Events Listing
Upcoming Events
Events Listing
Change Exhibition
This exhibition explores how the City of South Perth has adapted and changed over time.
Uncover the Facts series
Keen to learn something new or deepen your knowledge in a particular area? Stay informed on a range of current topics with our free information sessions.
Persian Silk & Rhythm: A Community Dance Journey (Opens external link)
Come and experience the beautiful movements of traditional Persian dance! A free, 8-week program to exercise and learn about a new culture, no experience is needed. This event is not hosted by the City.
Popcorn & Pictures at the Libraries
Join us for free popcorn and a movie screening at Manning and South Perth libraries.
NAIDOC Week 2026
NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements and recognise the contribution First Australians make to our country and our local communities.
Basketball Clinic - Pre-primary to Year 2 (Week 1) (Opens external link)
The clinic is run to teach the basics of basketball, and putting it into gameplay. Perfect for beginners. Children will be taught dribbling, passing, shooting, game play and team skills.
Fairy Garden Workshop - Manning (Opens external link)
Using a mix of materials, children will be encouraged to use their imagination and creativity while exploring hands-on crafting inspired by the outdoors. For children aged 5+.
Decorate your own cookies workshop (Opens external link)
Get creative with icing, sprinkles, and sweet treats at our workshop! Suitable for ages 5 and over. Design delicious cookies, show off your imagination, and enjoy a tasty holiday activity.
Happy Hounds Storytime (Opens external link)
Come and listen to some stories, sing some songs and have some pats with some friendly greyhounds.
Youth Volunteer Tree Planting - Sandon Park (Opens external link)
Are you passionate about the environment and want to earn some community service volunteering hours? Join our tree planting day at Sandon Park, Salter Point for young people aged 12-18.








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