The City of Perth is bursting with bucket-list adventures these April school holidays - perfect for keeping little hands busy and curious minds engaged.
From hands-on workshops to outdoor exploration, there's something new to discover every day.
Festival fun for curious kids
The Lotterywest Boorloo Heritage Festival runs all April long, with dedicated Kids Days packed full of creativity and culture. Expect captivating storytelling, hands-on crafts, fascinating artefacts, and even the chance to make your own vintage toys – bringing history to life in the most fun way.
Highlights include:
- Kaya Boodja! Sensory Play at John Curtin Gallery | Weekdays throughout April | OId Perth Boys' School
- Tin-Can Telephones | Tues 7 April | City of Perth Library
- Become a Coin Designer | Tues 7 and 14, Thurs 9 and 16 April | The Perth Mint
- Play In the Past | Wed 8 April | City of Perth Library
- Stories of Kaarta Koomba; A Celebration of People, Place and Culture | Sat 11 and Sun 12 April | Rio Tinto Naturescape, Kings Park
- Storytime with Glenn Swift | Mon 13 April | City of Perth Library
- Ghost Stories with Glenn Swift | Tues 14 April | City of Perth Library
- Children's Traditional Art | Thurs 16 April | City of Perth Library
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