Annual Calendar Events in Perth, Australia

January

Australia Day Skyworks. Celebrated on January 26 in the Swan River, this is usually the most popular events of Perth's annual calendar. Skyworks bring more than 350,000 people each year to King's Park and the Swan River in the bank to watch the laser show and fireworks display at night. Fireworks will be launched from a number of places, including the city's skyscrapers, Narrows Bridge, and from the Swan River and Swan Bell Tower.

February

Perth International Arts Festival (PIAF). This is the biggest and oldest in Australia a multi-arts festival. Series of events is known with different names, including the 'Festival of Festivals' and the' Edinburgh of the South ', and consists of nine related festivals all operating under the umbrella PIAF. The most famous include Cy O'Connor Bush Fleadh, Fremantle International Jazz Festival, Mandurah International Opera Festival, Perth International Writers Festival and the Johnnie Walker River, which is a local festival of contemporary music.

March

A Taste of the Valley Festival throughout the Swan Valley, the best products in the valley. Art, food, music and wine is the center of attention for more than six weeks. Characteristics of the valley, including the quality of wine, olives, cheese, fresh products, chocolate and jam, plus art exhibitions, music, performances and other types of entertainment.

April

Claisebrook Carnival. Held in a park along the river, this carnival is planned to coincide with the annual school holidays. This is a fun day for families, children can learn how kites and all people can enjoy music played by a local band. On the day of the highlights is undoubtedly the dragon boat races and fireworks at the end of the night.

Festival of the Maples. Appeared in the Perth city center beauty, and close the streets to celebrate the coming Spring Festival of the Maples on Saturday last April. Many vendors from local Maple Syrup, Maple candy, and other Maple treats fill the streets with their booths. Buffalo burgers, beaver tails, and other festival treats can have from one end of town to the other. Local traders usually have five feet to complete the sale of the entire festival activities.

Empty Bowls Project. Together with the Festival of the Maples, check potter Jackie Seaton's "Empty Bowl" project in front of the Riverguild Fine Crafts 51 Gore Street East. This project will help raise money for the food trade in the River Perth Food Bank and the Youth Center (Yak). Jackie Seaton work with chefs from local restaurants. Choose a bowl made by Jackie and can be filled with hot soup. For a donation (suggested $ 20), you can eat soup and vegetables to take home. Whenever you use the vegetables in the future will be expected to reflect briefly on the reality of hunger in our society.

Annual Perth Museum Spring Art Show and Sale. Celebrating Spring in the Perth Museum Annual Spring Art Show and Sale April 1 to April 30. This is a new exhibition displaying works of talented local artists in various media. On display will be the color of water, oil, pen and ink and sculpture. There is something for everyone's taste and budget. A percentage of each sale go toward maintaining the Perth Museum's collection. Elegant Matheson House of Perth won the Museum is located in downtown heritage Perth. You can see the intimate experience of the lifestyle of merchants and prosperous Scottish family who lived in the house for 90 years. This popular tourist attraction, built of local sand in 1840, is a National Historic Site. Four period rooms have been carefully restored and the room with the original items and the museum features a full calendar exhibition in the main gallery. Visitors not familiar with the history of Perth find interesting three-floor exhibition. Permanent displays highlight the pistols from the last fatal duel, for example from the Mammoth Cheese, a unique miniature replica of a house complete with furniture and more. Outside you will find charming walled garden in Scotland, one side of the museum and the stone outside the page complete with bake oven and herb garden in the other. Spend a day in Perth heritage, enjoy the trip in the downtown area and drop into the museum during your visit to the top of the Art Show and more. Perth Museum is located at 11 Gore Street East and open 10-5 Monday to Friday and 1-5 on Saturday and Sunday. There is a small entrance fee and the city parking is available in the back of the building.

May

Moon Rise Rock Festival. Although the festival was held just a short distance north of Perth in the Derby Race Course, the bustle around Western Australia gathered to listen to more than 20 bands. This is one of the long-running rock festival around. This is held in the moonlight, under the boab tree, for two nights of high quality music and the cover is marked with a fireworks spectacular.

June

Fremantle Heritage Festival. This is the perfect opportunity to learn about the history of the area while visiting some of Fremantle's most famous buildings. You can also take part in seminars and workshops, and enjoy the art exhibitions, film screenings many children and activities.

July

Stewart Park Festival. Three-day free music can be enjoyed in peace Stewart Park on the back of city hall. Usually 20 or more actions to provide entertainment for every taste. A food fair with crafts and children's entertainment is a must visit event. Festival which was held this year Jul 20, 21 and 22. Do not forget to plan to stay after the festival hours after the session at the Downtown Bar and Pub. Please note that no dogs allowed in the park ... there are many people who sit there.

Art on the Lawn Sale. The 10th annual Art-On-The-Lawn Sale will be held again near Perth. Twenty Artists with their original paintings will there. The Sale will be held over 2 days [ July 14-15 ] at 3054 Rideau Ferry Road - Perth. If you are in Perth, take Gore Street away from Hwy 7 towards Rideau Ferry.

August

Balingup Carnival and Medieval Fayre. This festival allows you to move back in time, because you see the city transform Balingup century to the village for one day. Roaming is the way the king and queen, Knights, jesters and fair maidens galore. Wandering minstrels and street theater performances are also in hand for your entertainment. Children enjoy the Punch and Judy shows and jousting Knights. During the mid-afternoon, a colorful group of performers and musicians parade through the city.

Garlic Festival. Now time to acquainted with the "Budd". Yes - it's chic to reek! Fairgrounds in Perth is the site for a local vendor garlic and garlic products to display their wares. You should try garlic ice cream! Roasted garlic spread on low to make a hamburger gourmet treats. Showing handicrafts and other products to make this another must see event in Perth.

September

Perth Royal Show. This event was held at the Claremont Show basis, and for an agricultural, horticultural, industrial, technology, and mineral resources of Western Australia. The whole family will enjoy demonstrations, exhibition work, competitions and shows the side that has everything from animals to wine.

October

Artrage Festival. This innovative arts festival celebrated alternative scenery of Perth, which displays various collections from local and regional artists for three weeks in October. Experimental and innovative art is the focus. The center of a performance in music, comedy and theater. Visual arts, multi-media and the word is used all the presentations offered. In the Perth Cultural Center is a place for many theatrical performances.

Perth Autumn Studio Tour. Local craftspeople open their studios and invite guests to enjoy the autumn colours as they travel from one studio to another.

November

Fremantle Festival. Held at the end of November each year, the event consists of a variety of comedy festivals, music and dance to visual art exhibitions and crafts. Entertainers are often regional and festival-goers themselves. Sporting event is also a popular component, such as the Fremantle Festival Parade lottery.

December

RAC Channel Seven Christmas Pageant. Thousands of spectators fill the streets of Perth in December to see the parade and procession. Children and adults alike enjoy the spectacle of color, including floats, costume groups, performance artists and Clowns. No doubt, kids' favorite is Santa Claus, but many local television personalities and sports stars also feature prominently.