The Science and Practice of Forest Bathing
2026-05-02 09:30 - 11:00 (Australia/Perth) | Safety Bay Library, 197 Safety Bay Road, Safety Bay, WA, 6169, Australia
Forest Bathing, known in Japan as Shinrin-yoku, is more than a walk amongst the trees. It is a mindful practice that slows the mind, reconnects us with nature, and can boost immunity, improve sleep and lift mood. Join us to learn more and experience it for yourself. Includes time outside under nearby local trees.
This is a free event for ages 16+. Bookings are essential and will open Saturday 4 April.
For further information contact Safety Bay Library on 9528 8611 or rockinghamlibraries@rockingham.wa.gov.au.
If you have any specific needs or require accommodations in order to comfortably attend this event, such as visual aids, a quiet space, or accessible seating, please let us know.
This workshop forms part of the City’s WA Tree Festival activities, to find out more visit here.
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Composting Workshop with Hilton Harvest Community Garden
2026-05-02 09:30 - 12:00 | WA
This workshop is free for residents of City of Fremantle, Town of East Fremantle and City of Melville.
Learn how to turn garden and food waste into nutrient-rich products for your garden through composting or worm farming. Learn from local experts, and questions are welcome.
This workshop is free for residents of City of Fremantle, Town of East Fremantle and City of Melville. (Did you know there are home composting rebates available through the City of Fremantle?)
This is suitable for beginners to the more experienced. This workshop is aimed at adults however children are welcome and must be ticketed.
Snacks provided by Hilton Harvest Community Garden.
Please bring a water bottle, and appropriate weather protection clothing (ie: a hat and jacket). Please also wear closed in shoes.
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A Day at the Farm Toodyay farm animal experience
2026-05-02 09:30 - 12:00 | Sandalwood Downs Fabulous Farm Stay, Dewars Pool-Bindoon Road, Dewars Pool, WA, 6567, Australia
Come hang out with cute farm animals at Toodyay farm for a fun day out!

Complete Guide to Home Composting
2026-05-02 09:30 - 12:30 | WA
Discover how yesterday’s scraps can become tomorrow’s harvest! In this practical, soil-to-plate workshop, you’ll learn how to turn kitchen and garden waste into nutrient-rich compost—and then use it to grow fresh, delicious food in our growing with compost workshop.
We’ll cover composting basics, and the different systems available including hot and cold composting, bokashi and worm farms and help you choose the best system for your needs.

What's the Story About Cantonment Hill?
2026-05-02 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-05-02 14:00 - 15:00 | 70 Tuckfield Street, Cantonment Hill, 70 Tuckfield Street, Fremantle , WA 6160, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia
Join Steve Anstey, resident Historian, for a walk through the Bush Forever site and learn some of the colourful stories in its history.

Discover the Birds of Broz Park Nature Walk
2026-05-02 10:00 - 11:30 | Broz Park, 4 Parkview Gardens, Helena Valley, WA, 6056, Australia
Take a stroll through Broz Park’s beautiful wetland with bird enthusiasts and photographers Rachel and Mike Green.

🐦 Discover the Birds of Broz Park – Special Guided Walk & Book Launch
Take a leisurely stroll through the stunning Broz Park wetland with passionate bird enthusiasts and wildlife photographers Rachel and Mike Green. Over the past two years, they’ve explored this hidden gem and recorded more than 63 native bird species—from Australia’s tiniest, the delightful Weebill, to the wetland’s largest guest, the impressive Australasian Pelican!
On this special walk, you’ll learn how to spot and identify some of these incredible feathered locals, all while enjoying the peace and beauty of one of Helena Valley’s most treasured natural spaces.
We’ll be using Rachel and Mike’s newly published Guide to the Birds of Broz Park to name the birds we see —and the best bit? Everyone gets a free copy to take home!
🌿 What You’ll Discover on the bird walk:

Ways to bird-watch so you find the most birds
How to identify birds around the wetland.
How to recognise some of the local birds by their unique songs and calls
Where you’ll find different birds in the park and how they differ with the seasons
How important wetland habitats, such as Broz Park are

👟 Who Should Attend:Perfect for teens and adults with an interest in birds, photography, or native wildlife. Please note: This event is not suitable for very young children.
📅 Book Your Spot! Spaces are limited for this exclusive walk-and-talk event, so secure your place today.
Meeting Point: Entrance to Broz Park off Parkview Gardens.
For more details, contact the Shire of Mundaring Land for Wildlife Coordinator at:📧 environment@mundaring.wa.gov.au

