What's On

Inspiring wonder through close encounters with native wildlife. 

Discover the beauty of WA wildflowers through art.

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

Be inspired by our magical wildflower-filled surroundings and create your own enchanting fairy garden to take home!  

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

Create stunning botanical prints and explore the colourful science hidden in plants.

Let’s celebrate Australian Pollinator Week as we discuss all things Backyard Biodiversity! 

Join Kings Park Science on a guided tour through the Conservation Garden and explore the fascinating world of threatened plants.

Perth-based artist and jeweller Robin Wells creates meaningful, distinctly Australian jewellery pieces inspired by the nature and landscape around her.

Mother/daughter duo Gerda and Amanda Shelsher of Pip and Squeak Ceramics create unique pieces with a quirky feel.

If you are ready to find more energy, balance and joy, join us at the Everlasting Kings Park Festival in beautiful May Drive Parkland. 

Family-friendly workshop helping our native pollinators thrive!  

Get hands-on with nature and grow your love of native plants.

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

This family-friendly workshop is the perfect introduction to nature journalling using botanical drawing, painting and collage techniques.  

Your favourite boyband are back! 5 Seconds of Summer return on their Everyone's A Star! World Tour. 

Jack Johnson returns to Kings Park and Botanic Garden this November with his SURFILMUSIC Tour, joined by special guests Ben Harper and John Butler.

Dermot Kennedy returns to Perth this November with The Weight of the Woods Tour.

Ministry of Sound Summer Dance Festival returns this December with two epic shows in Kings Park & Botanic Garden.

This short self-guided trail highlights some of the main biodiversity threats to WA flora.