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15 August Exhibition | Creative Connections Art & Poetry Perth based not for profit organisation, Creative Connections presents their 19th annual exhibition
15 August Switch Your Thinking - Garden Ecology Keen to learn some ecology and companion planting basics? Then this is the presentation for you!
17 August From Grass to Forest: using the Miyawaki method to reimagine urban greening in WA Learn how unused urban spaces are being transformed into thriving ecosystems.
14 August 2026 Cleaner compost at the heart of State-wide FOGO changes The Western Australian Government has provided updated guidance regarding what can be placed in the FOGO bins.
13 August 2026 Melville Storylines Festival returns for 2026 with 10 days of curious and creative offerings This year’s festival program is packed with more than 20 events across some beloved and unexpected venues.
11 August 2026 Montague Hillary Park playspace opens following community-led design process More than 475 community members helped shape the final design through an extensive engagement process, with residents invited to vote on four imaginative playground concepts.