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View the 2025 Community Art Awards Exhibition from 21 May to 26 July 2025 at the Wanneroo Regional Gallery.

Opening hours

• Wednesday to Saturday // 10am to 4pm
• Closed Monday, Tuesday and Sunday

Each year, as part of the Community Art Awards Exhibition, the City showcases artworks featuring a diversity of talents in the categories of Painting, Works on Paper, Sculpture and Photo, Film and Digital Media.

The exhibition provides an opportunity for artists living in Western Australia to sell their artwork and take home a share of the $19,900 prize pool.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED. 

Please take a look at our other winter planting events if you would still like to be involved.

Come down to Quinns Rocks foreshore to plant roughly 200 trees and tube stock and help make your suburb a greener place to live. This event is held in conjunction with Perth NRM and the Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

Events are family-friendly and morning tea will be provided.

Please bring a water bottle and wear sturdy enclosed shoes, hat and sunscreen. Gloves and equipment will be provided as required.

RSVPs are essential. For more information or to register, please contact the City's Conservation team on 9405 5000 or email conservationmaint@wanneroo.wa.gov.au.

Come down to Koondoola Bushland to plant roughly 200 trees and tube stock and help make your suburb a greener place to live. This event is held in conjunction with the Friends of Koondoola Bushland.

Events are family-friendly and morning tea will be provided.

Please bring a water bottle and wear sturdy enclosed shoes, hat and sunscreen. Gloves and equipment will be provided as required.

RSVPs are essential. For more information or to register, please contact the City's Conservation team on 9405 5000 or email conservationmaint@wanneroo.wa.gov.au.

Small beetle, big problem!

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is hosting a free information session about the polyphagous shot-hole borer (PSHB).

The PSHB is a small, highly invasive beetle that tunnels into the trunks, stems and branches of trees and plants, causing dieback and tree death. This beetle attacks a wide range of plant species, with over 500 documented globally to have been affected.

Attend this information session to learn about the PSHB and the threat it poses to our urban canopy, and find out how you can help stop the spread of this invasive pest.

RSVP: This session is free to attend, but tickets are required via Eventbrite.

Parking and entry information: Free parking is available in the Civic Centre car park, accessed via Dundebar Road. Please enter the Civic Centre via the rear entrance.

Join us for 3 workshops (Sunday 15th, Saturday 21st & Saturday 28th of June) included in this price.

Please bring along:

• Some precious fabric or clothing to remodel and repurpose.

Using different stitches, machine sewing and your own imagination, you will create a small, unique artwork.

Suitable for ages 16+

About Louise Wells

Lousie Wells is an artist based in Inglewood, who has a diverse art practice, ranging from small hand stitched works to large scale outdoor ephemeral sculptures. Her work is inspired by the lost beauty in the ordinary, domestic life, family stories, local history, observations on current events and the impacts of textile production.

Dates and times

• Sunday 15 June // 12pm - 4pm
• Saturday 21 June // 12pm - 4pm
• Saturday 28 June // 12pm - 4pm

Book now

A confirmation email will be sent out to you. It would be appreciated if you check your email regularly for any changes to this event.

No refunds applicable.