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It’s another bustling weekend around town so get excited and take advantage of the fabulous events happening all over Perth.

It's been a long, cold, winter, and not to mention a solid eight months or so since Melburnians were boozing around in some of Melbourne's best beer gardens. But like the sun will rise each morning, Melbourne's best beer gardens will be waiting for you as the warmer months return.

Christmas, while supposedly one of the most joyous times of year, can also be one of the most stressful. Sure, there’s tinsel and Mariah Carey and the freedom to watch Love Actually multiple times without judgement—but if you happen to be hosting the main event, your blood pressure is probably going through the roof. To save you the stress and kitchen responsibilities, we’ve rounded up a list of Perth’s restaurants and pubs open for Christmas Day in 2024 so you don’t have to.

Narrowing down the haunts that are serving some of the best breakfasts in Perth/Boorloo hasn’t been an easy task, yet here they are—a swag of Perth cafes you should have been to by now.

If you want to celebrate the new year minus the crowds and claustrophobic raves, then look no further. We've rounded up all the places you can head to on New Year’s Day 2025 while everyone else is busy nursing their hangovers

It’s time to whip out the mozzie repellent, because your fave pop-up cinema is back with another season of non-stop movie hits—this time, kicking off earlier than usual. 

Nothing says Christmas quite like a festive light display in Perth, that time of year when the streets come alive with twinkling trails. You have to appreciate the amount of effort it takes to create a picture-perfect scene that would impress Santa himself, so it would be rude not to get out and admire them all

We hear it time and time again, we’re blessed with the best beaches in the world, and there’s nothing we agree with more. With Summer just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to get out, soak up some rays and explore some epic coastal hangouts.

To all of you who kind of want to be more sustainable but kind of think it sounds too tricky, we hear you. We’ll admit that it can be tough to navigate what’s good and what’s bad in this crazy world of greenwashing and information overload, but it’s really not so hard to be the eco-warrior you always wanted to be.

Surely we can all agree that selecting a new institution to entrust your precious tresses is a big freaking deal. Well, stress no longer because we've found the foolproof Perth hair salons to hit up for a new look. Here are 18 of Perth's best hairdressers.

The Geminid meteor shower, one of the best and most reliable meteor showers on the celestial calendar, is set to light up the sky between 13-14 December.

It's been a while, but our favourite walking wine tour is finally back. That’s right, Neighbourhood Events Co is blessing us with the perfect balance of hitting your daily steps and getting gloriously tipsy while pretending to know about wine.

Ask anyone with a food allergy what it’s like to dine out in Perth, and their answer today will be very different to what it might have been five years ago. Restaurants and cafes across Perth are now offering more dairy, egg, nut and gluten free dishes than ever, making it so much easier and safer for foodies with life-threatening allergies to order and eat with confidence.

The world’s largest inflatable theme park is coming to Perth and your dreams will finally come true.

Around this time last year, The Australian Government, Department of Treasury (℅ Josh Frydenberg) introduced the News Media Bargaining Code. The code is intended to level out the sheer power imbalance between Australian news media publishers—like us—and digital platforms such as Facebook and Google. The code, in effect, should allow the two parties to reach an agreement on fair remuneration for displaying news on these platforms. 

So you’ve all seen the news. Heard the headlines. Property is going up. Property is going way up. Property is going down. Property going to crash! Time to make money. Time to be cautious.

If, like us, you've rewatched all your favourite sitcoms from back to front during the festive break (and taken a trip to Central Perk more than you’d like to admit), then you’re probably craving some more of the action. Well, fortunately for you, and us, Friends! The Musical Parody is finally coming to Perth.

An epic margarita festival is coming next month and we’re ready to let loose. Landing at Market Grounds on Sunday 6 March (ahead of the Labour Day public holiday), the Margarita Festival will come complete with pop-up tequila bars, roving mariachi bands, a frozen margarita caravan bar, taco stalls and more margs and tequila-infused slushies than you’ll ever be able to get through. 

Round up the crew, or prepare to get cosy with your special someone, we’ve curated a list of the best spots to stay in and around Margs. 

In the not too distant past, the idea of a bottled cocktail would nary raise an eyebrow, though since the event of lockdowns and a few quick thinkers moving at pace, the previously overlooked booze category was given new life. 

