Thousands of West Aussies poured into Burswood Park on Sunday as the WA Day Festival continued its lively two-day celebration.
Caitlin Vinci
We’re rightly proud of our State and the lifestyle it affords us. But celebrating with a dedicated WA Day Festival provides a fresh opportunity to consider what’s important to us.
There was plenty to see and do on the action-packed agenda on day one of the two-day extravaganza in celebration of our State.
Hannah Cross
There is a feeling that sometimes rises to the surface that we are a bit different to our cousins in the east. Maybe better? But what makes us who we are?
Malcolm Quekett
The WA Day Festival is almost here — and if you’ve ever wanted to meet your favourite Channel 7 stars, then here is your chance.
Jessica Evensen
With just two sleeps to go, the countdown is officially on for WA’s favourite family festival — and there is plenty of fun to be had.
The Spudshed Cooking Stage is set to fire up once again at this year’s WA Day Festival, serving a full weekend of live demonstrations from some of WA’s most respected chefs and TV personalities.
WA Day Festival punters will be immersed in First Nations storytelling this weekend when Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company presents Kaarla Kaatijin.
If Western Australia could be embodied by a single person, it might speak and sound something like the WA Day Festival headliner.
Zach Margolius
With three days to go, Perth’s best food trucks are curating their menus as they gear up to feed a throng of hungry punters at WA’s biggest celebration.
This WA Day, West Aussies can step into celebrations in style, thanks to an exclusive, limited-edition WA Day bucket hat for readers of The West Australian and The Sunday Times.
It would not be proper to celebrate at the WA Day Festival without a sausage sizzle. And this year Coles will be serving up thousands of snags to raise funds for Telethon.
Claire Sadler
Melbourne-based Lucy Durack jumps at any opportunity to return home to Perth, especially when it involves celebrating ‘the greatest place in the world.’
Rhianna Mitchell
Little Birdy will reunite for a performance at the free WA Day Festival on November 22 and 23.
Kellie Balaam
The Hardwired Entertainment crew are bracing to put years of hard work on display when they take the stage, scaling ramps to soar into the sky in front of crowds at the WA Day Festival at Burswood Park.
Caleb Runciman
The fun-packed education alley promises everything from science experiments and sustainability lessons to gold rush adventures and helicopter rescues at Burswood Park this WA Day.
The free two-day concert will feature performances and big tunes from homegrown heroes and rising stars. SEE THE LINEUP
Families flocked to Albany to celebrate WA Day on Monday, enjoying a perfect end to an exciting long weekend with a free fun day at the WA Museum of the Great Southern.
Jacki Elezovich
Hundreds of Perth residents flocked to Fremantle to enjoy the WA Day festival.
From the beaches and red dust to the warm-hearted people, prominent Sandgropers tell us why they love WA.
If Western Australia were a person, Gen-Zers would be writing it love letters.
Sarah Steger
Fremantle will be the only official celebration hub in metropolitan Perth for WA Day festivities.
With Western Australian of the Year award nominations closing soon, last year’s winner of the top gong shares just how meant the award meant to him.
Oliver Lane
Thousands piled in for the WA Day festival at Burswood Park over the weekend.
Troy de Ruyter