Beneath the Bitumen: Discoveries at East Perth Cemeteries
2026-05-02 10:00 - 11:30 | St Bartholomew’s Church, East Perth Cemeteries, Bronte Street, East Perth, WA, 6004, Australia
This popular exhibition showcasing discoveries made during excavations in the former Chinese Cemetery returns for the 2026 Heritage Festival

Community Planting
2026-05-02 10:00 - 11:30 | Heirisson Island, off Shepperton Road, East Perth, WA, 6004, Australia
Celebrate Tree Month with us at Heirisson Island (Matagarup)! Help grow our urban canopy and boost biodiversity by planting trees and native plants.

Free Event | All Welcome
What to bring: Sturdy footwear, a hat, water bottle and sunscreen.
Light refreshments provided.

Let’s green our city together!
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Making Low Waste Gifts
2026-05-02 10:00 - 11:30 | Cambridge Library, 99 The Boulevard, Floreat, WA, 6014, Australia
Making something for someone can be special at any time of the year. Make 3 things to take home -preserved lemons, succulents in a bowl and a beeswax wrap. It’s easy, fun and personal.

Meditation and Inner Wellbeing @ Dordaak Kepup Library
2026-05-02 10:00 - 12:00 | Dordaak Kepup – Library and Youth Innovation Hub, 15 The Broadview, Landsdale, WA, 6065, Australia
Enjoy a calming guided meditation session and class focused on developing your inner wellbeing.

Death and Dying for Beginners
2026-05-02 10:00 - 12:00 | Northam Library, 298 Fitzgerald Street East, Northam, WA, 6401, Australia
This workshop series will help you engage with end of life planning in a practical and supported way.

It is never too early to get your death related ducks in a row but we can leave it too late. Getting your head & heart around some of the logistics that are part and parcel with death and dying is a gift for both you and those you leave behind.
This four part workshop series has been developed to better prepare yourself and those you care about for life’s biggest transition. Please note it is encouraged you attend all four sessions as each one builds upon the other. Attending any is better than none though!
This workshop series will cover four key areas to support you taking action to better prepare you during the end of life stage.
Saturday 14 March 10-12pm – Session 1: Get your Death ducks in a row – A starting place for the legal and logistical end of life admin.
Saturday 28 March 10-12pm – Session 2: Befriending Grief and Loss – Understanding grief and tools to tend to ours and each others.
Saturday 11 April 10-12pm – Session 3: End of Life Matters – A walk through the Advanced Healthcare Directive, the legal document that captures your medical treatment choices.
Saturday 2 May 10-12pm – Session 4: Choosing your legacy- Have a say in your send off and contemplate the gifts you leave behind.
A limited number of 1:1 follow up sessions with Erin will be made available to people who have attended all 4 workshops
Your host, Erin Griffin, hopes you leave feeling inspired by the multitude of end of life possibilities – we have more choice and control than we are led to believe! You’ll also be more empowered and equipped to have conversations with the people most important to you about your unique choices and wishes for your end-of-life.
Please note Erin will be talking openly about death and dying. If you are not feeling comfortable talking about these topics, that’s ok, perhaps now is not the right time for you to attend this course. These sessions are for general information only.

Declutter Workshops – How to get started
2026-05-02 10:00 - 12:00 | City of Fremantle Library, Fremantle Oval, 70 Parry Street, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia
The workshops are designed for those overwhelmed by excess belongings, aiming to create calmer more organised living spaces.
These workshops will inspire you to tackle your household chaos through structured sessions covering practical strategies and maintenance.
You’ll be offered actional steps like room-by-room methods, sustainable disposal and creating good habits. The workshops are designed for those overwhelmed by excess belongings, aiming to create calmer ore organised living spaces.
Free session | Booking essential

Switch on to Cursive
2026-05-02 10:00 - 12:00 | City of Fremantle Library, Fremantle Oval, 70 Parry Street, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia
Come together for a Saturday morning session of screen-free scrawling. Practice your cursive and reconnect the hand with the mind, away from distractions.
Bring some of your favourite poems or prose pieces to copy, borrow some from the library collection, or take inspiration from elsewhere.
Paper, pens, and tea and coffee provided. Bringing your own utensils is encouraged. No bookings needed.
When: First Saturday of the month | 10am – 12pm
Where: Quokka Room | Fremantle Library

