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Everlasting Kings Park Festival

The Everlasting Kings Park Festival is an annual celebration of Western Australia's diverse wildflowers, held at Kings Park and Botanic Garden in Perth. The 2026 edition, running from September 18 to October 4, features a range of free workshops, guided walks, and family-friendly activities.

Date
Sep 18 - Oct 4, 2026
Status
Ongoing
Everlasting Kings Park Festival

Event summary

Highlights

  • Wildflower displays showcasing over 3,000 native species
  • Moortabiny (Becoming Family) immersive drone and storytelling experience
  • Free workshops, guided walks, talks, and family activities
As the 62nd edition, the festival operates under the theme "Stay Wild," encouraging visitors to explore over 3,000 species of Western Australian plants and learn about the conservation efforts of the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority. The program includes nature play days, wellness experiences, expert speakers, and science showcases, with almost 300,000 people expected to attend.

A key highlight is "Moortabiny (Becoming Family)," an immersive storytelling production presented over the final three nights. This breathtaking experience combines sound, light, and drone choreography to connect Country, community, and the natural world. This special event also marks the 60th anniversary of the Western Australian Botanic Garden, making the festival one of the country's longest-running and most iconic events since its inception in 1964.

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