Welcome to Noble Avenue Real Estate
At Noble Avenue Real Estate, we break the mould of the standard real estate agency. We are a boutique team that has refined our processes to deliver a personal touch to every home we represent.
Imagine partnering with a real estate team that takes the time to truly understand you and your home. We focus on identifying and highlighting the unique features that set your property apart, ensuring they shine in the spotlight.
Our team comprises the most experienced and successful real estate professionals in the local market. We don’t just work here—we live here, too. Our intimate knowledge of the area means we can expertly showcase the exceptional qualities of your home, attracting the right buyers and achieving the best results.
Discover the Noble Avenue difference, where local expertise meets personalised service. Let us help you make your next move with confidence.
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Meet The Team
Director/Licensee
Property Partner
Property Partner
Property Partner
Property Partner
Property Partner
Property Partner
Operations Manager
Sales Associate – Karen Riches Team
Sales Associate - Dass Team
Executive Assistant to Linda Noble
Marketing Coordinator
Sales Assistant – Bayes Team
Sales Administration
Sales Administration
Personal Assistant to Debbie Bayes
Executive Assistant to Jay Dass
Chief Executive of Happiness
Latest News
Mar 25, 2026
Noble Avenue Real Estate recognised by REIWA in February 2026
The Noble Avenue Real Estate team has once again been recognised by REIWA in their monthly awards, reflecting strong performance across the Western Australian property market. Achievements like this mean a great deal to us, as they are built on the trust our clients place in us during one of the most important decisions of their lives. We’re proud to share that for February 2026, Noble Avenue Real Estate received the following state-wide rankings: #3 Top Small Office by Value Sold in Western Australia#4 Top Small Office by Listings Sold in Western Australia We’re also incredibly proud to celebrate our Director and Licensee, Linda Noble, who was recognised as: #8 Top Assisted Salesperson by Value Sold in Western Australia With so many high-performing agencies and professionals across WA, being recognised at a state level is something we do not take lightly. What is REIWA? REIWA, the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia, is the peak body for the real estate industry in WA. It represents real estate professionals and agencies across the state and is widely recognised as a trusted authority within the property sector. For agencies and sales professionals, being recognised by REIWA carries real weight. It reflects performance within a highly competitive market and highlights those achieving strong results across Western Australia. For clients, it offers added confidence that they are working with a team recognised at a respected industry level. Top Small Office by Value Sold This ranking recognises the total dollar value of properties sold by a small office over the month. It is a strong reflection of an agency’s ability to deliver high-value outcomes for its clients and perform consistently in the market. For sellers, this matters because it shows the team is trusted to manage important property transactions and achieve strong sales results. It speaks to experience, strategy, negotiation skill and the ability to guide clients through the sales process with confidence. Top Small Office by Listings Sold This ranking recognises the number of property listings successfully sold by a small office. It highlights consistency, momentum and the ability to help a large number of clients achieve successful outcomes. This is valuable because it shows the team is not only active in the market but also effective. Selling more listings reflects strong buyer engagement, smart campaign execution and a proven ability to move properties from listed to sold. Top Assisted Salesperson by Value Sold This ranking recognises individual sales performance based on the total value of properties sold with support from a team or office structure. Linda Noble being recognised in this category is a testament to her leadership, expertise and ability to deliver exceptional outcomes for clients. This kind of recognition is important because it reflects both personal performance and the strength of the team supporting each campaign. It shows clients they are working with an experienced professional backed by a capable team focused on achieving the best possible result. A reflection of trust, support and hard work While awards and rankings are exciting to celebrate, they represent something much bigger to us. Every result starts with the trust our clients place in us during one of life’s biggest decisions: selling their home. That trust is something we never take lightly. To our clients, friends and local community, thank you for continuing to support Noble Avenue. Your confidence in our team is the reason we get to celebrate milestones like this. We also want to acknowledge our incredible team, whose hard work behind the scenes helps deliver the best possible results for every client. Their care, commitment and consistency are at the heart of everything we do. Proud of what we’ve achieved together These February 2026 REIWA rankings are a proud moment for our business, but they are also a reminder of what can be achieved when great people work toward a shared goal. We’re proud of what we’ve achieved together, and we’re only just getting started. If you’re thinking about selling and want the support of a local team that combines genuine care with proven results, Noble Avenue Real Estate is here to help. Visit nobleavenue.com.au to learn more or get in touch with our team. ...