Old Blythewood: 50 Years of Sharing Stories
2026-05-02 10:00 - 15:00 | Old Blythewood on Bindjareb Noongar Country, 6161 South Western Highway, Pinjarra, WA, 6208, Australia
Community Open Day to mark 50 years of the National Trust conserving, celebrating and sharing Old Blythewood’s stories

Old Blythewood: 50 Years of Sharing Stories

Old Blythewood on Bindjareb Noongar Country was first open to the public by the National Trust in April 1976, after the house was gifted to us by the McLarty family in 1972. Join us as we celebrate 50 years of sharing stories of the evolution of this special place overlooking the banks of the Bilya Maadjit (Murray River).
Reflect on the stunning natural environment that served as a farming, hunting, and gathering spot for the Bindjareb Noongar people for tens of thousands of years. Explore the heritage house built by John and Mary Anne McLarty in 1860 that was not only the family farm and home, but a thriving community business. And discover how the National Trust has been conserving, celebrating and sharing Old Blythewood’s stories so that future generations can continue to enjoy it.
This family friendly community event will be enhanced by music from the WA Youth Jazz Orchestra (WAYJO) with coffee and treats available for purchase from local favourite Black Velvet and Honey.
Old Blythewood is located 4 km south of Pinjarra and is a one-hour drive south of Perth.
Accessibility
If you have any access requirements that we should be aware of, please let us know during the registration process or get in touch with National Trust of Western Australia via phone (08) 9321 6088 or email engagement@ntwa.com.au.

Reusable Gift Wrapping Workshops
2026-05-02 10:30 - 11:30 | WA
Wrap It Up with Casper from Happy Wrap Co! Join us for a fun and sustainable gift-wrapping experience with Casper, the head wrapper at Happy Wrap Co!
Casper is on a mission to make celebrations joyful and eco-friendly by swapping single-use wrapping for reusable, planet-friendly alternatives.
At these pop-up sessions, you’ll learn creative ways to wrap gifts using beautiful fabric perfect for reducing waste while keeping your presents looking fabulous.
Event highlights

Live demonstrations: Discover easy techniques for wrapping with reusable materials.
Sustainability tips: Learn how small changes can make a big difference for the environment.
Free giveaway packs: While stocks last, one per household!

To claim your pack, please bring proof of residence (driver’s license, rates notice, or utility bill). City of Stirling households will be prioritised.
Why join?
Because gift-giving should be fun, stylish, and kind to the planet! Casper’s motto is simple: Big on joy, tiny on waste. Let’s celebrate smarter together.
Event sessions

Saturday 2 May | 10.30am – 11.30am | Stirling Libraries – Mirrabooka | Register now
Thursday 7 May | 5.30pm – 6.30pm | Stirling Libraries – Dianella | Register now

Right Tree, Right Place
2026-05-02 12:30 - 14:30 | Success Public Library, 11 Wentworth Parade, Success, WA, 6164, Australia
Learn how to choose, plant and care for the right tree for your home.
Trees play a vital role in the wellbeing of our community. They provide shade, add value to homes, shelter wildlife and help capture carbon. However, Perth’s urban canopy is declining due to habitat loss and emerging threats such as Polyphagous Shot‑Hole Borer. Now more than ever, planting and supporting trees is essential.
This workshop will help you make informed, sustainable choices when planting trees at home. Many people want to contribute to a greener city but feel unsure about selection or maintenance. We will explore common barriers and offer practical guidance on choosing species that thrive in urban gardens and can be retained through to maturity.
We will discuss:

The benefits of trees
Perth’s urban canopy decline
How to choose the right tree for your garden, including key considerations and recommended species
Local stock availability, costs and options
Government rebates
Planting and establishment methods
Basic tree maintenance
Weedy and noxious species to avoid.

Join us to learn how you can help grow Perth’s canopy, one well‑chosen, well‑placed tree at a time.
Register here

Saving power in your home - with basic solar passive design
2026-05-02 13:00 - 15:00 | Shire of Mundaring Civic Room, 7000 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring, Perth, WA, 6073, Australia
Learn about heating and cooling your home using basic solar passive design to reducing energy costs and carbon emissions!

