Kings Park Festival
1-30 September at Kings Park, Perth
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, celebrating “Where the Wildflowers Are!” Visit the website for more information.
Shinju Matsuri – Festival of the Pearl
2 – 10 September, Broome
This year’s vibrant program is a wonderful showcase of Broome’s strong and diverse community, and the striking landscapes of the Kimberley coast.
Now in its 47th year, the festival is a special celebration of the town’s unique character, natural beauty and the pearl industry’s role in bringing together many rich cultures for more than a century.
Visit the website for more information.
Outback Fusion Festival
8-10 September, Newman
Cultural diversity will be celebrated in the 2017 Outback Fusion Festival which sees local talent and local cultural performers share the stage with headlining professional acts. This year’s headline acts include Zap Circus, Grace Barbe and Ash Grunwald. The Festival’s MC will be one of Australia’ premier Aboriginal comedians, Kevin Kropinyeri. Find out more details on the website.
The York Festival
16 September – 15 October, York
The York Festival attracts thousands of people to WA's oldest inland town. Program highlights in 2017 include the launch of the Americana Music Association of Australia with a showcase of local Americana alt country music, the Act-Belong-Commit Mt Brown Run-Cycle, Roald Dahl's "The Twits" presented by Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, maker's markets, the Great Gold Hunt. Visit the website for more information.
AWESOME International Arts Festival for Bright Young Things
23 September – 8 October, Perth Cultural Centre
Each year in the October school holidays, the AWESOME Festival presents a spectacular array of theatre, dance, early childhood activities, music, film and hands-on activities in the Perth Cultural Centre. Find out more details on the website.