Drive one hour north of Perth and visit the Historical Gingin Railway Station to view the heritage display, take a history walk and browse the local market stalls.

Western Australia is home to 26 designated lime kiln sites, 17 of which are located in the City of Wanneroo. Join the City’s Conservation and Heritage Teams and explore some of the City's natural assets and heritage places around remarkable lime kiln sites on this walking tour.

Open Sundays to the public for the first time, enjoy an exploration of one of Wanneroo's early homes as well as the remarkable Wanneroo schoolhouse which was built in 1899.

Experience a school class of yesteryear at the Old Wanneroo Schoolhouse! A show for all ages.

Explore the flavours of the bush with native food specialist, Dale Tilbrook. Enjoy a fascinating talk by Dale, and sample fruits, nuts and products made from bush foods.

The Wanneroo Community History Centre holds over 7,000 different items, including images, books, documents, manuscripts, and audio. While many are available to the public as part of the reference collection, over a third of them are locked away and rarely seen...until now.

This event has been postponed and will not take place on 2 May. Please check back for a new date soon.

Get inspired by the past to reduce waste for the future. Learn about how households of Wanneroo managed their waste in the past, and then join renowned waste educator Peg Davies for a composting workshop.

Enjoy the fascinating history and beautiful grounds of Cockman House and try out the new Cockman House story trail app and activities while you visit!

Batavia's Graveyard

Join us for a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes of the museum collection.

Enjoy a rare opportunity to see the Bus Preservation Society of WA’s impressive fleet of restored buses and tour the workshop where they make it happen. You’ll get to inspect the impressive collection of heritage buses, including some currently under repair or restoration.

Experience an enjoyable ride with commentary in a heritage bus within the grounds of Whiteman Park, learning why aboriginal groups lived in the park and seeing the natural vegetation that attracts many native animals to the area.

Jump aboard a vintage bus for a guided tour of Whiteman Park! Taking you on a guided trip from the Village to Mussel Pool and back again, the Whiteman Explorer showcases the Park aboard one of the Bus Preservation Society of WA’s beautifully restored historic buses.