Tuesday 1 April

The History of Matilda Bay

Walking tour
Wonil Hotel Crawley
10am – 11.30am
Free – bookings required

Join Sue Graham-Taylor and Jane Boxall for a stroll back in time around Matilda Bay. Hear and share the stories about this special part of the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River). More here.

Holly Wood Tuesday Morning Show

Performance – John Ralph (Swan River Colony Songs)
Perth Town Hall
11am – 12pm
Free – no bookings required

Join musician, songwriter and host extraordinaire Bernard Carney OAM for a morning of song, dance and laughter every Tuesday at the Perth Town Hall. Throughout April, Bernard introduces a range of special guest speakers and musical acts showcasing Western Australian stories and musical heritage. 

Abandoned Perth 

Photo Display 
Anytime
Carillon Arcade (Murray St) 
Free – no bookings required

Urban explorer, historian and photographer Delphine Jamet is on a mission to document abandoned and hidden places. See Perth through Delphine’s unique lens in this pop-up display of some of her favourite forgotten Perth buildings.

WA Women's Hall of Fame Roll of Honour Exhibition

Exhibition
State Library of Western Australia
Free – no bookings required

This event will officially open the WA Women's Hall of Fame: Roll of Honour exhibition and will also feature live conversations with some of 2025’s newest inductees.

RAC Walk of Fame 

Display 
8.30-5pm weekdays 
832 Wellington Street West Perth 
Free- no bookings required

From the creator of WA’s first road map, to “The Wonder Woman” who circled the continent in her car, discover the remarkable stories of 18 individuals who have made a lasting impact on our state. The names and contributions of those inducted are etched in pavement outside RAC’s headquarters in West Perth. 

Boorloo Stories 

8am-9pm
Raine Square Short Story machine
Free – no bookings required

Dive into Perth’s culture and history with stories dispensed at the press of a button by the Short Story Machine. Print a range of story snippets from the City of Perth’s Cultural Collections, together with selections from Writing WA, Community Arts Network and Night Parrot Press.