Do you want to have a more sustainable home, without having to move or build a new one?
In this interactive workshop Shani and Tim will teach you about the principles of basic solar passive design and how you can use those principles to save gas and electricity in your home. Many low or no cost actions will be covered in depth. You will leave with some great ideas to reduce your environmental impact and those power bills!
Tea and coffee provided. Help us reduce waste by bringing your reusable keep cup.
About the presenters
Shani and Tim from Ecoburbia have a wealth of knowledge relating to urban homesteads, adult education, building and sustainability. This knowledge is exemplified by Ecoburbia, an urban infill development with shared living spaces to increase the population density, urban farm, and demonstration sustainable house, with cutting edge energy systems, water collection and dispersal systems and innovative passive solar design. Their goal is to create more sustainable, connected and resilient communities by providing exciting and motivating educational programs that are based on sound behaviour change theory.
Extra information
Photography and/or filming may occur at this event. Photos and film may be used by the Shire of Mundaring for marketing and publicity purposes and may appear on the Shire’s website and social media channels or in printed materials produced by the Shire. If you wish to opt out from being photographed and/or filmed please alert the Shire staff member at the event.

The 500 Piece Jigsaw Competition
2026-05-02 13:00 - 15:30 | Clarkson Library, Cnr Ebb Way & Ocean Keys Blvd, Clarkson, WA, 6030, Australia
Stories aren’t the only things we piece together….

Settle in for a fast- paced and friendly challenge as teams race to complete their puzzle before time runs out. Whether you are a seasoned puzzler or just in it for the fun, this event is all about teamwork, focus, and a shared sense of achievement. One table, one puzzle, and a whole lot of pieces – are you up for the challenge?

Pairs 1.5 hours limit and solos 2.5 hours limit
All teams will do the same 500 piece puzzle
Prizes awarded
Aim to be seated at least 15 minutes prior to the competition start time.
Bring your own snacks

**Ages 16 years and older
Clarkson Library
Saturday May 2
1pm to 3.30pm
**Bookings essential on Eventbrite as spaces are limited

Modelling Group @ Cambridge Library
2026-05-02 13:00 - 17:00 | Cambridge Library, 99 The Boulevard, Floreat, WA, 6014, Australia
Create life in miniature with the Modelling Group.

Make New & Mend Craft Group
2026-05-02 13:30 - 15:30 | The Grove Library, 1 Leake Street, Peppermint Grove, WA, 6011, Australia
Make New & Mend meets Sat 1:30-3:30pm, Grove Library. Drop in any time to learn or share crochet, knitting, sewing. Inclusive & welcoming.

Create a Rag Rug (for 13 – 25yrs)
2026-05-02 13:30 - 15:30 | Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC), Cnr Kent Street & Queens Park Road, Wilson, WA, 6107, Australia
Learn how to create a rag rug from old textiles.

Rag weaving is a wonderful way to take old textiles and give them new life. Come to this workshop to learn how to create your very own rag rug that’s truly unique.
If you have old sheets/doona covers to share, please bring them to the workshop and learn how to repurpose them into a rag rug.
We will be using hula hoops for the weaving frame, so if you have a hula hoop at home, please bring it along. Or check if your local op shop has hula hoops for sale. We have some to share if you don’t have your own hoop.
This workshop is for young people aged 13 to 25 years.
This workshop is hosted by the City of Canning in partnership with the Australian Association for Environmental Education WA Chapter.
This workshop has been supported by a grant from the Government of Western Australia and the Waste Authority. It responds to Australia’s growing textile waste problem by empowering young people in Canning with practical knowledge and skills to challenge fast fashion and choose sustainable alternatives such as upcycling, swapping and second‑hand shopping.

WA Comedy Lab – Workshop for Beginners
2026-05-02 16:00 - 2026-05-09 17:30 | Armadale District Hall, Cnr Jull Street & Church Avenue, Armadale, WA, 6112, Australia
Has anyone ever told you you’re a comedian? Ever thought you actually could be?
Join Matt Storer, one of WA’s most viral and in-demand comedians, for a beginner stand-up comedy workshop designed to take you from idea to punchline. Whether you’ve never touched a mic, have a few funny ideas, or you’ve been sitting on notes full of half-jokes, Matt will break down the fundamentals of joke writing, structure, stage presence and confidence — without the fluff. You’ll learn how to find your comedic voice, sharpen everyday observations into tight material, and leave with the foundations for your first 5-minute set. Practical, honest, and built for true beginners — this is your chance to stop thinking about comedy and actually try it.
Matt Storer
Matt Storer is one of Australia’s most inventive and engaging musical comedians. Based in WA, Matt has become a standout presence on both live stages and online, blending sharp stand‑up with original songs, improvisation and crowd‑driven musical mayhem. His creative, catchy comedy has helped him amass a major digital following — with his videos garnering millions of views on platforms like TikTok and YouTube — and forged a dedicated global audience.
Since bursting onto the national scene by winning WA RAW Comedy (2014), Matt has consistently delivered memorable, unpredictable performances at festivals and comedy tours across Australia. He’s a multiple award‑winner, including the FRINGE WORLD Weekly Comedy Award and the Liberty Comedic Free Thinker Competition, underscoring his status as a leading voice in musical comedy.
Live, Matt’s shows — like his highly popular Hot Nonsense — invite audience interaction, with crowds choosing song topics and inspiring spontaneous lyrical creations ranging from absurd love ballads to anarchic ditties about daily life. His warm stage presence, playful unpredictability and lyrical dexterity have won praise from reviewers and festival crowds alike, with critics describing him as “incredibly funny, charismatic and a true delight to watch.”
In addition to his festival work, Matt regularly headlines shows around the country, including comedy galas and touring productions where his blend of music and humour continues to expand his audience. As a viral creator and seasoned live performer, Matt Storer now stands not just as a rising figure, but as a firm fixture in Australia’s contemporary comedy scene — known for making people laugh and hum long after the show

