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SUMMARY:OceanXperience
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to OceanXperience!\nStep into the world of National Geographic’s OceanXplorers and get ready for a hands-on ocean adventure the whole family can enjoy. \nClimb aboard the OceanXplorer research ship\, brought to life. Start your journey as an Xplorer\, choose your mission\, and step inside Mission Control\, the Wet and Dry Labs\, and other real working spaces where scientists study the ocean every day. \nDesigned with families in mind\, the experience invites children and adults to explore side by side. Through interactive play\, storytelling\, and immersive environments\, visitors learn how researchers discover new species and explore some of the most remote parts of our oceans. \nBring your family\, friends\, or come along yourself and discover how tools like robotics\, submersibles\, and mapping systems help scientists explore beneath the surface. Real expedition footage and engaging technology make complex science easy to understand and enjoyable for all ages.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/oceanxperience/
LOCATION:WA Museum Boola Bardip\, James Street\, Perth Cultural Centre\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WA
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SUMMARY:Winter Toddlerfest 2026
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to play together at Scitech! \nToddlerfest is Scitech’s festival of play for children aged 0–5\, with extra shows\, hands-on activities and playful experiences designed especially for little learners. Build giant forts\, create glowing gardens\, dress up as baby turtles\, enjoy interactive science story times and more. \nFrom babies to budding explorers\, Toddlerfest is packed with opportunities to play\, imagine\, create and discover together. \nToddlerfest is proudly supported by the City of Perth. \n\n\nToddlerfest Event Pricing\nFREE: Under 2 years\n$19: Child 2+ years\n$28: Adult 18+ years\n$21: Concession \nScitech Members (and their children under 4 years) can visit for free during this event. Member reservations are made through the General Public Tickets Portal. Become a Scitech member today. \nPlease note Toddlerfest can get busy. We recommend booking online to guarantee entry. 
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/winter-toddlerfest-2026/
LOCATION:Scitech\, City West Centre\, Corner Railway Street & Sutherland Street\, West Perth\, WA\, 6005
CATEGORIES:WA
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SUMMARY:Babies Proms with the Philharmonic Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:Returning by popular demand this August\, our Babies Proms offer children aged 2 – 6 and their families the wonderful opportunity to experience live music in a unique\, fun and interactive setting. \nWith a full 75-piece symphony orchestra on stage\, be introduced to the instruments of the orchestra and their unique sounds by our enchanting host\, Peter Moore OAM. \nBe a part of the audience as everyone listens\, engages and claps along to wonderful melodies in a fun musical program!
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/babies-proms-with-the-philharmonic-orchestra/
LOCATION:Perth College – Judith Cottier Theatre\, 31 Lawley CrescentMount\, Lawley\, WA\, 6050\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WA
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SUMMARY:Shinju Matsuri Festival
DESCRIPTION:Shinju Matsuri – meaning ‘festival of the pearl’ – is a vibrant celebration of Broome’s (Rubibi’s) rich multicultural and pearling heritage. \nHeld each year over 16 days in August and September\, the festival brings the town to life with a dynamic program of events that highlight the sights\, sounds\, and flavours of this iconic coastal community. \nSince the late 1800s\, Broome has drawn people from across the globe—Japanese\, Chinese\, Malay\, Indonesian\, Filipino\, European and Aboriginal communities—united by the lure of the region’s prized South Sea pearls. \nShinju Matsuri honours this unique cultural tapestry with an exciting lineup of events set against Broome’s breathtaking natural backdrop of white sands\, turquoise waters and red cliffs. From beachside sunset feasts to colourful cultural performances\, it’s a feast for the senses. \nWant more? Visit a pearl farm\, join the camel conga line for a sunset ride along picture-perfect Cable Beach and discover ancient dinosaur footprints at Gantheaume Point. Then as darkness descends and conditions are just right\, witness the natural phenomenon of the Staircase to the Moon at Roebuck Bay. \nThe welcoming Kimberley town of Broome is a two-and-a-half-hour flight north of Perth.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/shinju-matsuri-festival/
LOCATION:Pioneer Park\, 90 Robinson St\, Broome\, WA\, 6725\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WA
