What’s On In Perth This Week, This Month And Beyond

Wondering what Perth/Boorloo events to lock into your 2026 events calendar? At Urban List, we've done the hard yards and combed through everything happening in Perth to help you find the best things to do right now. 

Here’s what’s on in Perth this week, this month and beyond:

Yo-Chi Is Turning Its Froyo Stores Into School Holiday Fun Houses

What do you get when you combine frozen yoghurt, karaoke and beer pong without the beer? A sentence we didn't expect to be writing, for starters. And yet, Yo-Chi has taken that unlikely combination and run with it, turning all 78 of its stores into Fun Houses until 11 October, complete with games, prizes and some decidedly competitive froyo runs. There’s Chi-Pong, putting a froyo spin on beer pong, where every Yo-Chi purchase earns a shot at discounts and mystery prizes; Karao-Chi, where brave solo singers can score a free Yo-Chi while duets get 50 per cent off; plus limited-edition toppings including fairy bread slice, SnackaChangi vinegar and salt chips and FUNDAY Yo-Chi Bear sweets.

The fun culminates in a one-night-only House Party right here in Perth, with DJs and $1,000 prizes for the Chi-Pong and Karao-Chi champions. No bookings are required, so warm up those vocal chords and get down to your local Yo-Chi. 

THE DETAILS

When: Until Sunday 11 October 2026
Where: All 78 Yo-Chi stores across Australia
Cost: Free to participate with a Yo-Chi purchase
More info here.

Little Creatures Oktoberfest

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When Grand Final fever is over, there are plenty of reasons to keep the good times rolling. From October 1-4, Little Creatures Freo is bringing a taste of Munich to the harbour with four days of German beer, food and entertainment. Expect German sausages, pretzels and pork knuckle alongside the brewery’s exclusive Oktoberfest brew, plus live entertainment each day from 12pm to 2pm.

The festivities will feature Gretchen Liesel bringing the energy on Thursday and Friday, while Saturday gets a very Aussie spin with lederhosen-clad gals riding emus, plus polkas and waltzes from Prost Polka. Sunday will wrap things up with The Beer Zelts serving up classic Oktoberfest tunes. Grab your mates, work up an appetite and settle in for a long lunch, a few steins and plenty of Bavarian-inspired fun.

THE DETAILS

When: 1-4 October 2026
Where: Little Creatures, Fremantle
More info here.

From Vivaldi To Noongar Country: Six Seasons Reimagined

The Six Noongar Seasons is bringing a distinctly Western Australian take on one of classical music’s most iconic works to His Majesty’s Theatre this October. Presented by Australian Baroque in collaboration with West Australian Opera, the performance explores the six Noongar seasons through the lens of Western classical music—connecting Vivaldi’s famous four-season cycle with Noongar Country and the world’s oldest continuing living culture.

Acclaimed Noongar composer Aaron Wyatt has written six original concertos inspired by the seasons, accompanied by six new poems from Noongar poet Gina Williams AM. Australian Baroque will perform the works with violin soloist Helen Kruger, offering audiences a new musical interpretation of Country, culture and the changing seasons. The Six Noongar Seasons premieres at His Majesty’s Theatre on Thursday 1 October.

THE DETAILS

When: 1 October, 2026
Where: His Majesty's Theatre, Perth
More info here.

Smirnoff Ice Is Bringing The 90s Back To The Court

For a generation of millennials, few drinks pack quite as much nostalgia into one bottle as Smirnoff Ice. The 90s icon is back in Australia, and it's marking the occasion with REWIND 1999, a free-entry party at The Court on Thursday 8 October. There'll be $10 Smirnoff Ice, Y2K-inspired theming and glitter makeovers from Glitoris, while Matt Burd and supporting DJs take care of the throwback soundtrack.

The party is part of the relaunch of Smirnoff Ice Original Lemon, alongside the new Black Tea & Peach flavour, with that distinctly 90s price tag doing some nostalgic heavy lifting of its own.

THE DETAILS

When: Thursday 8 October 2026, from 7pm till late
Where: The Court, Northbridge
Cost: Free entry
More info here.

British Curry Club at Sauma

If you love a proper curry house feast, clear your diary. Sauma is bringing the British curry house to Perth for one night only, with Manchester-born chef Scott O’Sullivan joining forces with chef Gurps Bagga for the British Curry Club on Thursday 8 October.

