Events on 18th Apr 2026

Opening hours

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

Delivered in partnership with the British Museum, this world-class exhibition features 21 high-resolution images of Delany’s “paper mosaiks” of plants and flowers.

Adding a modern twist to this exhibition, professional Perth artists will present new works inspired by Delany’s art, creating a unique dialogue between past and present.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience botanical art like never before.

Image: Mary Delany, Untitled (Papaver Rheus),1779, collage, 30 cm x 20.4cm. Image credit: © Trustee of the British Museum

You will leave the workshop with a unique lino tile and any leftover lino tile that you did not use during the workshop. You will be able to create multiple prints on quality paper with your own unique designs.

All tools and equipment that you need will also be provided.

Register now

You can take proactive steps to protect your family, homes and animals by attending a free community event at Bunnings Mindarie on Saturday, 18 April 2026.

The City’s Emergency Management Team will be on hand to help locals understand the risks posed by storms, bushfires and other hazards. 

Attendees can chat to firefighters and emergency services volunteers, watch live demonstrations and access practical information on creating an emergency plan.

This family‑friendly event will feature a petting zoo, children’s activities and a fundraising sausage sizzle supporting local emergency volunteers.

This annual event makes it easy for residents to dispose of selected hard‑to‑recycle items, helping reduce waste to landfill and combat illegal dumping across our community.

Items accepted

Tyres

Tyres will be sorted and processed to recover the valuable raw materials, which can be repurposed into new products such as softfall surfaces and road asphalt.

• Free drop-off (limit of 4 tyres per household).
• 4x4, motorcycle, and passenger vehicle tyres only.
• No commercial tyres
• Proof of residence required (driver’s licence or rates notice).

E-waste

E-waste contains valuable materials like steel, copper, and aluminium, which can be recycled into new products. Drop off your old electronics and help reduce the environmental impact of electronic waste, including:

• Accepted Items:
  • Computers, Laptops, iPods, and Mobile Phones
  • Printers, Scanners, and Copiers
  • LCD, Plasma, and CRT Monitors & TVs
  • Modems, Keyboards, and Circuit Boards.

Cardboard

If you have excess cardboard laying around, this is the perfect opportunity to drop it off for recycling.

• Cardboard must be clean and preferably flattened.

Polystyrene (EPS)

Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) packaging can be dropped off for recycling into new plastic products.

• Bulk EPS (white packaging from whitegoods or electronics) will be accepted,
• Please note: Meat trays, cups, beads, or other expanded plastics will not be taken.

All accepted items will be collected and processed for recycling through approved facilities. 

Items not accepted

• CRTs, broken or cracked screens
• Whitegoods (e.g. fridges, washing machines)
• Meat trays, cups, beads, or other expanded plastics
• Contaminated or hazardous materials (e.g. car batteries, smoke alarms)
• Furniture (e.g. mattresses, lounges)
• More than 4 tyres per household

For these items, visit Tamala Park or the Balcatta Recycling Centre (fees may apply).

For any questions or more information, call (08) 9405 5000.