Camera IconHidden Treasures will return to Fremantle's suburbs with a program of eclectic live music. Pictured: Persia @yourgirlpersia. Credit: Supplied
Ready 4 Adventure Show
This event focused on the best of four wheel driving, caravanning and camping will include deals for visitors, live demonstrations, cooking workshops, stunt BMX riders, remote control car racing, wildlife encounters and more than 50 market stalls — plus a major giveaway for mums. On Mother’s Day, the celebration will include family-friendly activities such as morning tea, pony rides, face painting and kids card and craft-making, as well as a skincare package valued at $1000. The event runs May 8-10 at Wanneroo Showgrounds, see ready4adventure.com.au.
Camera IconThe Ready 4 Adventure Show will include special Mother's Day celebrations on May 10. Credit: @ready4adventureshow
Banh Mi Festival
This is the third year of this celebration of the delicious Vietnamese roll, taking place at Yokine Reserve on May 9. Vendors including Hay Street’s Banh Mi Saigon, Freo’s Xoi Saigon, Saigon The Go, VN Banh Mi and Saigon Street Bites will be dishing up the traditional rolls, plus a range of other operators from different cuisines will offer their take. There’s also face painting, lion dancing, show rides and sideshow games, and music. Follow the event, running 11am-9pm, on Facebook for updates.
Camera IconBanh mi from Saigon The Go. Credit: Facebook
Field of Joy
There will be no missing the large-scale installation from artist Marite Norris at the Scarborough Sunset Markets, as the 15 vibrant flags take centrestage against the setting sun every Thursday evening. Norris embraced her collage-based practice to create the flags, with the words joy, be, now and yes set against a colourful background used to encourage presence, connection and a shared sense of optimism. The flags will be on display at the markets until May 28.
Camera IconMarite Norris' Field of Joy installation at the Scarborough Sunset Markets. Credit: Alex Verhagen
Hidden Treasures
A talented line-up of local artists and curators are delivering a vibrant program of live music events for this year’s Hidden Treasures in Fremantle. Spotlighting lesser-known live music and suburban venues, it will take place on June 11 and 18 and tickets are now available for $35 (one night) or $55 (both nights) at hiddentreasuresfreo.com.au. Expect to see artists including Persia (pictured), Nathaara, Grey Goo, Brides of Science, Coco Elise and more.
Camera IconHidden Treasures will return to Fremantle's suburbs with a program of eclectic live music. Pictured: Persia @yourgirlpersia. Credit: Supplied
MUJI
Japanese lifestyle brand MUJI have debuted their autumn/winter 2026 collection titled Naturally Cosy, inviting wearers to slow down this winter. At the heart of the collection, filled with natural fibres and grounded tonal palettes, is the fabric of slow mornings — flannel. We love the look of the cosy flannel pyjamas and can’t look past the merino wool range, too. muji.com.au
Camera IconMUJI AW26 collection. Credit: Supplied
Loyly
Warming up in a sauna is exactly what we feel like doing during these bone-chilling nights, and if you feel the same, this newly opened wellness and recovery centre in Stirling is worth checking out. With moody spaces designed by 13 Interiors, it features a spacious Finnish sauna, 36C and 8C magnesium-infused plunge pools as well as a private recovery room. Memberships start from $39 per week, more details at loylyrecovery.com.au
Camera IconWellness centre Loyly has opened in Stirling. Credit: RNF Studios
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