As spring breathes new life into Perth, the city and its surrounding regions come alive with a host of festivals that celebrate the season’s mild weather and vibrant atmosphere. From immersing yourself in Aboriginal culture to indulging in gourmet food, there’s a festival for every interest this spring. Here’s a guide to some of the must-attend events in Perth and beyond.
EverNow, a festival during Kambarang, is inspired by the otherworldly place, land and culture of Western Australia. Spread across various venues in Perth, this festival features spectacular installations, storytelling, dance, music and performance. It offers a unique opportunity to engage with the rich cultural heritage of the region. It’s an enriching experience that deepens your understanding of the land and its people.
Tip: Look out for the immersive walk-through wonder of Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak – transforming Kings Park into a display of light, sound and projections, telling the stories of Noongar culture and celebrating the beauty and diversity of WA’s South West.
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Located in the stunning Gascoyne region, the Gascoyne Food Festival is a must for food lovers looking to explore Western Australia’s culinary delights. This festival features a series of events that showcase the region’s fresh produce and the talents of local chefs. From bush dinners around the fire pit and under the stars to hands-on cooking demonstrations and bustling farmers’ markets, the festival offers a true taste of the region. The backdrop of Western Australia’s pristine coastline only adds to the magic.
Tip: Why not plan an epic Western Australia road trip around this unique foodie festival? Check out WA’s incredible coastal holiday parks on Caravan and Camping WA.
CinefestOZ is Australia’s premier destination film festival, with free and exciting screenings panning the South West region. This festival is a cinephile’s dream, offering a diverse program of Australian and international films, panel discussions with filmmakers, and special events. Whether you’re passionate about cinema or just looking for a unique cultural experience, CinefestOZ provides a wonderful blend of entertainment and insight.
Tip: Check out the festival’s new Deadly Day! These events shine a spotlight on the magnificent First Nations filmmakers, artists, performers, and storytellers plus food!
The Bloom Festival is a celebration of the vibrant spring blooms that adorn the Great Southern region of Western Australia. Spanning from Albany to Kojonup, this festival features an abundance of events and activities including arts, crafts, displays, exhibitions, creative workshops, food, markets, Noongar cultural events, open gardens, wine and dine events, family fun days, movie nights, live music, heritage trails and guided walks! It’s a perfect outing for nature lovers and those looking to enjoy the fresh air and colorful landscapes that spring brings.
Tip: The Bloom Festival is an ideal excuse for a road trip through the Great Southern region. Visit local gardens and explore the charming towns along the way. Don’t forget to bring your camera—spring in this region offers plenty of photo opportunities!
To fully immerse yourself in the experience, consider staying at one of the many caravan holiday parks conveniently located near the festival. Whether you’re enjoying gourmet delights in the Gascoyne region or taking in the cultural richness of Perth, Caravanning & Camping Western Australia offers a wide range of accommodation options to explore,
Perth’s spring festivals offer a diverse array of experiences, from cultural celebrations in the city to gourmet feasts and nature explorations in the surrounding regions. To make the most of your festival experience, be sure to plan ahead by checking ticket availability, transportation options, and nearby accommodation. Many of these festivals are set in stunning locations, so consider extending your visit to explore local attractions or enjoy a road trip!
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