Presented by WA Comedy and Recommended for 16+

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Gardening for Wildlife with Simon Cherriman and the Wildflower Society
2026-05-03 02:00 - 04:00 | Octagonal Hall, WA Wildflowers Eastern Hills Branch, 52 McGlew Road, Glen Forrest, WA, 6071, Australia
Create a wildlife-friendly garden! Join Simon Cherriman for a guided walk and Wildflower Society seed propagation demonstrations.

Join us for a special Gardening for Wildlife event with Simon Cherriman and our local Wildflower Society, designed to inspire and support local residents in creating thriving, wildlife-friendly gardens.
The session will begin with a guided walk through the garden at the Octagonal Hall, where Simon will share insights into selecting appropriate native plants for properties in the Shire of Mundaring. Learn how to choose species that suit local conditions while providing habitat and food for native wildlife.
Following the walk, a volunteer from the Wildflower Society will lead practical demonstrations on seed propagation, including techniques such as hot water and smoke water germination, and will be available to answer your questions.
Each attendee will receive a complimentary packet of seeds to get started at home. Additional seeds will also be available for purchase prior to the much-anticipated Native Plant Sale taking place the following week—perfect for those keen to expand their garden. Eastern Hills Annual Plant Sale – 9th May 2026 – Wildflower Society of Western Australia
The library will be open during the event, and there will be opportunities for informal discussions and advice throughout the session.
Whether you’re new to gardening or looking to enhance your existing space, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn, connect, and grow.

Learn to Drive Practice Pop Up, Perth Motorplex, Kwinana
2026-05-03 09:00 - 12:00 | Perth Motorplex, Rockingham Road, Kwinana Beach, WA, 6167, Australia
The RAC has teamed up with the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana to host a Learn to Drive Practice Pop Up event.

LIFT THE LID WALK for Mental Health - SCARBOROUGH W.A. 2026
2026-05-03 09:00 - 13:00 | Scarborough Beach, Rotary Clock Tower, 1 Scarborough Beach Rpad, Scarborough, WA, 6019, Australia
LIFT THE LID WALK for Mental Health will get you walking and get us all talking while we raise vital funds for Australian Rotary Health.

“ABOUT THE WALK”
We are very excited to host our 2nd annual LIFT THE LID WALK for Mental Health event in SCARBOROUGH.
The “point of difference” is that the walk is not a race. It is a family occasion offering an organised “fun” walk.
The inaugural Walk was held in October 2016 in Mooloolaba and has grown to include hundreds of participants and the introduction of a national series in several states and we are very proud to say we have raised in excess of $470,000 so far but we’re not stopping here.