Following the success of their Brick Lane Curry Night, the pair are back with a nostalgic menu inspired by the curry house classics that have become staples of British food culture. Expect poppadums, onion bhaji, prawn cocktail and tandoori chicken tikka, followed by Chicken Jhalfrezi, slow-cooked Balti Beef, Bombay Aloo, naan and basmati pulao rice.

Dessert comes in the form of Kashmiri Saffron Panna Cotta, with the whole feast running from 6.30pm to 9pm for $79pp. Grab your mates and get around for a very British kind of curry night.

THE DETAILS

When: 8 October, 2026
Where: Sauma, Perth
More info here.

Perth International Burlesque Festival 2026

The curated art form of dancing, tease and glamour returns for its 13th consecutive year to WA. Perth’s favourite travelling burlesque show is hitting not only Perth city, but also regional WA, including stops in Margaret River and Geraldton. Guests can expect a mixture of local and international talent, including overseas acts Raquel Reed and Kelly Ann Doll. First Nations performer, Kitty Obsidian, will also be an accompanying headliner. 

The event focuses on producing a much larger impact overall, championing all aspects of diversity, body positivity and empowerment. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or someone new to burlesque, there is a world of artistic creativity awaiting you this spring. Throughout the entirety of October, the Burlesque Festival will be heading around Perth and WA to entertain you. Strictly 18+ and tickets are on sale now.

THE DETAILS

When: 9 - 25 October, 2026
Where: Various locations around Perth & WA
More info here.

Perth International Jazz Festival Is Launching With A Precinct-Wide Takeover Of Brookfield Place

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One of Perth's most anticipated annual music events is back, with the Perth International Jazz Festival once again launching from Brookfield Place, and this year it's going bigger. On Saturday 10 October, the precinct transforms into a sprawling playground of live music, dining and late-night energy, with performances spilling out across restaurants, bars, rooftops and public spaces from 4pm right through until midnight. Rather than sticking to one stage, jazz moves through the whole precinct, so you might sit down for dinner and stumble onto a trio you've never heard, follow a brass band through the crowd, or end up dancing to saxophone and house music well after dark.

Expect performances across The Bridge, Print Hall, Small Print, Bobèche, The Heritage Wine Bar, Bob's Bar and Lupe's Cervecería, bringing together some of WA's finest emerging and established jazz talent. The evening opens with WAAPA's jazz ensembles and the roaming Chameleon Brass Band, builds through a run of intimate trios and duos, and rolls into the night with the William Chiew Quintet and award-winning singer-songwriter Shameem, before Bob's Bar and Lupe's Cervecería take things late with improvised electric jazz and a saxophone-meets-deep-house set to close it out. It's free to attend, but capacity is limited and tickets go fast, so get in early.

THE DETAILS

When: Saturday 10 October 2026, 4pm–late
Where: Brookfield Place, 125 St Georges Terrace, Perth
Cost: Free (tickets required, first come first served)
More info here

Dan Costa at Ellington Jazz Club

Jazz heads, mark the calendar. Grammy-adjacent pedigree is landing at Ellington Jazz Club this October. Brazilian-born, London-based pianist and composer Dan Costa touches down in Perth as part of his 10th anniversary world tour, spanning three continents, to perform original, award-winning work recorded alongside genuine jazz royalty such as, Ron Carter, John Patitucci, Ivan Lins, Mike Stern and Dave Liebman, to name a few. His music's been championed by the BBC, 7News and Rolling Stone, so expect a room full of serious listeners for this one. Intimate venue, world-class musicianship, this is one for anyone who takes their live music seriously.

THE DETAILS

When: Tuesday 13 October 2026
Where: Ellington Jazz Club, Perth

F.RE.O Fashion Festival Struts Into Fremantle

Fremantle is getting all dressed up for the inaugural F.RE.O Fashion Festival, bringing a full day of pre-loved fashion, vintage finds, emerging designers and clever ways to give your wardrobe a longer lease on life. The FOMO Freo precinct is the place to be, with the Pre-Loved Clothing Market bringing more than 100 conscious fashion sellers, local DJs and street food to Tidal Lane from 11am-3pm, while the Slow Fashion Hub hosts $10 Flipping Fun workshops where you can turn old T-shirts into tote bags, make scrunchies, learn blanket stitching and more.

Elsewhere around town, there'll be a Perth Clothes Swap, three runway shows and a curated fashion market at Walyalup Koort, while a string of local op shops are getting in on World Op Shop Day with up to 25% off. The Pre-Loved Parade at Fremantle Markets at 12.30pm is another one for the calendar, taking over the Henderson Street Mall with a presentation of vintage and pre-loved looks. Time to make some room in your wardrobe!

