From 16 March, Barrack Square Markets will be popping up in front of the Bell Tower every Sunday morning. Enter for free and relax amongst Perth’s biggest outdoor brunch club as you soak in stunning views of the Swan River.
WA Museum Boola Bardip is offering free general admission this month, so you can discover our state’s rich history without spending a cent. Explore interactive galleries, cultural exhibits, and must-see experiences for all ages, as well as the museum’s latest exhibit, Spinifex People: Art and Stories from Pila Nguru.
Pack a picnic and settle in at the Fairlanes Amphitheatre for an evening of live music on Friday 7 March. While you’re there, grab a free scoop of gelato from That Little Gelato Cart.
Experience the magic of Japan right here in the City at the Perth Japan Festival. You’ll feel transported to Tokyo with mouthwatering food stalls interactive cultural displays and spectacular performances. Whether you're a foodie, culture enthusiast, or simply looking for an unforgettable day out, the Perth Japan Festival has something for everyone.
Celebrate the vibrant festival of Holi this 16 March at Wellington Square. There’ll be fun for the whole family, with a live DJ, water slides, dunk tank, rain dance and kids entertainment.
Book in to use Brookfield Place’s 3x3 basketball and pickleball court and enjoy some fun in the sun on your lunch break. The court is completely free to use, with equipment available to hire Mondays to Fridays 8am-4pm.
Experience the magic of Japan at the Perth Japan Festival Join City of Perth library staff on Wednesday 26 March for a special outdoor storytime at the Poolgarla Family Area, Kings Park. Under the shade of the trees, they’ll be reading their favourite picture books and singing nursery rhymes and songs together. At this outdoor session we’ll be sitting on mats on the lawn, so to make it more comfortable you are welcome to bring your own lawn chairs and picnic blankets.
In the mood to be serenaded during your lunch break? Brookfield Place is hosting free live performances by WAAPA at Bobeche, Print Hall, Grill’d and Papi Katsu throughout the month of March. For the full program, click here.
Head to AGWA to explore the evolution of one of Western Australia’s most significant artists, Howard Taylor, seen through both his artworks and pages from his journal. Admission to the gallery is entirely free, however if you’re feeling generous, donations are encouraged.
The WA Women’s Hall of Fame celebrates the contribution of women to WA, with more than 300 women recognised for their inspiring work and achievements in areas including communities, business, health, education, the arts, science, research, advocacy, and cultural life to date. This exhibition, opening on 6 March, spotlights inductees who are no longer with us but whose legacy lives on through the Roll of Honour and in items in the State Library’s collection.
