Have you ever wondered what happens to the contents of your yellow-top recycling bin once it has been collected from your verge? If so, join the EMRC and City of Kalamunda on a FREE tour of the Resource Recovery Group in Canning Vale.
A Development Assessment Panel (DAP) is an independent decision-making body comprised of technical experts and elected local government representatives. This DAP meeting will be conducted at the specified venue.
Celebrate the Winter Solstice with local poet Morris Pavlinovich, author of the anthology 'Antarctica: My Mistress'. Enjoy the warmth at Kalamunda Library while listening to this chilly topic on the shortest day of the year.
Join us for a free talk on Urban Food Production and Microgreens. Toby Whittington CEO from Green World Revolution will share his skills, knowledge and experience, Learn how to grow tasty, nutritious microgreen superfoods at home.
Due to the level 2 restrictions, the Kalamunda night market are having food trucks, music and some table and chairs for you to relax and grab something to eat in Stirk, Park!!
You are invited to attend one of our FREE compost workshops. Learn how to turn food and garden waste into nutrient-rich compost for your garden through composting.
Kalamunda Library and Zig Zag Gallery invites you to a long table author talk with Alexander Thorpe to learn more about the art of mystery writing. Alex's first novel 'Death leaves the station' is a cosy mystery set in the Wheatbelt in the 1920s.
Circus, theatre and puppetry all meet in this high energy, playful and imaginative take on our love of sport and all things sporty. CATCH! is an action-packed, interactive adventure for little ones, their families & their friends…that uses balls and play to tell a story about making friends and overcoming your fears.
Join us at Forrestfield Library to meet Chloe Stephens the local author of “Where Does Sloth Belong?” and “My talking hands” Chloe Stephens brings to life a curious sloth who is determined to find where he belongs.
You are invited to this FREE workshop to help understand the signs and symptoms of common mental health challenges with HelpingMinds, Western Australia's pre-eminent mental health services and carer support organisation. Bookings required.
Elder Neville Collard explains the 6 Noongar Seasons in this Harmony Week event at Kalamunda Library.
Join the Kalamunda Club for a fun filled quiz and games night. Tickets can be purchased by phone, over the bar or on the night.
1st Wednesday of every month Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre. Morning tea at 10.00am and show at 11am.
A double bill of true Australian stories. Music by WA Youth Jazz Orchestra Musicians. STARDUST tells the story of bandleader and trumpet player Col Brain | THE MISSION follows “Fighting Gunditjmara” man Allan McDonald off to war.
You are invited to the Nature Reserves Preservation Group (NRPG) AGM and to hear Talitha Huston speak on her passion of birds and the book she published in her last year of high school! Acclaimed by Eric McCrumb AO 'The Bird Man' - ABC radio, and Ray Garstone Naturalist and Author.
** Due to current COVID-19 restrictions, this event has been cancelled *** Street food with market stalls at Hawaiian’s Shopping Centre Carpark, Forrestfield.
A show that fathoms the highs and lows of living with mental illness, with a powerful sense of intimacy and more than a hint of sass. A journey inside an obsessive and compulsive mind with hilarious onstage buffoonery & original songs about anxiety & other mental disorders.
Beethoven to Nirvana, Mozart to Britney Spears! S.T.R.I.N.G.S is a string quartet which really has gone rogue in a story from behind the scenes, in a domain never usually seen by the public: the rehearsal room! Join four of Perth Symphony Orchestra’s brilliant string players in rehearsal as they work on a program for a fictional upcoming concert.
Straight from the big screen to the stage! Written & directed by Tony Briggs. One of Australia’s best loved stories as a multiple award-winning film and play, The Sapphires is coming to the KPAC stage for the first time.
Learn the art of rag strip crochet at Forrestfield Library. Join us to create a spiral rug or trivet.