bassendean Hotel with four days of live entertainment, good food and relaxed local vibes. You can enjoy live music all weekend, including Jammin with Charlie on Saturday and Electrophobia on Sunday.

On Monday from 1pm to 3pm, kids can join in WA Day native flower painting and face painting. Round up your crew, book a table and enjoy the long weekend at your local.

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WA Day Long Weekend | The Morris

Celebrate the WA Day long weekend at The Morris from Friday 29 May to Monday 1 June. You can enjoy food specials, $15 margaritas on Sunday, footy live and loud, and good vibes all weekend.

Gather your friends, book a table or simply head in with your group for a relaxed long weekend session.

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WA Day Long Weekend โ€“ The Carine

Spend the WA Day long weekend at The Carine, where you can enjoy footy live and loud, happy hour drinks, burger specials, kids entertainment and the return of the golf simulator.

From Friday 29 May to Monday 1 June, youโ€™ll find all-day kitchen service, live sport on screen, an exclusive burger special and happy hour from 5pm to 6pm. On Sunday, kids can enjoy free entertainment from 1pm to 3pm, while Monday brings opening from 11.30am and golf simulator fun with prizes to be won.

Itโ€™s a great local option for cold drinks, good food and family-friendly long weekend fun.

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WA Day Long Weekend โ€“ Gosnells Hotel

Celebrate the WA Day long weekend at Gosnells Hotel with live music, footy, food, happy hour and free family fun. The weekend kicks off on Friday night with free live music from Codamoda from 8pm.

Across the long weekend, you can enjoy footy live and loud, all-day kitchen service and happy hour from 5pm to 6pm. On WA Day Monday, Gosnells Hotel opens from 11.30am and hosts free kids entertainment from 2pm to 5pm with the Freedom Fairies.

Itโ€™s a jam-packed long weekend celebration at your local.

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WA Day Long Weekend โ€“ The Duke

Kick off the WA Day long weekend at The Duke Perth with hearty food, live music and relaxed weekend vibes. On Saturday, you can enjoy a British Chinese Feast for two, featuring classic takeaway favourites and sharing plates for $79.

On Sunday, you can sit down to a three-course carvery roast buffet for $38, and on Monday you can ease into the week with a Giant Yorkshire Pudding Roast loaded with all the trimmings. There will also be live music on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.

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WA Day Long Weekend โ€“ The Greenwood

Enjoy another long weekend at The Greenwood, with plenty happening across the pub. You can catch live sport on the big screens, enjoy chef specials, happy hour and a range of giveaways and activities.

The program includes a meat pack giveaway on Thursday, Sherrin footy giveaway on Friday from 7pm, Pick a Box on Saturday from 4pm to 6pm, Eagles vs Bombers live and loud on Sunday at 5.20pm, and Monday opening from 11am to 9pm.

Kids eat free every Monday at The Greenwood, making it a handy option for WA Day family dining.

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WA Day Long Weekend | The Swinging Pig

Slide into the WA Day long weekend at The Swinging Pig with delicious slider specials from Friday 29 May to Monday 1 June. You can choose from four different slider flavours or try them all with a slider tasting paddle.

There will be live music on Sunday, kids face painting from 2pm to 5pm, $10 kids meals all weekend and all long weekend bookings go in the draw to win a Swan Valley wine tour.

The Swinging Pig will operate regular hours Friday to Sunday and open from 12pm to 9pm on Monday.

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Regional Hub Events Held Later in the Month

Newman WA Day Festival

Celebrate community, culture and connection at Newmanโ€™s free WA Day Festival. Emu Oval will transform into a lively festival precinct for an afternoon and evening of entertainment, family fun and local spirit in the heart of the Pilbara.

You can enjoy live entertainment from DJ Viv, Adrian Dzvuke and Feel Estate, explore the SciTech activation zone, try circus skills workshops and join West Coast Eagles skills and drills with mascots Rick and Rosie.

Kids can enjoy the merchandise and colouring-in tent, while everyone can watch light-up roving stilt performers bring colour and sparkle to the evening. Food vendors will be available throughout the event, and the celebration finishes with a spectacular fireworks display over the Pilbara sky.

Free entry. Proudly presented by BHP, with support from the State Government and Lotterywest.

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Port Hedland WA Day Festival

Celebrate WA Day by the water at Port Hedlandโ€™s free WA Day Festival, held at Spoil Bank Marina. You can enjoy a vibrant waterfront celebration filled with live entertainment, family fun and community spirit.

The entertainment lineup includes vocalist Lilly Gogos and band Feel Estate. You can also explore the SciTech activation zone, join circus skills workshops, take part in West Coast Eagles skills and drills, meet mascots Rick and Rosie, and visit the merchandise and colouring-in tent.

As the evening arrives, light-up roving stilt performers will bring extra magic to the marina, and food vendors will serve a range of festival favourites. The event finishes with fireworks lighting up the Port Hedland waterfront.

Free entry. Proudly presented by BHP, with support from the State Government and Lotterywest.

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Broome WA Day Festival

Celebrate community, culture and connection at Broomeโ€™s first free WA Day Festival. Set at Town Beach Reserve, this waterfront celebration brings people together to honour the stories, cultures and spirit that make Western Australia special.

You can enjoy live entertainment from local acts including Stellar Moon and the Family Shoveller Band, explore the Broome Markets, browse artisan products and community stalls, and enjoy family-friendly activities throughout the precinct.

Kids can get creative in the colouring-in tent, while roaming circus performers and light-up stilt performers bring fun and magic to the event. Food vendors will serve local flavours and festival favourites, and the evening will end with a fireworks display over the Broome sky.

Free entry. Proudly presented by the State Government and Lotterywest.

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WA Day is a wonderful opportunity for you to get out, explore your community and celebrate everything that makes Western Australia unique. With free festivals, live entertainment, cultural experiences, family activities and plenty of long weekend fun, thereโ€™s something for everyone to enjoy.

Be sure to check event details before you go, as times and activities may change. Wherever you choose to celebrate, we hope you have a fantastic WA Day long weekend with your family.

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