Events

Get ready for fun during these summer school holidays!

We have a range of fun and exciting programs lined up for the school holidays.

Why not pop along to our libraries which have lots of fun activities going on.

Many of the City of Wanneroo’s school holiday programs are free, while others are provided at a minimal cost.

For more information on these activities, and many more click below!

School Holiday activities

Join life coach Cat Cronin for this five-week small group workshop series all about mindfulness and self-care!

Series runs: April 29, May 6, 13, 20, and 27.

Connect with other like-minded women and learn techniques to improve self-esteem, discover self-care through art, manage life's challenges and reduce stress and anxiety.

Registrations are essential via ​Eventbrite.

Opening hours

• Wednesday to Saturday // 10am to 4pm
• Closed Monday, Tuesday, Sunday and public holidays

The Antipodean Manifesto exhibition is currently on display at the Wanneroo Regional Gallery, and features a selection of paintings, drawings, prints and ceramics by the seven artists and one historian who formed the Antipodean group in Melbourne in 1969.

Drawn from The State Art Collection, it explores the social and political context of late 1950s Australia.

To find out more about the exhibition, visit the Art Gallery Western Australia's website.

The Antipodean Manifesto - Curator Talk & Slow Looking Experience

When: Wednesday 2 April // 10am to 11am
Where: Wanneroo Regional Gallery, Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, Rocca Way, Wanneroo

Join Curator Emma Bitmead for an immersive slow-looking experience of The Antipodean Manifesto.

Dive deep into the artwork and uncover stories behind the exhibition as Emma shares her curatorial vision and insights.

Reserve a spot

Visitor comments

- "This Antipodean Collection was sublime, inspiring and humble all together. Thank you for the experience of this viewing."

- "BRILLIANT. A feast for the eyes!"

Pictured above: Charles Blackman. Triptych Alice 1957. Oil and enamel on Masonite. The State Art Collection, The Art Gallery of Western Australia. Photo: Bo Wong