THE DETAILS

When: Saturday 17 October 2026
Where: Fremantle, including FOMO Freo, Walyalup Koort and Fremantle Markets
Cost: Free entry; workshops from $10
More info here.

Samuels On Mill’s Burrata Bonanza

Forget about a single cheese course—Samuels on Mill is making burrata the whole damn dinner. On Saturday 17 October, Perth’s live burrata specialists Galleria Burrata are taking over the Parmelia Hilton's classy brasserie for a one-night-only four-course feast, with the creamy cheese being made live and served fresh throughout the evening.

Things kick off with burnt truffle honey burrata made to order before your eyes, followed by a choice of beef fillet with smoked burrata crema, local snapper with burrata velouté or brown butter, sage and burrata gnocchi. Then comes a ‘Snowy Burrata’ palate cleanser and, there's no such thing as too much cheese, a sweet burrata dessert to finish. You burrata believe this one will sell out, so get in while the going’s gooey.

THE DETAILS

When: 17 October, 2026
Where: Samuels on Mill, Perth CBD
Book tickets here

The Raffles Hotel Is Celebrating 130 Years

Hip hip hooray, it’s The Raffles’ birthday, and at 130 years young, this milestone deserves a week-long party. From Monday 19 to Sunday 25 October, the grand old dame of South Perth will be celebrating with $11 pints of Swan and $16 Singapore Slings, before things really get going for the birthday weekend.

Friday brings an INXS tribute takeover from What You Need from 5pm, followed by a special birthday edition of Raffles Rewind on Saturday, then half-price pizzas all day Sunday. The Pass members can also pocket 300 bonus points on a qualifying transaction during the celebrations. Now, how the hell are they going to fit 130 candles on a cake?!

THE DETAILS

When: Monday 19 - Sunday 25 October 2026
Where: The Raffles Hotel, Applecross
More info here.

Stormie Mills at The Art Gallery of Western Australia

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The first solo exhibition by WA artist Stormie Mills is dropping at the gallery: All the secrets are buried between the oceans and the mountains. It captures contemporary urban culture, reflecting on his global movements, personal history, and the encounters that have shaped his practice. His street art is transformational - if you have walked around Perth, you would have spotted his iconic tag. Now, he is bringing this raw urban style inside the gallery walls for a high-impact, personal experience. 

Check out some of the headline pieces, including two 12-metre-long paintings. One channels the chaos of the oceans and the other the harshness of the mountains; together, they explore human vulnerability and resilience. 

The vibe is edgy yet emotionally honest. If you’re looking for something to broaden your mind, this is the exhibition for you. It’s moody, thought-provoking, and stunning, not one to miss!

THE DETAILS

When: 1 August - 8 November 2026
Where: Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA)
Book tickets here

Love Athletica Is Bringing The Heat To Nedlands

Things are about to get steamy in Nedlands. East Coast fitness favourite Love Athletica is (finally!) heading west, opening its first WA studio at Nedlands Square this October with Athletic Reformer, Functional Strength Reformer, Hot Mat Pilates, Hot Functional Strength and Heated Yoga on the roster. The 33-mat hot room will crank things up to 35 degrees, with a second room with 16 reformers sits ready to put you through your paces. Music is woven into every class, with playlists curated to build alongside the movement before bringing things back down, while a signature cooling spritz brings a refreshing finish to every hot session. Three showers, fresh fluffy towels and a beauty bar keep the good vibes going long after the final stretch. Basically, this is Pilates with a little more rhythm, ritual and reward. 

THE DETAILS

When: Opening late October 2026
Where: Level 2, Nedlands Square
More info: Here

Fremantle Design Week Returns To Walyalup

Got a soft spot for beautiful things and big ideas? Fremantle is the place to be this October. From 16–25, our port city will host more than 60 events and exhibitions spanning architecture, interiors, landscaping, fashion, sculpture, craft and the next generation of regenerative materials. Now in its third edition, Fremantle Design Week brings together the city’s famously creative community with designers, makers and innovators from across Australia, all gathered around this year’s theme of imagine. Highlights include Imagine: Material Stories, exploring regenerative textiles and materials; Reverie, an immersive celebration of the handmade; the Conversation Series, covering Home, Life, Planet and Visionaries; and PechaKucha: Imagine, where 10 speakers have 20 slides and just 20 seconds per slide to make their case. Talk about a tight brief!

