What's On

Take a walk with a Volunteer Kings Park Guide to discover the joys of the beautiful birds that call Kings Park home.

Take a little piece of Kings Park home in a beautiful bouquet of native blooms from our Festival Florist.

This event will focus on using botanical keys and other free resources to identify native plants. 

Twilight discoveries, family adventure, and nature-inspired fun.

If you think orchids are just beautiful flowers, you are in for a big surprise! Come on a journey of discovery of these amazing plants.
 

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

Slow down, explore and discover the wonders of Kings Park’s bushland through this self-guided nature journalling activity.

Tread hidden bushland paths and discover parts of Kings Park you've never seen before with your knowledgeable Kings Park Volunteer Guides. Enjoy the diverse flora for which the park is famous.

A gentle opportunity to reconnect with yourself through mindful sensory engagement with the natural environment.

Join our Plant Development team as they take you for a rare and special behind the scenes tour of their nursery and glasshouses.

Reconnect with nature through yoga in the beautiful surroundings of Kings Park.

Celebrate wildflower season, connect with nature, and enjoy a day filled with imagination, play and discovery at Kings Park.

An inspiring day exploring WA’s unique flora and fauna, conservation, research, and our role in helping nature thrive.

To kick off the Everlasting Festival celebrations here at Aspects of Kings Park we'll be holding a taste-testing event with Fudge Affairs, WA's very own gourmet fudge makers!

Experience Tahnee's creative process as she produces her beautiful work in-store. 

Relax and play with paint in a floral painting class led by a local Perth artist Ellie Biggs.

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

This event will delve into the rich diversity of the Fabaceae family, which includes WA icons such as the Wattles (Acacia) and native peas.

Step into the world of fire ecology and learn how scientists are untangling the complex relationships between fire, weeds and biodiversity.

This much-loved science experience is packed with inspiring conservation stories and offers rare, behind-the-scenes access to the orchid glasshouse.