If you’ve been looking for an excuse to expand your LEGO set collection, this news is about to hit you like a ton of bricks: Alceon Group just named Karrinyup Shopping Centre as the location of one its first Perth LEGO® Certified Store.

Here’s everything you need to know about getting vaccinated against COVID-19 in Perth.

There are plenty of niche ‘festivals’ happening around the country; some come and go, but one that Victoria has always been in full support of is the Rocky Road Festival. 

The Rechabite's just-released winter program, Chasing Rainbows, features an eclectic spectrum of entertaining delights from circus and burlesque to some of the brightest names in music and comedy. The highlight, of course, are Fringe favourites, Railed.

There’s plenty to see in our own backyard, while we patiently wait for those borders to open up. Western Australia is pretty damn big—and a veritable playground of otherworldly natural phenomena and jaw-droppingly beautiful natural vistas, if you know where to look.

With all this extra time on our hands in lockdown this long weekend, we thought it was the perfect excuse to step up the classic Australian Anzac Day biscuit into something a little more, extra.

The geniuses behind one of Perth’s most loved day spas, Bodhi J, have gone and opened a new piece of paradise on the shores of Cottesloe to add to their impressive repertoire. The verdict? As expected, it is nothing short of amazing. 

It’s been a few months since gin stalwart Four Pillars released a limited collab bottle, and almost like clockwork, they’ve gone and done it again—this time with boutique hotel QT.

If news of Perth’s first margarita fest sent you into a frenzy, strap yourself in, because Perth’s first ever festival dedicated solely to our flourishing cocktail scene has just been announced and it kicks off next month.

Look, nobody really wants to go to New York right now but that doesn’t stop us from craving a fat, cheesy slice of pepperoni from time to time. While we’ve got plenty of incredible Italian pizza shops, you won’t find too many New York-style pies around Perth. But don’t worry, there are a few local joints that will hit the right spot.

Us Perth peeps have been busy making the most of our east coast getaways, well at least we were until a few of those borders shut again. But while NSW and Victorian travel is off the cards for the moment, South Australia is back open and they're offering $2 million dollars worth of $100 and $50 vouchers to spend in the state.

Taking over the old abandoned nightclub in Crown, this immersive pop-up soirée will transport you to a Berlin-inspired club den of wicked delights. 

Kumokumo is about to hit Australia and while our waistlines might be terrified, our mouths are already drooling.

Dumpling fans of Freo are already well looked after with big-hitters like Bumplings continuously blowing us away with their scrumptious little parcels of joy. And now, they’ve been blessed with yet another exceptional little hot spot to drop in for a casual feast. 

You’d be forgiven for thinking that things might slow down a bit in Perth due to all this COVID-19 business, but you’d also be wrong. The latest multi-million dollar redevelopment announcement comes from the guys behind the Leederville Hotel. Owned by FJM Property—the same team behind the State Buildings and The Rechabite, to name just a couple of their success stories—the Leederville Hotel is planning a huge redevelopment which will see a multi-venue foodie, retail and entertainment hub for the people of Leederville.

Set to open in December this year, Monty’s Leap sits pretty alongside the Kalgan River with epic views of the rolling hills in the valley that make this place home. Just 20 minutes out of Albany, the ridiculously beautiful views and super modern interiors make this one place to add to your Great Southern foodie list.

Looking to get away for a weekend and indulge in some of Western Australia’s finest food and drink? Well, hold up—don’t race off anywhere just yet. Save yourself (and your stomach) for this incredible Southern Weekender put together by the local tastemakers over at WA Good Food Guide. 

It's no secret we love a vintage-inspired capsule collection, so when the guys at the millennial pink Pretzel told us they were releasing one, we were all over it, but so was everyone else.

We've finally heard Picabar will be ready to re-open on Friday 25 September if all goes to plan, so keep your eyes on their socials and make a tentative date to head in and check out their new digs.

Combine a jaw-droppingly gorgeous restaurant with the incredible skills and passion of ex-Wildflower chef Jed Gerrard and it’s not hard to see why Hearth should firmly belong on your Perth dining bucket list.

If you work on the Terrace, we’ve got some very good news for you. The brand new Hemingway Cafe—inspired by Earnest Hemingway himself—will be opening its doors at the bottom of Central Park today, Wednesday 26 August, to those of you who work in the Central Park building. The rest of us will have to wait until tomorrow, Thursday 27 August, but to make it up to us, they’re offering free coffees all day long. 

