What's On

Bring the whole family for a ‘blooming’ good Play Day in Poolgarla Parklands, Kings Park. 

Experience yoga grounded in nature in the magnificent surroundings of Kings Park.

Come and join the team from Fudge Affairs who would love to share their love of fudge with you! 

Step away from your daily routine and immerse yourself in the therapeutic embrace of nature with a unique Forest Bathing experience in Kings Park. 

Back by popular demand, our Science Insider: Orchids Up Close returns!

Join Beth Baker's Wildflower Photography Workshop in Kings Park. Capture stunning blooms and boost your skills. All levels welcome!

Delve into the rich diversity and ecological significance of the Fabaceae family.

Join Kings Park's Senior Plant Breeder Digby Growns for a conversation about the release of the White Diamond waxflower.

Join us to learn about the fascinating history and hard work behind the beautiful displays in your Botanic Garden.

Let a Kings Park Volunteer Guide take you on a journey to see some amazing features of our unique Western Australian flora.

Join City of Perth Library for FREE outdoor storytimes at Poolgarla Family Area in Kings Park.

Bring the family and a torch, for an exciting twilight walk through Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park.

Join our Nursery team for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the engine room of the Western Australian Botanic Garden and Kings Park. 

Explore the art of natural dyeing with native Western Australian leaves.

Ever wondered what bushland treasures lay beyond what you can see from the walk trail? Join this special event as the Friends of Bold Park Guides lead a walk that goes off the usual tracks and into the bushland itself. 

Loose parts play is lots of fun and suitable for all ages!

Mix, mush, build and create in our messy play mud kitchen!

Join BirdLife for a walk through the Western Australian Botanic Garden.

Come and join Stacy Gardoll in-store at Aspects of Kings Park whilst she paints and chats about all things botanical.

Explore the beautiful art of natural dyeing using native leaves of Western Australia.