The Greenbushes Discovery Centre provides a fascinating insight into the natural and cultural environment of the South West.

Learn new skills at the Bridgetown Art & Craft Centre where there will be exhibitions and hands on demonstrations. Listen to stories of how the heritage arts and crafts follow the principles of recycling, sustainability and invention. Refreshments available for gold coin donation.

Come and view the states only Bushfire Museum, with extended opening hours for Saturday 13th April for the Heritage Festival.

The Warren Blackwood Chapter of the Veteran and Classic Car Club of WA put their best on display during the Bridgetown-Greenbushes Heritage Festival.

Join a guided tour of the State Heritage Listed St Brigids Parish and Convent in Bridgetown. Includes a Devonshire Tea

Be one of the first to discover the new walk trail at Karrakatta Cemetery dedicated to trailblazing women of Western Australia. Discover the remarkable achievements of these influential women who helped shape our great State.

Explore the history of Maranup Ford with a Historic Garden Tour across two dates during the Bridgetown-Greenbushes Heritage Festival.

Join Richard from the Historical Society as he takes you around Bridgetown, learning about the heritage and history of this beautiful town.

The Bridgetown Historical Society invites you to learn about the history of the people of the area at the Bridgetown Cemetery.

Join in for a special heritage themed Rhyme Time on Wednesday April 10 as part of the Bridgetown-Greenbushes Heritage Festival.

Free entry into the only Jigsaw Gallery in the Southern Hemisphere for one day only!

One off event! Come and listen to the ghost of Ada. In a pub. While you savor an amazing high tea. And gain entry to the Greenbushes Discovery Centre!
Hear about the Hotels that were booming in the early 1900s in the southern part of Greenbushes and Bunbury End. Food, ghosts & pubs. Come and enjoy.

The Parkerville Tavern is a 124 year old heritage listed tavern in Perth Hills. Through the Eyes of Alice is a 3 course dinner, performance and tour of the historical building, giving you a historical and dramatic account of the settlement of Parkerville and the colourful history of the Tavern.

In the past in Wanneroo, families often didn’t have much money to spare and with shops far away they reused and repurposed what they had, making useful items out of objects that might today be thrown away. In this spirit of 'making do,' learn to make your own produce bags from repurposed material!

In the past in Wanneroo, families often didn’t have much money to spare and with shops far away they reused and repurposed what they had, making useful items out of objects that might today be thrown away. In this spirit of 'making do,' learn to make your own produce bags from repurposed material!

In the past in Wanneroo, families often didn’t have much money to spare and with shops far away they reused and repurposed what they had, making useful items out of objects that might today be thrown away. In this spirit of 'making do,' learn to make your own produce bags from repurposed material!

Mending is a time-honoured tradition around the world; and visible mending is a skill that can transform your clothing! Join us for a relaxing and fun visible mending workshop with Elise Hinkley from Hoop Hoop Hooray!

Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to take part in a creative and interactive session of banner-making led by Tal Fitzpatrick, a renowned artist specializing in craftivism.

Explore the changing face of mid-20th century Perth through the lens of the street photographers who snapped passers-by. This exhibition of candid photos and vintage fashions presents a nostalgic portrait of a time when people dressed smartly to go to town, to buy everything from suits to sausages.

The way artists interpret their connection to place is many and varied and this exhibition showing works from Elizabeth Blair Bunning, Eric Moyle and Michael Spight shows 3 different perspectives of the same location, what is now known as Donnelly River Village.

Did you ride your horse five miles to school each day and secure "Cyclone" under the Peppermint Tree? Or do you have a better memory...why not reminisce by joining the Manjimup Historical Society on a self-drive tour of the Historic School Plaques located in the Shire of Manjimup.