If you love traditional French food, you’re going to want to jot down the name Angel’s House and watch out for it’s opening in Fremantle. The French restaurant is being brought to us by two brothers who grew up in the Provence region in southern France and were taught to cook traditional French dishes by their grandmother.

We know how much you all love a good conti roll, but what would you say if we told you the guys at North Street Store had teamed up with legends at Angelo Street Market to create a 1.2 metre beast, aptly named the Contimental.

Sunshine Coast and Perth-based Annimentary delivers the most mouthwatering cookies straight to your door, but there’s a treat they make that will take you on the most sugar-infused ride of your life: the Coozzapie.

In celebration of Plastic Free July, local legends Pelli Bags have teamed up with Take 3 For the Sea, Keep Australia Beautiful WA, the North Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club and Western Metropolitan Regional Council to host a huge beach clean up on Sunday 26 July. 

Every year we anticipate the release of Four Pillars Gin's Bloody Shiraz Gin. And this year, amazingly given everything that's gone on, we're only getting it a month later than usual.

If you’ve missed out on tickets to the annual Cheese Toastie Battle at Cabin Fever, fear not, you can still get in on the action thanks to this cheese toastie battle that’s going down.

If the mini golf revolution that is Holey Moley gets you all excited, you’re going to be pretty happy to find out we’re getting the bowling equivalent!

This month, the country will see several solidarity protests for the death of George Floyd and as well as the deaths of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in custody within Australia. 

Think you can’t train yourself to switch off and chill out? Guess again. Sleep Specialist Olivia Arezzolo hit us up with four easy ways to ditch the insomnia and train our bodies to consistently get a good night's sleep.

With the curve well and truly flattening and restrictions slowly easing in WA, we’re pretty pumped to see some of Perth’s best restaurants and cafes re-opening their doors for business.

There's a lot of uncertainty out there at the moment, with many events around Australia cancelling or at least postponing, there has been serious debate about whether the 2020 AFL season will go ahead.

Here’s what’s on in Perth this weekend.

Here's how you can show your support for Perth amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.

Western Australia is now in Stage 3 lockdown and new restrictions have been put into place to tackle the spread of Coronavirus.

On Sunday, state leaders and the Prime Minister met to determine the next stage in lockdown rules for Australia to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

From adding dark chocolate and butter to white wine and instant coffee, we’re departing from the traditional recipe and bringing you 11 easy spaghetti Bolognese hacks you need to try. 

Western Australia is now in Stage 3 lockdown and we will update this article as we move into stage 4 lockdown restrictions to tackle the spread of Coronavirus.

Coles and Woolies may have put their online ordering systems on hold, but luckily there are a few smaller Perth businesses who deliver groceries straight to your door and now is the perfect time to throw some love their way.

Perth Upmarket is WA’s biggest design market so after cancelling their scheduled market this weekend, they've decided to host the ultimate Perth Virtual Upmarket so you can support small businesses online.

How are you going out there? These are strange times so we wanted to take a moment to connect. Because more than ever before, connectivity is everything.

After growing concerns around public health, several of Perth's major events have been cancelled. 

There’s no shortage of exhibitions and creative workshops happening around Melbourne. But this month, Can’t Do Tomorrow has really gathered them all under one roof. From street art to breathtaking installation to art chats and workshops, trust us when we say that Can’t Do Tomorrow is truly the only thing you’ll need to attend this month to get your fill on creative inspiration.

Can’t Do Tomorrow is making things easy for us this month when it comes to keeping you up to speed on what’s cool, new and trending. Why? Because the new underground festival has assembled everything that’s cool, new and trending under one roof this month.

Forget about cherry-picking your gigs this month, because Melbourne’s hottest new festival—Can’t Do Tomorrow—is serving up fiery musical acts left and right. Not only is Can’t Do Tomorrow going all out in the street art scene, but the music lineup is not something to be scoffed at. With the likes of Melbourne legends TEYMORI and MzRizk, Triple j favourite Cool Out Sun, Australian dance music powerhouse DJ JNETT and more, Can’t To Tomorrow is about to become your ultimate February gig haven. And because we’ve always got your back, if you use the promo code URBANCDT when you book, you get $10 off your ticket cost.

