Explore unusual things to do in Perth: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of the city all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Perth, for visitors and locals alike.
Unlike other ballets, a Tchaikovsky ballet immediately launches you in a fantasy world, full of dreams and magic. The whimsical and lyrical melodies combined with intricate choreography make for a stunning spectacle tha...
Escaping reality has never been easier - the borders have reopened, international travel is up and running, and the 21st century has graced us with multiple mode of technology that offer escapes of some sort - more spec...
'Tis the season to pretend that we're in the Northern Hemisphere for a white Christmas...although replace 'white' with 'very wet' and we've got ourselves a winner. Christmas in July celebrations are rampant around the n...
Calling all wine-fiends - State of Wine is making a grand return to Perth’s this July, and the wine team are raring to fill your glasses half full. Come Wednesday 19 until Sunday 22 July, the St Georges Terrace grou...
Pair your favourite music and wine at Grapevine Gathering in October this year. Lounge on rolling lawns, sip on world-class wine in lush vineyards and eat from gourmet food trucks while listening to awesome music from S...
It's no secret that the one-of-a-kind, illuminated phenomenon, has been highlighting Kings Park since mid-June and leaving the people of Perth awe-inspired. In short, the winter wonderland of light, colour, and soun...
Winter is well and truly underway here in Perth, and it's high time some warmth headed our way - queue From now until Sunday 30 July, Lightscape is transforming Kings Park and Botanic Gardens/Kaarta Koomba into a wi...
Some movies have such brilliant musical scores and memorable moments that it’s only fitting they get transferred from screen to stage. Now a flirty, playful and sensual stage production of Dirty Dancing is returning to...
National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week is a national celebration held across the first week of July each year. It's an opportunity to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and ac...
Roaming around in the wintertime can seem like an unlikely scenario - however we Western Australians truly are blessed with at least an ounce of sunlight that gleams through the clouds on even the gloomiest of days. ...