Kings Park and Botanic Garden is excited to present the 2017 Kings Park Festival which is celebrating ‘Where the Wildflowers Are!’ Western Australian wildflowers will form the stunning backdrop to a month long extravaganza of walks and talks, outdoor exhibitions, art installations and fun for all the family.
There’s no doubt Kings Park will be where the wildflowers are this September, with the largest presentation of WA’s blooming beauties from all across the state. Kings Park will transform into a rainbow of colour and movement and we want you to join us in the celebration.
The 2017 Kings Park Festival is proudly presented by Kings Park and Botanic Garden and the Friends of Kings Park with the generous support of Lotterywest.
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Plan your visit
Spring is a busy time in Kings Park. Use our helpful tips to plan ahead and get the most out of your Festival experience.
Events calendar
WA wildflowers will provide a stunning backdrop to the 2017 Kings Park Festival, an extravaganza of fun for all the family.
Wildflowers and gardens
From bold blooms to shapely leaves and methods of survival, the plants found in Kings Park and Botanic Garden are spectacular!
Art and Exhibitions
Inspiring art, floral fashion and fun-filled performance – there is a lot to love at this year's Kings Park Festival.
Walks and talks
Are you curious to know what goes on behind-the-scenes here in the park? Why not take a free guided walk and discover something new!
Entertainment
Talented acoustic musicians performing on select dates, games and more – come over and have fun!
Get involved
During September we will feature ways to get involved in your favourite park, including the chance to win some great prizes!
Kings Park Festival Map
Use the 2017 Kings Park Festival map to help you find your way around this September!
About the Festival
The Kings Park Festival is delighted to present ‘Where the Wildflowers Are!’ in 2017 – a celebration of WA's alluring and magical flora.
