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Discover the best events and make the most of your time tomorrow in Perth. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.

Sign up your kids to learn a fun recipe and practice kitchen skills this school holidays with Zoe from Little Treasures.
A totally immersive Dungeons and Dragons session aimed at being inclusive and for players of any experience!

Wrap up Youth Week WA with the ultimate celebration! YouthFest 2026 is all about celebrating your story, your creativity, and your voice. Come along for an afternoon packed with energy, connection, and inspiration. Whether you love music, art, performance, or just hanging out with friends, there’s something for everyone. Join us to express yourself, meet other young people, and be part of a community that celebrates what makes you unique.
FREE DESSERT BAR MEET FRIENDS. FUN BOARD GAMES. Come for a night of delicious desserts, fun board games and making new connections.

Perfect for those who are interested in welding and metal fabrication. This one day course introduces you to the metal working and welding processes for working with MIG welders.
Join us to explore how to manage and protect your digital legacy for the future.
Help KUBO code his way through these tree-themed puzzles in celebration of the WA Tree Festival. The workshop is suitable for children aged 8 years +. Please be advised that children under the age of 13 years are to be accompanied by an adult at this activity.
Forget traditional bingo! BEATS is a music-charged celebration of the best music. Mark off your card while you groove along and win fantastic prizes. Eat, drink, and be merry at the best and most entertaining version of bingo in town! Get ready for BINGO REIMAGINED, DANCE BATTLES, LIP SYNC FACE-OFFS and GROUP SING-ALONGS!
Join vocalist and saxophonist Mark Turner as he swings the timeless music of Frank Sinatra. Turner's warm phrasing and effortless delivery pair classic vocal charm with soulful saxophone lines, creating an intimate, high-energy performance. Accompanied by an all-star lineup of local jazz musicians, this special event at The Duke of George promises sophistication, swing, and cool. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience Sinatra's iconic songs with charm and class.

