Cottesloe Beach is back hosting Sculptures by the Sea after a one-year hiatus, with more than 70 works from artists across eight countries scattered along the shore. Joondalup Festival is running across parks and public spaces until the 22nd, and if food is more your focus, Subi Spritz lands from the 26th and Bib & Tucker is doing whole WA lobster every Thursday evening with sunset views across Leighton Beach.
There’s a lot on. Here’s the full rundown.
Discover, learn, and celebrate at EnviroFEST 2026

Join the team at Whiteman Park for a fun-filled day exploring sustainability, wildlife conservation, and eco-conscious living at our annual EnviroFEST celebration. Connect with community groups, environmental experts, and sustainable producers as you browse market stalls, join hands-on workshops, and enjoy eco-focused activities suitable for all ages.
This year’s festival shines a spotlight on the vital role of trees in our environment. Discover practical ways to boost urban tree canopy, create wildlife-friendly backyard habitats, and live more sustainably through interactive demonstrations and eco-friendly products.
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Come along, get inspired, and be part of a greener future!
When: Saturday, March 21st
Where: Whiteman Park
Admission is free.
Help the Perth Wildcats towards their 11th title

With Finals action now officially locked in, all the focus is on beating the Sydney Kings in a best-of-three series. The first game is on Wednesday evening in Sydney, then it’s back home to Perth for game two at RAC Arena. This will be the toughest and best matchup of the Finals, with both teams in strong form. The decider for the home game will be the crowd getting behind the team and cheering them to victory. So head down, get loud, and help the Perth Wildcats get one step closer to their 11th NBL title.
When: Saturday, March 14th
Where: RAC Arena
Tickets are available here.
Sculptures by the Sea

Sculpture by the Sea has returned to Cottesloe Beach for its 21st edition, bringing with it a sweeping collection of works stretching along one of Perth’s most iconic stretches of coastline. This year’s event features more than 70 sculptures from local, national, and international artists spanning eight countries. It’s one of Western Australia’s largest free public events, and the 2026 edition is set to deliver a significant boost to the Cottesloe area and its surrounding hospitality businesses.
When: March 6th to 23rd
Where: Cottesloe Beach
Sapore di Mare at Santini Bar & Grill

Santini Bar & Grill is pulling out all the stops with this one. Sapore di Mare is an exclusive seafood feast that puts WA’s finest catch front and centre. The evening kicks off at the bar, where oyster maestro Jerry Fraser does what he’s famous for, and Sunny di Ocampo slices up fresh fish crudo. From there, you’ll move into the dining room for a four-course menu from the Santini kitchen team, with paired wines throughout and a dolci finale to round out the evening.
When: Thursday, March 19th, from 6:00 pm
Where: Santini Bar & Grill
Tickets are available here.
Subi Spritz

Subiaco’s beloved food festival, Subi Spritz, returns from March 26th to March 29th, bringing the flavours and flair of Southern Europe to the streets of Subi. Now an annual fixture on Perth’s foodie calendar, the four-day celebration spans venues and activations across the City of Subiaco — including the return of the crowd-favourite Conti Roll Contest and a special Subi Night Market x Subi Spritz collaboration that promises to be one of the tastiest nights of the month.
When: March 26th to March 29th
Where: Subiaco
Full list of events can be found here.
Joondalup Festival

Joondalup Festival is back, kicking off on Saturday, March 7th, with Kaya, a free outdoor spectacular at Neil Hawkins Park from acclaimed Noongar artist Phil Walleystack — a celebration of Noongar culture weaving together music, storytelling, dance, and striking visuals beneath the open sky. Also launching that Saturday is Crystal People, a large-scale free installation by French theatrical company Ilotopie, in which 52 crystalline human figures shimmer by day and glow after dark across the lakes at Sir James McCusker Park in Iluka.
Joondalup Festival runs until Sunday, March 22nd, transforming parks, galleries, theatres, and public spaces across the City of Joondalup with world-class and accessible experiences for all ages.
When: March 7th to 22nd
Where: Joondalup
Full program details can be found here.
Wine n Dine your way through Leederville
If picking just one Leederville spot feels like an impossible ask, Wine ‘N’ Dine has a very good solution. This self-guided progressive lunch visits four Leederville favourites, with a signature dish and a matched wine at each stop. You choose where to start, then wander from course to course at your own pace — finishing, naturally, on dessert and a final pour. It’s part food crawl, part wine tasting, and entirely the kind of thing best done with a small group who don’t mind stretching a long lunch into the afternoon.
When: Saturday, March 21st
Where: Servo Leederville
Bookings can be made here.
Thursday night is Lobster Frites night

Bib & Tucker’s cult-favourite Lobster Frites are back, and every Thursday evening is now a very good reason to head to Freo. The Leighton Beach institution is serving whole WA lobster alongside golden fries with a coastal sunset backdrop. It’s a limited special, so bookings are essential.