PROJECT BENEFITS
This is a great project because it:
1. Raises much needed funds for ARH Mental Health Research – 100% of funds raised go directly to research.
2. Offers an opportunity for the community to come together and identify with those suffering from mental health issues and start a conversation. To know they are not alone.
3. It provides an outlet for those suffering from mental health issues. For example, every year there have been families and friends wearing their own special t-shirts honouring a loved one who has been lost as a result of a mental health issue.
4 Will bring visitors to our area which is good for local businesses and tourism.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS : Release and Indemnity
1. I am aware and acknowledge that the Lift The Lid Walk (the Event) involves inherent risks, including the risk of injury to life or death and damage to property and in undertaking such activities, I do so at my own risk.
2. I am also aware that it is a condition of participation in the Event that Rotary, its officers and employees, agents and volunteers are released by me from all liability howsoever arising from injury or damage to both property and person howsoever caused (whether fatal or otherwise) arising out of my participation in the Event whether or not such injury or damage is due to any negligent act, breach of duty, default and/or omission on the part of Rotary, its officers and employees, agents or volunteers.
3. I indemnify Rotary, its officers and employees, agents and volunteers against all loss, damage and expenses (including legal costs on a solicitor and own client basis) arising out of or in connection with any claims, actions, proceedings or demands of any kind arising directly or indirectly as a consequence of my participation in the Event.
4. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the Event is as a consequence of my own free will and desire and that I have read and understood the above warning, release, and indemnity.
5. I warrant that I am 18 years of age or older and am lawfully able to enter into this above release and indemnity or, in the event that I am a minor, I have the permission of my legal guardian to participate in the Event and that my legal guardian has agreed to adhere to the terms of the indemnity
If the participant is a minor:
I as the legal guardian of the Participant consent to him/her participating in the Event.
· I release Rotary, its officers and employees, agents and volunteers from all liability, howsoever arising, from injury or damage to both property and person howsoever caused (whether fatal or otherwise) arising out of the Participant’s participation in the Event whether or not such injury or damage is due to any negligent act, breach of duty, default and/or omission on the part of Rotary, its officers and employees, agents or volunteers.
· I indemnify Rotary, its officers and employees, agents and volunteers against all loss, damage and expenses (including legal costs on a solicitor and own client basis) arising out of or in connection with any claims, actions, proceedings or demands of any kind arising directly or indirectly as a consequence of the Participant’s participation in the Event

In the EVENT we did get cancelled because of weather or COVID.
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Just in case the current walk format is cancelled because of extreme weather conditions or a return of COVID, we’ll still be going ahead just differently. We’d love you to get out on the day of the event and walk and talk with us. We will shift the WALK online and do it virtually! We encourage you to share it on socials while adhering to any necessary restrictions. Given we are raising vital funds for mental health research, and it’s honestly never been more important, your ticket registration donation will make a huge difference to what Australian Rotary Health research funding can achieve. Your shiny new t-shirt will still be waiting for you to collect and we’ll keep you up to date of a safe place and time for that to happen via email in the event we can’t go ahead on the day.

RAC Bike Basics - Children Learn to Ride
2026-05-03 09:30 - 10:30 | Gibbon Street, Gibbon Street, Mosman Park, WA, 6012, Australia
This workshop suitable for children 4 years – 12 years.

Brickwood Reserve Walk
2026-05-03 10:00 - 12:00 | Brickwood Reserve, Gordin Way, Byford, WA, 6122, Australia
Join Friends of Brickwood on a guided tour through Byford’s bushland gem, Brickwood Reserve, and discover some of the magic of nature at work.
Fitness level: moderate
You will need:

Water bottle
Walking shoes
Slip, slop, slap!

Register via Humantix: https://events.humanitix.com/brickwood-reserve-walk-59b5mns8/tickets

Toodyay Miniature Railway
2026-05-03 10:00 - 14:00 | Duidgee Park, Toodyay, WA, 6566, Australia
We run 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from Easter weekend to end of November depending on the weather. We don’t run if there are heat restrictions. We run 10am-2pm being the last train and depending on the weather and volunteers availability, The facebook page is always updated.
Cash only = $3 kids and $4 adults.

RAC Bike Basics - Adult Building Bike Skills
2026-05-03 10:30 - 11:30 | Gibbon Street, Gibbon Street, Mosman Park, WA, 6012, Australia
Suitable for ages 18 years and over who can independently ride a two wheeled bike

The 1 hour Adult Building Bike Skills workshop develops the cycling skills and confidence of adults using a fun, relaxed approach.
This is an RAC workshop run by accredited instructors from industry experts CycleSense = Excellence and will take place at the Gibbon Street Park Courts, hosted by the Town of Mosman Park.
What You Need to Know

Free workshop
Suitable ages 18 years and over
Participants must be able to confidently ride a two wheel bike
Please meet at meet at the courts carpark off Gibbon Street
Please bring along a working 2 wheeled bike, helmet and a water bottle.
Wear enclosed shoes
All participants will receive a bike and helmet check prior to the workshop.

Terms and Conditions

Please ensure that each attendee’s details are included in the registration
Please be advised that workshops may be subject to change in the event of adverse weather conditions (you will be notified via text message)

Get in touch
For more information, please contact the RAC Community Programs team at programs@rac.com.au
