Bloom Festival
The Bloom Festival is a month-long celebration of the wildflower season in Western Australia’s Great Southern region. Running from mid-September to October 2026, the festival officially launches with the 'Woody in Bloom' event in Woodanilling, marking the arrival of the Djilba (spring) season. The program showcases local culture, food, and biodiversity through community-led activities across numerous towns and national parks.
- Date
- Sep 12 - Oct 11, 2026
- Status
- Ongoing
Event summary
Highlights
- Woody in Bloom opening event in Woodanilling
- Guided bush walks with botanical and fauna specialists
- Extensive markets featuring local art, crafts, and produce
- Regional wildflower displays across various national parks
Nature-inspired experiences are a core part of the program, including guided bush walks led by botanical and fauna specialists. Interactive activities such as succulent workshops and flower bars are available alongside educational displays by local landcare groups. Family-friendly entertainment includes a range of food options from Malaysian cuisine to traditional community sausage sizzles, coffee, and ice cream.
While it starts in Woodanilling, the Bloom Festival spans the broader Great Southern region with events scheduled in Katanning, Kojonup, Pingrup, Bremer Bay, and Denmark. Nature enthusiasts can also explore wildflower displays within the Stirling Range National Park and Fitzgerald River National Park as part of the month-long 'Wander With The Wild' initiative.
Practical details
- Area for browsing nearby events
- Woodanilling, Great Southern
Before attending
Check the sources below for current opening times, admission prices and registration requirements. A date range does not mean the event runs continuously or that admission is free.
Sources and further information
Check these references for event announcements and updates before attending.
- Woodanilling hosts first Bloom Festival event for 2026 thewest.com.au
Location map
Approximate area only; exact venue coordinates are not confirmed.
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