THE DETAILS

When: 16 - 25 October 2026
Where: Fremantle/Walyalup
More info here

Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts

If your gallery-going has been feeling a bit predictable lately, PICA's closing out 2026 with a season that'll fix that. Circular Economies is the headline act, pulling together years of artist residencies from across regional WA—Beverley, Narrogin, Carnamah, Esperance and Carnarvon—into a sprawling mix of photography, textiles, sound and installation that digs into land, memory and community. Upstairs, WA artist Shannon Lyons unveils Cafe coming soon, a set of ambitious sculptural works built specifically for PICA's cavernous West End space, while over in Screen Space, Palestinian artist Jumana Manna's Foragers blends fiction and documentary to trace the practice of wild plant gathering in Palestine. Kick off the season properly with live music and drinks at Friday's free opening party, then come back Saturday for artist talks and workshops. Best part? Entry's free the whole way through.

THE DETAILS

When: 17 October - 20 December 2026 (opening celebration Friday 16 October, 6pm)
Where: PICA, Perth Cultural Centre
More info here

Telethon 2026

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WA's biggest weekend of giving returns to RAC Arena this October, marking another 26 hours of stories, entertainment and community spirit in support of sick kids and their families. This year's lineup includes The Voice coach Kate Miller-Heidke making her Telethon debut, alongside Emma Memma, AFL legends Shane Crawford, Kane Cornes, Campbell "Browny" Brown and Luke Hodge, plus familiar faces from Home and Away, Sunrise and 7NEWS Perth. Last year's event raised a record $90.1 million for 147 charity beneficiaries; expect this one to go even bigger.

THE DETAILS

When: 17 - 18 October 2026
Where: RAC Arena, Perth CBD
More info here

Good Day Sunshine Festival

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Good Day Sunshine is heading back to where it all started. After a stretch of sold-out shows at Gloucester Park, WA's favourite music festival is returning to Margaret River's 3 Oceans Winery for its biggest lineup yet: Matt Corby, Macy Gray (USA), The Cat Empire, The Forever Party, Teischa and Birdland.

Landing right in the middle of Kambarang, the Noongar season of "second spring," Good Day Sunshine has cemented itself as WA's unofficial start-of-summer party, shaking off the last of winter in one of the state's prettiest wine regions. Matt Corby headlines with his one-off WA show, Macy Gray brings three decades of soul classics as part of her Encore Tour, and Aussie stalwarts The Cat Empire round out a stacked day with their trademark genre-blending party sound — plus rising local talent in The Forever Party, Teischa and teen trio Birdland. Given the past two years both sold out well ahead of the date, this is one to lock in early.

THE DETAILS

When: Saturday 24 October 2026
Where: 3 Oceans Winery, Margaret River
Cost: All ages event (under 18s permitted with a parent or guardian)
More info here

Sandra van Doorn brings Belonging to Oxford Street Gallery

Looking for your next dose of culture? Perth-based French-Australian artist Sandra van Doorn is bringing her first solo exhibition, Belonging, to Oxford Street Gallery this October, exploring the everyday moments, rituals and connections that make a place feel like home.

The exhibition brings together a new collection of large-scale figurative paintings inspired by simple moments of connection—from making tea and sitting together on the couch to simply being present with someone. It also marks van Doorn’s debut as a fine artist after an accomplished career as an illustrator, author and children’s publisher.

Registration is required, with capacity limited.

THE DETAILS

When: 29 October - 11 November 2026
Where: Oxford Street Gallery, Mt Hawthorn
Cost: Free
More info here.

Subiaco Is Transforming Into Spookiaco For Halloween

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Consider Subiaco officially spooked. This Halloween long weekend, the suburb is throwing its inaugural Spookiaco takeover, a free, all-ages celebration spilling out across Market Square Park, Rokeby Road and the laneways in between. Anchoring the festivities is MONSTERS CAN'T FLY, a giant new installation from artist Matthew Aberline and The Beautiful and Useful Studio, landing in Market Square Park as a colourful crew of oversized, playful monsters that glow to life after dark. It's Aberline's second Subiaco outing this year, following the crowd-pulling The Light Within back in April.

Beyond the monsters, expect Subiaco's laneways given an eerie makeover courtesy of multidisciplinary artist Lynzie Bremner, a Halloween-night Subi Fright Market complete with ghoulish eats and an outdoor movie, haunted walking tours from Oh Hey WA digging into Subiaco's spookier history, plus a spooky cocktail crawl through local bars for the grown-ups. Local venues are also getting in on the act with Halloween specials, best-dressed competitions and themed menus throughout the weekend. Basically, if you've ever wanted to see Subiaco with a side of the supernatural, this is your window.

