Brickman Cities, powered by LEGO® CITY is the latest creation from Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught, delivering a fun and interactive LEGO® experience. This brand-new interactive experience will open at the WA Maritime Museum on Friday 5 April and run until Sunday 5 May 2019. 

Brickman Cities focuses on some of the world’s greatest cities – Dubai, London, New York, Sydney and Tokyo – with Brickman’s trademark cut-away detailed models representing three different stages of each city’s history, from 1000AD up to the present day and shows how each has evolved and grown. Every person that comes along then builds a new version of that city and what they think it will look like in the future!

Brickman Cities continues to feature Brickman’s trademark interactive build experiences that are hugely popular with young and older LEGO® fans alike combined with new cutting-edge technology to advance the experience. The centrepiece is a 3m x 4m 1:600 scale model of Lower Manhattan, New York, built entirely from white LEGO® bricks to enable 3D stories of the city to be projected directly onto them using UHD 4K projectors.

Tickets at www.ticketek.com.au

They’re moving into the tree in the courtyard outside Red Retro and Mash with some special friends. You’ll be able to stop by and see them from April 15th!

Celebrate their arrival with story readings and face painting from Rock and Toddle -
April 18th from 10am- 11.30am
April 26th from 1pm- 2.30pm

Plus, there’ll be some Insta-worthy fairy wings on the wall leading towards the cinema so you can pretend to be a fairy too!

https://www.facebook.com/events/320549298598974/

Floreat Forum have lots of egg-citing activities in store this Easter.

Bring the kids and they can join in the fun of story time & craft sessions, Jr Chefs Workshops, visit our Cuddly Animal Farm, join in the Easter egg hunt, plus the Easter bunny will be hopping around Floreat Forum with lots of chocolate eggs to share. 

For full details, log onto our website floreatforum.com.au.

• Easter Egg Hunt, Sat 13 April – Mon 22 April
• Storytime & craft with the Town of Cambridge Library, Tues 16 April, 10:30am – 11:30am
• Jr Chefs Easter Biscuit Workshop, Wed 17 April, 10am – 12pm
• Easter Bunny, Saturday 20 April, 10am – 12pm
• Feathers & Fluff Animal Farm, Saturday 20 April, 10am – 2pm   
• Jr Chefs Back To School Workshop, Wed 24 April, 10am – 2pm

Hop into Floreat Forum with the kids and join the fun.

https://www.floreatforum.com.au/

They’re holding an Easter Hunt with a difference at Warnbro Centre these school holidays with a Where’s Wally? Exhibition in the Centre!

The Wallies pop out of the picture book into the real world to explore!

Shoppers can enjoy the fun of finding the real Wally in one of three giant Where’s Wally? boards, and take photos with the giant Wally and Wanda!

Plus, there’s Where’s Wally? Craft workshops every day from 10am- 1pm! (Except Good Friday, Easter Sunday and ANZAC Day). No bookings needed, located outside Big W.

There’s also a competition to win one of 4 Where’s Wally? packs that you can enter at the craft zone!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1336064439869898/

Branch out, meet our trees and have fun as you explore the City of Stirling’s Tree Trail during the school holidays. The trees will come alive to share their stories as you follow the Trail and solve the Secret Message to win a plantable prize!

Look out for Eco Faeries and Bindi Bindi Dreaming along the Trail between 9.30am and 12.00 noon each weekday of the school holidays. And don’t forget to say hello and write a message to The Message Tree. This is the perfect opportunity to leave the iPads at home and keep the kids busy!

Suitable for children ages 4 – 11 years.

To download your tree trail map head to www.stirling.wa.gov.au/treetrail

Starting from 1 April 2019.

Can you find all the Golden Eggs throughout Cathedral Square? Head to the City of Perth library to pick up your Golden Egg Hunt brochure.

Then set off and find all the golden eggs, answer all the questions and head back to the library to collect your prize

Suitable for children 12 and under with adult supervision.

Please note brochures and prizes can only be collected from the Library during opening hours:

Standard Library Opening Hours
Mon-Fri – 8am-6pm
Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 12pm-4pm

Easter
Friday 19 April: closed
Saturday 20 April: 10am to 4pm
Sunday 21 April: closed
Monday 22 April: closed

ANZAC Day
Thursday 25 April: closed

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Jump up and join Karrinyup these school holidays to sing and dance along with Pinkfong BABY SHARK. From the 22nd to 28th April join in all the free fun at our stage show and meet and greet. 

https://www.karrinyupcentre.com.au/what-s-on/pinkfong-baby-shark-live-shows

Blueback is an evocative story set along the Western Australian coastline. It captures the mystery of the sea and the majesty of an old fish called “Blueback”, and the moment when an inquisitive boy stands up for what he loves and believes in.

One of Tim Winton’s most personal and quintessentially Western Australian stories, Blueback will nourish your heart and the beautiful Tim Winton poetry will resonate with you long after you leave the theatre. This award-winning production is an underwater menagerie of exquisite puppetry and an extraordinary celebration of the Western Australian coastline from one of WA’s most beloved authors.

“When Abel Jackson and Blueback the Groper frolic under the sea, the scene is rhythmic and joyful.” - The West Australian

Duration: 50 mins

Perfect for ages 5 and above 

April 13 – 27
10am & 1pm daily

Special 6.30pm performance April 18 & 24

No performances Sundays or public holidays.

Booking Essential

Please visit www.sppt.asn.au or telephone 9335 5044

Ticket Prices

General Admission: $25.00 (per ticket)
Groups of 4 or more: $24.00 (per ticket)

Groups of 10 or more: $23.00 (per ticket)

$3.95 booking fee applies

The 2019 Fremantle International Street Arts Festival is here!

Fremantle International Street Arts Festival started as a celebration of Fremantle’s local busking culture in 1999 and has grown into a showcase of the world’s best street theatre.

Each year over the Easter long weekend, the streets of Fremantle are transformed into an open-air theatre of the amazing, weird and wacky, while Fremantle’s famous alfresco dining steps up a notch, with pop-up bars and eateries extending into the streets.

Entertainment centres around several major ‘pitches’ or performance locations and roving performers pop up in surprising and interesting places all across the City.

Runs from Friday 19th to Monday 22nd April, 2019.

For more information head to https://www.streetartsfestival.com.au/

Kylie needs your help! Budding artists and fashionistas can design their own costume for Kylie this school holidays at DFO Perth, with WA Museum Designer Studio running from Monday 22 – Sunday 28 April from 10am – 2pm (excluding ANZAC Day).

Kids will be able to design their own on-stage costume and see their designs on the big screen. The free event is suitable for children aged 3yrs and above . Participants will receive a $10 food voucher for use in DFO Perth’s dining precinct. 

More information at www.dfo.com.au/perth

Help Rosie the Rosella find her missing treasure to win awesome prizes! Download the app – similar to Pokémon Go – explore, play and win.  Enjoy Birds of Prey demonstrations and Aviary themed workshops 11am – 2pm daily and meet the Easter Bunny too. 

Saturday 13 April to Sunday 28 April, 2019

Visit cockburngateway.com.au for more details.