What's on at Boola Bardip
Make the most of your Museum visit with a special exhibition, tour or event, or explore our State’s rich cultural and natural heritage through our eight permanent exhibitions.
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Build, design and race your way through a high-energy holiday workshop where kids create custom tracks and battle it out with augmented reality karts in the ultimate test of creativity and speed.
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Dive beneath the surface and uncover the science of archaeology and paleontology through an ocean-inspired investigation.
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Using underwater robotics you will be able to program our own deep sea research mission.
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Explore the creative process and fun of screen printing!
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Dive into a full day of ocean-inspired Minecraft challenges where young creators will build, problem-solve and collaborate on an exciting digital adventure beneath the surface.
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Investigate squid up close with an ocean-inspired day of discovery as young explorers create with real squid ink and take on a marine robotics challenge.
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Create, animate and bring your own clay characters to life in this hands-on stop-motion workshop where young filmmakers turn big ideas into their very own short film.
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Join artist and environmental scientist Chelsea Hopkins-Allan as she explores how museum collections can inspire creative practice, deepen environmental understanding, and reveal the hidden diversity of the natural world in our latest Meet the Museum talk series.
4.45pm for a 5pm start.
Perth Symphony Orchestra invites you into the world of Professor Fiona Stanley, public health reformer, advocate for children, and one of Western Australia’s most influential voices in medicine and social change.
Experience Ngalaka Daa (Our Tongue), a live performance celebrating Noongar language and culture through theatre making, storytelling and performance.
This National Science Week, discover how Museum scientists identified a lost species of koala. Join Helen Ryan, a member of the Museum’s research team behind this discovery, to learn more about this remarkable species and what sets it apart from modern koalas.
4.45pm for a 5pm start.