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SUMMARY:World Trails Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Western Australia will welcome trail leaders\, tourism professionals\, land managers\, conservation practitioners\, outdoor recreation providers\, First Nations representatives and policymakers from around the world when the World Trails Conference 2026 arrives in Perth from 19–22 October 2026. \nHosted by Outdoors WA on behalf of the World Trails Network\, the conference is attracting delegates from across Australia and internationally\, creating a unique opportunity to share ideas\, build partnerships and explore the growing role trails play in tourism\, conservation\, community wellbeing\, cultural connection and regional development. \nHeld every two years in a different destination around the globe\, the World Trails Conference is recognised as the leading international gathering dedicated to trails and trail-based experiences. The 2026 event will showcase Western Australia’s world-class trail network while bringing together some of the most influential voices shaping the future of trails worldwide. \nAs demand for outdoor recreation and nature-based experiences continues to grow\, trails are increasingly recognised as critical infrastructure that delivers economic\, environmental and social benefits. Protected areas around the world attract more than eight billion visits annually\, generating an estimated US$600 billion in visitor expenditure\, while participation in bushwalking and trail-based recreation across Australia has grown by more than 80 per cent over the past decade. From driving regional tourism and supporting local businesses to improving community health and strengthening connections to culture and Country\, trails are playing an increasingly important role in communities around the world. \nThe conference program features an extensive line-up of keynote presentations\, panel discussions\, workshops and case studies covering sustainable trail development\, destination management\, regenerative tourism\, conservation\, volunteer stewardship\, community engagement\, trail planning\, outdoor recreation and First Nations connections to Country. \nDelegates will hear from an inspiring line-up of Australian and international speakers\, including adventurer and endurance athlete James Castrission\, and Noongar cultural educator\, author and storyteller Jayden Boundry\, alongside a growing list of global trail leaders\, tourism innovators\, conservation practitioners and First Nations voices who are helping shape the future of trails around the world. \nA standout feature of the event is the series of optional pre-conference tours\, providing delegates with the opportunity to experience some of Western Australia’s most iconic landscapes\, trails and outdoor experiences firsthand. Designed to foster meaningful conversations and lasting professional relationships\, the tours offer an invaluable opportunity for networking\, knowledge exchange and collaboration before the conference officially begins. \n“Trails are far more than routes through the landscape\,” said Lauren Stuart\, Conference Director for World Trails Conference 2026. “They connect people to nature\, culture\, community and place. They encourage health and wellbeing\, bringing moments of joy\, calm and reflection\, and offer a welcome pause from the pace of everyday life. They support regional economies\, conservation outcomes and healthier communities. It is an honour to be hosting this event for the people responsible for trails around the world” \nIn addition to the conference program\, a dedicated exhibition and sponsorship program offers organisations the opportunity to connect with a highly engaged audience of trail professionals\, destination managers\, government representatives\, conservation organisations\, tourism operators and industry leaders. \nCurrent sponsors and exhibitors include AllTrails\, Heyscape\, Paddy Pallin\, WA Better by Nature\, Bruce Trail Conservancy\, Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association\, Mirliny\, Paul Pichugin and Adventure Smart WA\, with additional organisations continuing to join the event. \nThe conference is expected to appeal to a broad audience\, including: \n• Trail managers and planners\n• Tourism operators and destination marketers\n• Parks and conservation agencies\n• Outdoor recreation organisations\n• Adventure tourism businesses\n• Local\, state and national government representatives\n• Land managers and environmental practitioners\n• First Nations organisations and cultural tourism operators\n• Volunteer groups and trail associations\n• Researchers\, academics and students\n• Outdoor education providers\n• Community recreation leaders \nWith registrations open\, organisers are encouraging those working in\, supporting or passionate about trails to secure their place and be part of one of the most significant gatherings of trail professionals ever held in Australia. \nWestern Australia’s globally recognised trails\, unique landscapes and strong connections to culture and Country provide an ideal backdrop for conversations that will help shape the future of trails both nationally and internationally. \nFor more information\, delegate registrations\, sponsorship opportunities and exhibition packages\, visit the World Trails Conference 2026 website.
URL:https://www.letsgokids.com.au/event/world-trails-conference-2026/
LOCATION:Perth\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WA
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