Join us for special outdoor storytimes in the park.

Under the shade of the trees, we’ll be reading our favourite picture books and singing nursery rhymes and songs together. 

Storytimes alternate monthly between Perth City Farm and the Kings Park Poolgarla Family Area.

No bookings required.

Suitable for ages 2 to 6

Wednesday 24 September 2025 Kings Park* 
Wednesday 29 October 2025 City Farm 

Wednesday 26 November 2025 Kings Park 
Wednesday 17 December 2025 City Farm** 

Wednesday 28 January 2026 Kings Park 
Wednesday 25 February 2026 City Farm 

Wednesday 25 March 2026 Kings Park 
Wednesday 29 April 2026 City Farm 

Wednesday 27 May 2026 Kings Park 
Wednesday 24 June 2026 City Farm 

*Join us for a special longer Stories in the Park on Wednesday 24 September 2025 (10am to 11am) for the Everlasting Kings Park Festival. After the stories we’ll be doing a nature-based craft activity together. 

**change from pattern

About the venues: 

Kings Park

Poolgarla Family Area, Kings Park, West Perth  

You’ll find us under the trees near Koorak Café. At this session we’ll be sitting on mats on the lawn. You are welcome to bring your own lawn chairs and picnic blankets. 

How to get there: 
PUBLIC TRANSPORT 
Bus Routes 24, 27, 103 and the Purple CAT Bus stop just outside the park at the Kings Park Road Outram Street bus stop. 
 
PARKING 
Free parking is available in the Poolgarla Family Area Carpark, access via Kings Park Road. Three ACROD bays are available in this carpark.  

Poolgarla Family Area Map

Perth City Farm 

1 City Farm Place, East Perth 

You’ll find us near the Art Room, just past the Café. At this session you’ll have the option of sitting on the mats or on a bench. There’s not much space so leave your lawn chairs at home for this one. 

How to get there: 
PUBLIC TRANSPORT 
Perth City Farm is right next to Claisebrook train station, and the Yellow CAT bus stops right out the front. 
 
PAID PARKING 
This CPP Royal Street carpark is just in front of the Farm. One ACROD bay is available on City Farm Place, and two in the Royal Street carpark.