You’ve probably already heard about Can’t Do Tomorrow, Melbourne’s new underground festival. And if you haven’t, here’s the quick lowdown: think 10 days packed with interactive installations, jaw-dropping street art, good vibes, hidden bars, live music, and the best part of it all: a chance to meet some of the peeps behind OB真人视讯 and mingle with other OB真人视讯ers as well.

Melbourne’s most anticipated underground festival—Can't Do Tomorrow—is kicking off next week and you won’t want to miss it when it hits. With more than 100 artists showcasing exclusive works, secret bars, live acts that’ll get your blood pumping and interactive exhibitions that’ll blow your mind, you best believe this baby is almost sold out. So if you haven’t bought your ticket yet, we strongly suggest you do so ASAP. Use the promo code URBANCDT to get $10 off your ticket cost.

We're just days away from street art festival Can't Do Tomorrow kicking off at The Facility in Kensington. And with the array of amazing artists at the festival, you'd be mad not to take advantage of the bargain price of $25 to get in. 

In December we announced that a new street art festival would be hitting Melbourne in 2020, and now, just over a month later we’ve got our hands on the epic line-up that Can’t Do Tomorrow will be bringing to The Facility in Kensington.

Melbourne is home to some of the finest street art produced in Australia.

Given sustainability has been one of the hottest topics of 2019, it seems only fitting to consider creating a sustainable Christmas table for the upcoming festive season. We’re talking farm-fresh local produce, natural organic wines, and focusing on quality over quantity.

This week, Gusto Gelato is opening a new location in East Victoria Park and they’re giving away free gelato to celebrate. 

It’s been another massive year, and no doubt you’ve had your fill of the best food that Perth has to offer. And given it’s the silly season, why not continue that trend?

The team behind North Street Store (NSS) in Cottesloe has just announced they’re opening a huge bakery in North Fremantle and we couldn’t be more excited.

If you're feeling the heat, then it's time for some serious, splashy fun. Last month, a thrilling new six-storey waterslide tower finally opened at Perth’s Outback Splash.

Looks like this year’s edition of the Ice Cream Factory Summer Festival is shaping up to be a crazy one. 

To celebrate their first birthday, Billy van Creamy is recreating the opening of their Perth shop this weekend by offering $2 scoops of their delicious organic dairy ice cream and their famous housemade cashew milk vegan ice cream.

Drop everything—it’s time to put those keyboard warrior thumbs of yours to the test and rally your mates together for this weekend’s WA Beer and Beef Festival. This is not a drill, we repeat, this is not a drill. 

Get your wallets ready ‘cause an exclusive Sephora pop-up just arrived at David Jones in Claremont Quarter juuuust in time for Christmas.

As of today, WA welcomes a new craft gin designed to capture the spirit of Perth. Aptly named Perth Gin, the spirit incorporates local flavours of the WA region, to reference all of the things that make Perth special.

If you’re sick of your usual summer salads and boring barbecues, then gear up for this weekend’s Polish Food Festival.

It all started after a few big nights on the cans in South Korea.

To save you the effort, we’ve scoured the streets to find the best vegan pizza Perth has to offer, dairy-free cheese and all.

Ever wanted to go to the cinema but were too lazy to get out of your comfy bed? Well, this year you’ll be able to watch a movie under the stars in a giant bed, courtesy of the Mov’in Bed outdoor cinema.

Round up your mates and jump on the highway, because the IKEA Festival of Sleep is popping up for the first time ever and it starts this week. 

Hungry for a good deal? We’ve got your back thanks to our latest initiative designed with Perth foodies in mind.

Ever wanted to go to the cinema but were too lazy to get out of your comfy bed? Well, this year you’ll be able to watch a movie under the stars in a giant bed, courtesy of the Mov’in Bed outdoor cinema.

Yesterday it was news of West Australian Opera’s new production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, and today we’ve been brought up to speed on another opera hitting town, The Diments. So it’s official, dark operas are trending in Perth.

Biceps at the ready, axe throwing is trending. Not one, but two axe throwing gyms are about to open in Perth.

Let’s chat about breaking a dirty, little habit. No, we don’t mean your daily 3pm chocolate binge, we’re talking about using and abusing plastic for just about everything. The time has come to give it all up.