Live Nation presents BIC RUNGA (NZ) Red Sunset Tour NEW SINGLE AND ALBUM TITLE TRACK RED SUNSET OUT NOW STREAM THE NEW SINGLE ‘RED SUNSET’ HERE [https://augustavenue.disco.ac/track-new/153735103/play?stream_only=1&user_id=935600&signature=AuqYuGM3tM8IAPYsv6VflRy78Tc%3A2oQlu0G5] PRESAVE THE NEW SINGLE ‘RED SUNSET’ HERE [https://ffm.to/redsunset] WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEO FOR ‘RED SUNSET’ HERE [http://youtube.com/watch?v=b9EkuszsTT0&feature=youtu.be] PRE-ORDER THE NEW ALBUM ‘RED SUNSET’ HERE [https://bicrunga.com/] New Zealand music icon Bic Runga announces the release date of her much-anticipated new album, Red Sunset, and an Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia national tour. Red Sunset will be released on Friday, February 13. Recorded in Paris during the winter of 2025, the album is now available for pre-order and is Bic’s first collection of all-original material since 2011’s Belle, marking a radiant new chapter for one of Aotearoa’s most beloved artists. The album’s lead single and title track, "Red Sunset," is out now. A powerful torch song of longing and desire, it evokes the tumultuous emotions of being the one left behind. The song and album are co-produced by Bic Runga and Kody Nielson. Watch the music video for the new single here [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFFwuLre0Gg] This new single follows previously released tracks: * "It's Like Summertime" a nostalgic yet forward-looking anthem that fondly recalls carefree days with childhood friends, harnessing those memories to imagine a better future. "Paris in the Rain" a cinematic soundscape inspired by the image of Paris, beautiful, yet flooding. Written on the last night of a winter trip, the song came to life watching torrential rain on the Louvre Pyramid. Its distinctive sound was captured on an historic 1807 French Pleyel piano. The tour will see her performing songs from the new album alongside beloved classics from her celebrated catalogue — from “Drive” and “Sway” to “Beautiful Collision” and beyond. Bic Runga is one of New Zealand’s most treasured musicians — a songwriter and performer whose voice is woven into the soundtrack of Kiwi life. Known for her crystalline vocals and timeless melodies, she has spent more than two decades creating songs that feel both intimate and universal. Born in Christchurch to a Chinese-Malaysian mother and a Māori father, Bic grew up in a home filled with music, teaching herself drums, guitar, and piano. This curiosity and independence shaped her into an artist who not only writes and sings her own songs but often produces and arranges them too. Her 1997 debut album Drive changed the face of New Zealand pop. Songs like Sway and Drive captured complex emotions with simplicity and grace. The album went multi-platinum at home, and Sway found its way onto Hollywood film soundtracks, carrying her songs far beyond Aotearoa. If Drive announced her talent, Beautiful Collision in 2002 confirmed it. With hits like Get Some Sleep and Listening for the Weather, the album became one of New Zealand's biggest-selling records. Its warmth and clarity reflected her unique artistry: sophisticated yet unpretentious, polished yet emotionally direct. Later albums, including Birds, Belle, and Close Your Eyes, showed her willingness to experiment and reinterpret her influences while holding onto the purity that first drew listeners in. A multi-Tūī and Silver Scroll award-winning artist, and the youngest inductee into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame, Bic’s influence can be heard in a new generation of New Zealand musicians who grew up with her songs on the radio and saw in her a model of artistic independence. In 2026, she returns with Red Sunset, recorded in Paris in the winter of 2025. Bic’s gift has always been her ability to turn personal truths into shared experiences, inviting listeners into her gentle, thoughtful, and beautifully human world. The Red Sunset Tour will see Bic performing across Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia next autumn and is funded through NZ On Air and supported by the NZ Music Commission. TICKETS ON SALE TUESDAY 25 NOVEMBER AT 11AM (LOCAL) Artist Presale: Monday 24 November, 10am – Tuesday 25 November, 10am (Local) Live Nation Presale: Monday 24 November, 10am – Tuesday 25 November, 10am (Local) Mastercard Presale: Monday 24 November, 10am – Tuesday 25 November, 10am (Local) Spotify Presale: Monday 24 November, 12pm – Tuesday 25 November, 10am (Local) For complete tour & ticket information, visit: livenation.co.nz ---------------------------------------- MASTERCARD PRESALE TICKETS These tickets are available exclusively to Mastercard cardholders and can only be purchased using a Mastercard and by paying through the Mastercard network. To access Mastercard Presale Tickets, please click here [https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/bic-runga-red-sunset-tour/188279?offercode=MCBRPRE]. For more priceless experiences: www.priceless.com/music [http://www.priceless.com/music] For more information visit: https://music.priceless.com/frequently-asked-questions [https://music.priceless.com/frequently-asked-questions] MASTERCARD PREFERRED TICKETS These tickets are available exclusively to Mastercard cardholders and can only be purchased using a Mastercard and by paying through the Mastercard network. To access Mastercard Preferred Tickets, please click here [https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/bic-runga-red-sunset-tour/188279?offercode=MCPREF]. For more priceless experiences: www.priceless.com/music [http://www.priceless.com/music] For more information visit: https://music.priceless.com/frequently-asked-questions [https://music.priceless.com/frequently-asked-questions] ---------------------------------------- We honour and acknowledge the Whadjuk Nyoongar people as Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and live. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and recognise that the land and sovereignty has never been ceded. TICKETING INFO *18+ LICENSED SHOW - MINORS PERMITTED WITH A LEGAL GUARDIAN SET TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING: When ticket sales have closed on the day of the show they may still be available at the door. Once purchased tickets are non-refundable & non-transferable A booking fee applies to all advance tickets VENUE INFO: Photo ID is essential, acceptable ID is a current and valid Australian Photo Drivers Licence or Passport The venue reserves the right to refuse admission to any person. Intoxicated persons will not be admitted. Dangerous behaviour including Crowd Surfing, Stage Diving, Moshing and Violent Dancing is not allowed and will result in your immediate removal from this venue. Inappropriate behaviour at this venue will lead to your banning. *Minors are permitted with a legal guardian. When on premises minors must be accompanied at all times.

Crooner, vocalist, and saxophonist Mark Turner brings style, swing, and unmistakable presence to the music of Frank Sinatra. Turner's warm phrasing and effortless delivery pair classic vocal charm with soulful saxophone lines, delivering iconic songs with charm, class, and a touch of swagger. For this special performance at The Duke of George, Turner is joined by award-winning drummer Ben Vanderwall and an all-star lineup of local jazz musicians, creating an intimate, high-energy performance that captures the sophistication, swing, and cool that made Sinatra timeless.
Participants will deepen their understanding of coercive control patterns, recognise key indicators of escalating risk—including separation, jealousy, stalking, threats, strangulation, and weapon access—and strengthen their ability to document and assess risk accurately. The session also explores homicide and suicidality theories, with a focus on applying Monckton Smith’s eight-stage model to enhance predictive analysis. Through applied learning, participants will build confidence in tracking escalation, implementing dynamic safety planning, and using reflective, evidence-informed strategies to guide decision-making and intervention.