Events Listing
Upcoming Events
Events Listing
Youth Week 2026
Grab your crew and join in on our range of free events to celebrate young people and their positive contributions to our community during Youth Week.
Arts & Crafts Workshop for children in Year 3-8 (Opens external link)
Create a piece of artwork to bring home!
Retro Gaming Day
Grab some friends, challenge yourself, or create new memories with family! Play classic gaming consoles such as PlayStation 1, SNES and Xbox, courtesy of The Nostalgia Box.
Quick Bites for Teens (Opens external link)
Always hungry after school or don't like the food options at home? Come and learn simple recipes for tasty bites that'll keep you full and make you feel good. A free workshop for people aged 12 - 17.
Mural Festival - Artist Talks (Opens external link)
Join us for an in-depth conversation on street art culture as part of the City of South Perth No More Blank Walls Mural Festival.
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Pokerama Workshop (Opens external link)
Build your own Pokémon terrarium! Pick three Pokémon and create their tiny world inside a Poké Ball. A great activity for children aged 8 and over.
Soccer Clinic for children in Year PP-2 (Opens external link)
The clinic is run to teach the basics of soccer, and putting it into gameplay. Perfect for beginners. Children will be taught dribbling, passing, goal kicking, game play and team skills.
BMX & Pump Track Jam (Opens external link)
Ride, learn new tricks, and level up with Freestyle Now’s expert coaches. Compete in fun challenges with heaps of rad prizes available. Bring your crew, enjoy a free BBQ and be part of an epic session. Open to all skill levels and suitable for ages 12 to 17.
Mural Festival - Plein Air Workshop (Opens external link)
Spend the morning immersed in creativity at our Plein Air Workshop with James Giddy, presented as part of the City of South Perth No More Blank Walls Mural Festival.
Constable Care - Making the Right Call (Opens external link)
An engaging puppet show teaching children to recognise emergencies and what steps to take next.
