Tours, programs & events
Make the most of your Museum visit with a special tour, program or event.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Entry to WA Museum Boola Bardip is free. The Museum is open daily from 9am to 5pm.
Bookings
1. Book a ticket online or by calling 1300 134 081. This is recommended if you wish to visit on a particular day.
2. Walk-up entry is available each day — no booking required! However, you may experience a wait time during busy periods such as weekends.
If you register for a tour, program or an event, admission is included in your booking.
Sundays | 11.30am – 12.30pm
Dinosaurs of all sizes once walked the ancient plains of Western Australia.
Discover WA Museum Boola Bardip with the Gogo Digital Guide.
Aboriginal people of Australia’s Western Desert have lived in their homelands for millennia.
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sundays | 11am - 11.15am
Meet some of the Western Australian residents of the Wild Life gallery.
Daily | 11am, 1pm & 2pm
Our Highlights Tour is an excellent introduction to WA Museum Boola Bardip.
Bandicoots are an amazing group of marsupials that we still don’t know much about.
Tuesdays, Fridays & Sundays | 1pm
Experience the diversity of Western Australia’s Aboriginal peoples, their cultures and spirituality.
To launch our 2021 In Visible Ink Symposium, we convene conversations around the themes of deconstruction and reconstruction of visual and civic culture.
A screening and conversation about the importance of shining a light and giving visibility to the multiple and diverse histories of the Australian landscape.
Sharing lessons from his own journey, Shaun Nannup will lead us through how we process strong emotions that stop us connecting with the truth or each other.
In this interactive session, Professor Len Collard will share his life work in researching Noongar place names, joined by Community Arts Network's CEO, Monica Kane.
That was my home: voices from the Noongar Camps explores the hidden histories of the Noongar camps. Enjoy stories from this popular book with Denise Cook and Lynette Coomer.
Galup, That Was My Home, and Always Wadjemup. Local creatives are using the arts in innovative ways to reveal and bring back to life hidden and erased landscapes in Perth.
A series of free classes exploring the road to inner peace and happiness.
Enjoy a guided tour of Ngalang Koort Boodja Wirn with Michelle Broun. This exhibition shares the stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Western Australia.
We convene a conversation about how Curtin University is catalysing the Carrolup artworks into a Centre that will become a focal point for understanding the history and consequences of dispossession.
Calligraphy, tea appreciation, paper cutting and guzheng.
Enjoy an all-ages creative workshop and artist reading of Boatbird, an illustrated poetic storybook for children and adults exploring dislocation, journey and connection.