THE DETAILS

When: 30 October–1 November 2026 (MONSTERS CAN'T FLY on display until 8 November)
Where: Across Subiaco—Market Square Park, Rokeby Road and surrounding laneways
Cost: Free
More info here

G-Flip Brings Her Bed On Fire Tour To Margs

THE DETAILS

When: Saturday 31 October 2026
Where: 3 Oceans Winery, Margaret River 
Pre-sale sign up here

Pair'd Margaret River Region

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As if we needed another reason to disappear to that postcard-perfect pocket of WA affectionately known as 'down south'. Pair'd is back this November, bringing four days of exceptional food, world-class wine and one-off dining experiences to the Margaret River Region.

Built around a wine-first philosophy, the festival serves up exclusive tastings, open-fire feasts, long lunches and collaborations you simply won't find any other weekend of the year. This year's lineup is an absolute belter too, with Michelin-recognised chefs, award-winning pitmasters and some of the country's brightest culinary talent joining forces with the world-class wineries that have made Margaret River famous.

Rally the group chat, call shotgun and start practising your wine swirl—this is one road trip you'll want locked in well before November.

THE DETAILS

When: Thursday 19 November - Sunday 22 November 2026
Where: Various locations across the Margaret River Region
Book tickets here

Passing By Project

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You might be heading to RAC Arena expecting a concert, comedy show or Wildcats game, but before you go inside, make time for something a little quieter. Passing By Project is a powerful new exhibition transforming the space outside Door 2 into an open-air gallery showcasing the work of 16 emerging young WA artists.

Exploring themes of connection, resilience and the people we too often overlook, each artwork invites you to stop and reflect on the stories unfolding all around us. Better still, every piece is available to purchase, with proceeds supporting both the participating artists and The Salvation Army WA's Youth Services.

THE DETAILS

When: 27 June - 13 December 2026
Where: Outside Door 2, RAC Arena
Cost: Free for RAC Arena ticket holders on event days
Find out more here

SailGP 2027

SailGP is returning to Freo for another weekend of seriously fast racing, with the Oracle Perth Sail Grand Prix taking over Bathers Bay on February 20-21, 2027. After a sold-out debut that drew 15,000 fans to the shoreline, the world’s best sailors will once again battle it out aboard F50 catamarans capable of hitting speeds of up to 100km/h. The BONDS Flying Roos, led by driver Tom Slingsby and co-owned by Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, will be back on home waters looking to take out the podium after Emirates GBR claimed victory last year. Expect high-stakes racing, fierce rivalries and plenty of summer festival energy across the weekend.

THE DETAILS

When: 20 - 21 February 2027
Where: Fleet Street, Fremantle
Find out more here.

Fatboy Slim Is Bringing The Party To Fremantle Foreshore

Right here, right now... well, next year, Freo is getting a brand-new waterfront music series, and it’s kicking things off with the one and only Fatboy Slim. Palace Foreshore is making the trip west from its Melbourne seaside home, taking over Esplanade Park across two huge weekends in February and March 2027.

The first of four headline shows lands on Wednesday 3 March, with Norman Cook bringing more than three decades of dancefloor credentials to the foreshore. The series is all about ditching the conventional arena setup for open-air shows with a little more atmosphere, a lot more waterfront and, if Fatboy Slim’s the opening act, a fairly serious start to proceedings. Three more major acts will be announced throughout September, so the lineup is only getting bigger from here.

THE DETAILS

When: Wednesday 3 March 2027
Where: Esplanade Park, Fremantle
Tickets: via Ticketek

Taste Great Southern 2027

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Mark it in the diary now: Taste Great Southern is returning in 2027, promising another weekend of stunning food, world-class wine and unforgettable experiences set against the region's coastlines, forests and rolling vineyards. Just a few hours from Perth, the Great Southern serves up everything from dramatic Southern Ocean cliffs and iconic swimming spots like Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks, to Australia's largest wine-growing region by area and towering ancient karri and tingle forests. The 2027 program drops later this year, so get on the newsletter if you don't want to miss it.

THE DETAILS 

When: 4 - 7 March 2027
Where: Great Southern region, WA
More info here

Swan Lake is Coming To Australia

Prepare for romance, drama and plenty of swans – Cape Ballet is bringing its lavish production of Swan Lake to Australia.

