Forest Fresh Honey

Free guided walks in Kings Park are led by Kings Park Volunteer Guides, departing daily from Fraser Avenue, outside Aspects of Kings Park.

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.

The Fraser Ave Uplights are lit in many different colours in acknowledgement of special days and events during the year.

Join our wonderful bush kindy community for a fun and engaging weekly experience that strengthens your child's connection to nature.

Held 4 times a year, through rain, hail or sunshine, buyers from around Western Australia line up for the Friends of Kings Park plant sales.

Join the Friends of Bold Park Bushland volunteer guides for a free guided walk exploring the site of a past bushfire and learn how our native plants are adapted to survive fire.

Visitors will be delighted by the views of the Swan River and Perth City that unfold on this walk with the Kings Park Volunteer Guides.

Be fascinated by the amazing flora of the sandplains, known as the Kwongan. Learn how these treasures survive in this unique part of WA.

International Society for Seed Science Conference, the 15th Biennial ISSS Conference / Seed Ecology VIII (ISSS 2025)

Nature play at Poolgarla Parkland in Kings Park, for little blossoms and buds aged 0 to 3 years!

Ministry of Sound CLASSICAL, the electrifying fusion of club anthems and live orchestral performance, is back in 2025, bigger, bolder, and reimagined as an unmissable open-air dance music festival.

Returning to Australia this November after his sold-out, career-defining headline shows in 2022 and 2023, Sam Fender is back — bigger, bolder, and riding the momentum of a stratospheric year.

Kings Park Education invites people living with dementia and their carers/support workers to take part in a new pilot program. 

With National Wattle Day approaching, celebrate Australia's floral emblem and discover the wonders of wattles.

Be fascinated by the amazing flora of the sandplains, known as the Kwongan. Learn how these treasures survive in this unique part of WA.