The City of Bunbury is hosting its annual Heritage Forum to bring together local scholars, historians and those with a passion for Bunbury’s heritage. Come along to be entertained, learn more about Bunbury and mingle with other story lovers.

Presented as part of the 2023 Bunbury Biennale, ‘It Woke the Town Up’ is an independent curatorial project exploring media and ephemera linked to the 1976 bombing of the woodchip terminal in Bunbury.

Join us in the Bunbury Museum and Heritage Centre during our South West Historical Writers Group Meetup to meet other writers from the South West and chat about all things historical writing!

Join us for an afternoon set aside for everyone who prefers a calm, quiet experience when visiting public spaces.

Cruise the calm waters of Bunbury's Leschenault Inlet this Mother’s Day and enjoy hearing tales of times past over morning tea.

WA's much-loved steam locomotive Leschenault Lady will be taking people for a short ride in our heritage carriages. See the workmanship of the traditional trades such as steam fitting, boilermaking, car and wagon building and more. See our blacksmiths in action and historic machinery.

Brunswick Junction, known for Daisy the Cow, but home to the most amazing heritage. Come along and walk the walk and hear the talk as our local experts guide you through the sites, sounds and smells of this town. "The Cream of the South West" really is just the best.

Mornington Rail Disaster of 1920, Harvey River Diversion Project of 1930's, early pioneers of the timber, dairy and orchard industries are just some of the many stories told in the displays, photographs and memorabilia at the Harvey Museum.