Landing at Crown Theatre Perth from 9-11 April 2027, the production features 60 dancers, Tchaikovsky’s iconic score, elaborate sets, and sumptuous costumes. The timeless tale follows Princess Odette, cursed to live as a swan, and Prince Siegfried, whose love could set her free. The Australian tour will also visit Adelaide and Melbourne, with strictly limited seasons in all three cities.

THE DETAILS

When: 9 - 11 April 2027
Where: Crown Theatre, Perth
More info here.

Star Wars: A New Hope In Concert

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars changed cinema forever. 50 years on, WASO's bringing the whole saga back to life the loudest way possible. This April, watch George Lucas's original masterpiece projected on the big screen at Riverside Theatre while the West Australian Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams' Oscar-winning score live, note for note, right alongside it. From that unmistakable opening fanfare to the Imperial March, this is the score that basically invented what a blockbuster sounds like, brought to life by an orchestra under the baton of Perth favourite Jessica Gethin. Subtitles are included too, so you won't miss a word of dialogue over the swelling strings. Dust off the lightsaber and get amongst it.

THE DETAILS

When: Friday 30 April & Saturday 1 May 2027
Where: Riverside Theatre, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Tickets: On sale 11 am Wednesday 26 August 2026 here

Blue Poles at AGWA

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If you thought you'd never see a genuine Jackson Pollock without booking flights to Canberra, think again. Blue Poles, arguably Australia's most famous (and most argued-about) painting, is coming to WA for the very first time, ever. This five-metre-wide explosion of drips, splashes and pure creative chaos has barely left the National Gallery since it was acquired back in 1973 for a then-record price that had the whole country talking. Since then it's made the occasional cameo at MoMA and the Tate, but never once in WA, until now. Landing at AGWA thanks to a loan from the National Gallery of Australia, this is your shot at standing in front of one of the most significant, most valuable (we're talking north of $500 million) artworks in the country. Art buffs and casual gallery-wanderers alike, this one's not to be missed. Oh, and it's free.

THE DETAILS

When: April 2027 - September 2027
Where: Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA)
Cost: Free

The Grand Stretch Is Bringing Sundays Back To Life At Yee-Haw Bar

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Just when you thought your Sunday plans began and ended with the couch, Yee-Haw Bar's got other ideas. The Grand Stretch is a fresh weekly late-night sesh kicking off over the long weekend and sticking around every Sunday from here on out. Expect Perth's own country crooner Keelan Rivers holding down the first few weeks of the lineup, DJ Sassy spinning for launch night, and the mechanical bull running all night for anyone brave enough to test their balance after a few. Local musician Jonny Reid jumps on board next month too, so this one's shaping up to have some serious staying power. Get in before 10pm and entry's on the house.

THE DETAILS

When: From Sunday 27 September 2026, every Sunday
Where: Yee-Haw Bar, Perth
Cost: Free entry before 10pm
More info here.

Urban Food District

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New food spot alert: Perth’s scored a cool Urban Food District packed with globe-trotting eats, buzzy bars and big late-night energy. Found in the Crown Perth precinct, this social playground is built for snacky catch-ups, casual pre-theatre sips, and post-game debriefs, perfect for event-goers at Optus Stadium. 

Brimming with local and international bites, including sky-high stacks from Burgers by ES, cheesy pies by Side Piece Pizza, Tekka Bar’s hand-rolled sushi, Vietnamese flavours from Saigon Story, and bubble tea from our favourites at Chatime, you’ll be spoiled for choice. 

There’s also a hidden speakeasy bar to try and find, plus a massive beer garden. Secure a spot, grab a feast and settle in for a yarn with mates—or hit it up on weekends for live DJ sets. 

THE DETAILS:

When: Ongoing
Where: Crown Perth, Great Eastern Highway, Burswood, opposite Crown Theatre
Find more info here.

Perth Roller Derby

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Get ready for some high-energy chaos as Perth Roller Derby has just dropped its 2026 Home Season schedule. Swap your average night out to something action-packed with three legendary home teams. 

While the season kicked off on 9th May, the action continues with must-watch games on 25th July and 5th September. It all culminates with the grand finale on 10th October. So, keep up-to-date to find out who advances to the championship! 

Perth Roller Derby is about inclusivity, empowering communities, and having an epic night out. It is the absolute cornerstone of Perth’s indie sports scene and creates a space for athletes of all backgrounds to thrive. Head on down to Morley to catch this incredible atmosphere. 

THE DETAILS

When: Ongoing 
Where: Morley Rollerdrome
Book tickets here.

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