Mar 16, 2026
Easter Colouring Competition Perth 2026
Join Noble Avenue Real Estate this Easter for a fun, creative competition made for local families. Our Easter Colouring Competition 2026 is open across two age groups, with 2 x Koko Black Easter Hampers up for grabs. If you’re looking for Easter activities for kids in Perth this is an easy way to get involved. Download the artwork, colour it in, and submit your entry for the chance to win. While you’re here, stop by the office and enter our guess how many Easter eggs are in the jar competition too. How to Enter Download and print the Easter colouring artwork here. Alternatively you can visit the Hillarys Office or one of our home opens where we have already printed a sheet to collect. Colour your masterpiece. Submit your entry by dropping it off at 2/46 Angove Drive, Hillarys or posting a photo to your social media story and tagging @nobleavenuerealestate. Prizes & Dates There are 2 x Koko Black Easter Hampers to be won, with one prize awarded to a younger age group and one to an older age group. We’re also running an in-office Guess How Many Easter Eggs Are in the Jar competition, with the winner taking home the jar. Entries close: 30 March 2026 Winners announced: 1 April 2026 via social media (make sure to follow our page here) Guess how many eggs are in the jar Pop into the Noble Avenue office this Easter and take your best guess at how many Easter eggs are in the jar. The closest guess wins the whole jar, so it’s well worth a shot while you’re dropping off your colouring competition entry. Terms & Conditions Easter Colouring Competition 2026 Entry is open to children only. Entries will be judged across two age groups: younger and older. One winner will be selected from each age group. Each winner will receive 1 x Koko Black Easter Hamper. Entries must be submitted by 30 March 2026. Winners will be announced on 1 April 2026 Guess How Many Easter Eggs Are in the Jar Entry is available in office only. The closest valid guess wins the jar. In the event of a tie, Noble Avenue Real Estate reserves the right to determine the winner. The jar prize is not transferable or redeemable for cash. ...
Mar 16, 2026
What’s On in April: Your Ultimate Northern Suburbs Event Guide
Looking for things to do in Perth’s northern suburbs this April 2026? From Easter markets in Sorrento and community events in Hillarys, to coastal runs in Mullaloo, live music in Carine, and local gatherings across Karrinyup and Kinross, there are plenty of great reasons to get out and explore the neighbourhood. At Noble Avenue Real Estate, we’re proud to be part of this community. Each month we round up some of the best events happening across Perth’s northern coastal suburbs to help locals and visitors make the most of everything our area has to offer. Sorrento Easter Market - Sorrento Friday 3 April | 4:30 pm–8:30 pm Seacrest Park Kick off the Easter weekend with a relaxed coastal night market packed with family fun. Expect food trucks (including seafood), market stalls, sweet treats, face painting, and live music by Brandon Gray. Plus, the Easter Bunny will be visiting from 6pm, alongside fairy + hula hoop entertainment. Local tip from Linda Noble: Bring a picnic rug and arrive early so you can grab food, settle in, and get a great spot for the Easter Bunny visit and live music. This is also a dog-friendly park so you can bring the whole family. Kids Family Day - Carine Sunday 5 April | 2:00 pm–5:00 pm The Carine This Easter Extravaganza brings a big line-up for the kids, Easter Bunny meet & greet, face painting, and a make your own bunny ears activity to take home, while parents can relax and enjoy the afternoon. $10 Tickets are required for adults and kids. Local tip from Karen Riches: Carine Regional Open Space is just across the road. If you want to go for a nice walk before or after, this is a great shaded park with a popular kids playground. Urban Coast Run & Ultra - Mullaloo Monday 6 April | 6:00 am Tom Simpsons Park, Mullaloo Beach Ocean breezes, sunrise energy, and a distance for every kind of runner. Choose your challenge: 10km, 21km, the 27km Coast Roller, or go big with the Urban Coast Run & Ultra 64km. Tickets can be purchased here - www.runningcalendar.com.au/event/urban-coast-run-ultra/ Local tip from Brett Moore: Start slower than you think, fuel early, and break the distance into smaller goals, it makes the whole run a lot more manageable. Community Garden Morning - Kinross Friday 10 April | 9:30 am–11:00 am 9 MacNaughton Crescent (MacNaughton Park), Kinross Kinross is all about community and the Kinross Community Garden is testament to this. Regular gardening gatherings are held: the fourth Saturday of each month from 3.00-4.30pm the second Friday of each month from 9.30-11.00am This is a wholesome community morning with weeding, pruning, planting, watering and harvesting some vegetables to take home. Also join local artist and gardener Trish in creating garden art. Easy art activities which are different each session. Equipment and art supplies provided (gold coin donations requested to cover these costs). Stick around for the morning tea table (BYO cup preferred) and enjoy a friendly, welcoming vibe. Magnificent 7 Live - Carine Sunday 12 April | 5:30 pm The Carine One of Perth's best party bands is back. Magnificent Seven returns with a huge repertoire (100+ songs) spanning country classics, pop, rock, and originals. Expect a packed dance floor and big cowboy madness energy. Fabric and Craft De-Stash - Karrinyup Saturday 18 April | VIP Entry - 9:00-10:00 am ($7.59), Gold Coin Entry - 10:00 am-2:00 pm 13 Davenport Street (Karrinyup Community Hall/Centre), Karrinyup Fabric, craft and sewing supplies galore, perfect for makers, hobbyists, and anyone who loves a bargain. VIP entry is ideal if you want first pick of the best finds. Local tip from Shirley Heslip: Bring cash for quick purchases and a tote bag (or two) you'll likely leave with more than you planned. If you are interested in being a seller is it $65 and you can book here. Sunday Treasures at Mawson Park - Hillarys Sunday 19 April | 10:00 am-3:00 pm Mawson Park, Hillarys A laid-back family day in the park with pony rides, an animal farm, face painting, live music, food trucks, coffee and bakery treats, plus market stalls and gourmet products. There's plenty of space and shade, perfect for picnics and kids to run around. Local tip from Linda Noble: Pack a picnic rug and arrive closer to 10am to beat the midday rush and note that dogs aren't permitted at Mawson Park due to council regulations. If you are interested in being a stall owner you can fill out an application form here. Thursday 23 April | 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Currambine Bar & Bistro A monthly social event for book lovers of all ages. Join hosts Emma and Clare for a fun evening themed around the Book of the Month: This Book Made Me Think Of You by Libby Page. Come solo, bring friends, or bring your existing book club crew. Local tip from Jay Dass: Even if you haven't finished the book, go anyway, these nights are as much about connection and conversation as they are about the final chapter. The May book choice is The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. ANZAC Day 2026 - Ocean Reef Saturday 25 April | Arrive by 5:30 am for a 5:45 am start Ocean Reef Marina (Dawn Service), followed by activities at Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club Joondalup City RSL Sub-Branch will commemorate ANZAC Day 2026 at Ocean Reef Marina with a dawn service, followed by a gunfire breakfast at Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club. Two-up will run from 7:00 am-9:30 am and again from 11:00 am-1:30 pm. The galley will be open for lunch and dinner, with the ANZAC Day match on screens and a band. Local tip Nikki Kale: Arrive early for parking and bring a warm layer, it can be chilly this early by the marina. Thinking of making a move? Whether you're buying, selling, or just want to chat about what's happening in your suburb, our team of local specialists is here to help. Contact your area expert today at Noble Avenue Real Estate. ...
Feb 25, 2026
What’s On in March: Your Ultimate Northern Suburbs Event Guide
Searching for local events happening in your neighbourhood this March? From local coastal runs to immersive water parades and community markets, March is shaping up to be an incredible month for Perth's northern suburbs. At Noble Avenue Real Estate, we are proud to be part of such a vibrant community. To help you plan your month, we’ve highlighted some of our favourite events across our local area for March 2026! Check them out here: Clean Up Australia Day – Sorrento Sunday 1 March | 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM Whitfords Nodes Park Kick off March by making a real impact at this feel-good community clean-up, connecting with locals while giving the coastline the love it deserves. Fresh air, great company, and a shared purpose. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Bring gloves, enclosed shoes and stay after for a relaxed coffee-catch up.” Sunsets in the Groove Yard - Sorrento Sunday 1 March | 2:00 PM - Late Sorrento Beach Club Labour Day Eve turns up the heat with massive house beats from Fat Tony and Victor Simonelli, soundtracking an epic beachfront party. Expect big energy, sunset vibes, and a dancefloor that doesn’t quit. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Arrive early and grab a spot where you can watch the sunset before the dance floors heats up. And don't forget a light layer for the coastal breeze.” Rottnest Island Double Dive - Hillarys Monday 2 March | 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM Hillarys Boat Harbour Service Wharf Spend your public holiday exploring vibrant underwater worlds on a stunning Rottnest double dive adventure. It’s the ultimate way to swap the long weekend crowds for turquoise serenity. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Parking fills quickly on weekends and public holidays, so give yourself extra time and enjoy a coffee at Alley Cats Express”. Guided Beach Meditation - Burns Beach Tuesday 3 March | 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM 63 Beachside Drive, Burns Beach Reset, recharge, and reconnect with a calming guided meditation by the ocean. This grounding women’s session offers peaceful waves, mindful moments, and the perfect midweek exhale. Event by Natural Inner Health ($11) Local tip from Jay Dass: “Give yourself enough time to find the perfect spot on the sand. Bring a towel and make sure your phone is on silent.” Bachata Dance Classes - Karrinyup Every Thursday | 7 PM Beginners, 8 PM Advance 2 Nerita Way, Karrinyup Get ready to turn up the heat on the dancefloor with a night of smooth moves, Latin rhythms, and electric energy. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned dancer, expect infectious music, vibrant vibes, and a whole lot of connection as the bachata beats take over. Event by BachatAmor Shirley’s Local Tip: “If you’re new to bachata, come a bit early for a mini warm-up or quick tutorial, it makes the night more fun. And wear comfortable shoes so you can dance all night without missing a beat!” IWD Balance the Scales Lunch - Ocean Reef Friday 6 March | 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club Celebrate International Women’s Day with inspiring speakers, powerful networking, and a delicious grazing lunch in a stunning coastal setting. It’s connection, conversation, and empowerment all in one uplifting afternoon. Nikki’s Local Tip: “Come ready to network and connect, the food and speakers are amazing, but the best part is meeting inspiring local women. Grab a window seat for the ocean views while enjoying your grazing lunch; it really sets the mood for the day.” Carine Skatepark Competition - Carine Saturday 7 March | 12 PM - 7:30 PM Carine Skatepark - next to Hamersley Carine Amateur Football Club Scooters, skateboards, and BMX riders bring serious skill and high-flying tricks in this all-levels showdown. Expect big airtime, loud cheers, and nonstop action from start to finish. Karen’s Local Tip: “Arrive early to grab a spot close to the action, the tricks and flips happen fast! Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a chair if you want to relax while cheering, and make sure your camera is ready because there will be plenty of show-stopping moments.” Sunday Treasures Night Market - Hillarys Sunday 8 March | 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM Mawson Park, Hillarys As the sun sets, Mawson Park comes alive with food trucks, live music, and family-friendly fun. Wander, taste, shop, and soak up the buzzing community atmosphere. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Come down before sunset, and stay to watch the fairy lights turn on. It's the perfect time to grab a bite to eat from a food stall” Guided Sound Meditation – Kinross Sunday 8 March | 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM MacNaughton Park, Kinross Your journey begins with a gentle guided meditation to slow your breath and calm your mind, leading you into a deep meditative state where your body can truly restore itself. To finish the evening, you’ll be gently brought back to the present and re-energised with a nourishing cup of authentic Indian tea. Local Tip from Debbie Bayes: Arrive a few minutes early to find your perfect spot. Don't forget to bring along a yoga mat, a pillow, and a warm blanket so you can fully relax and meditate in comfort. Acqua Forte Parade | Joondalup Festival - Hillarys Thursday March 12 - Sunday 15 March | 7 PM Hillarys Boat Harbour Fire, light, water, and breathtaking floating theatre transform the harbour into a nighttime spectacle. Arrive early, this is the kind of jaw-dropping show everyone will be talking about. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Make a full evening of it, book dinner nice and early and then grab a spot nice and early to secure the perfect viewing point". Confetti & Chaos Dinner Show - Hillarys Friday March 13 & Saturday March 14 | 7 PM - 9 PM Hillarys Yacht Club Step inside a hilariously disastrous “wedding” where anything that can go wrong absolutely will! All while enjoying a three-course feast. It’s immersive, outrageous, and laugh-out-loud unforgettable. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Lean into the theme and dress up for the wedding! And arrive a little early before the chaos begins". WA Coastal Running Festival - Hillarys Sunday 22 March | 6:15 AM start Whitfords Nodes, Hillarys From 5km to half marathon, this scenic coastal course delivers breathtaking views and unbeatable race-day atmosphere. Lace up, chase your PB, and feel the electric buzz at the start line. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Don't forget to cheer on fellow runners at the finish line!". Mullaloo Triathlon - Mullaloo Sunday 29 March | 6:15 AM start Tom Simpson Park, Mullaloo Swim, bike, run and soak up the adrenaline at Perth’s most popular metro triathlon. Whether you’re competing or cheering, expect huge energy and inspiring performances all day long. Local Tip from Brett Moore: “You can still register for this event if you are interested, head to mullalootri.com.au for more details.” Thinking of making a move this summer? Whether you're buying, selling, or just want to chat about what's happening in your suburb, our team of local specialists is here to help. Contact your area expert today at Noble Avenue Real Estate. ...
Mar 25, 2026
Noble Avenue Real Estate recognised by REIWA in February 2026
The Noble Avenue Real Estate team has once again been recognised by REIWA in their monthly awards, reflecting strong performance across the Western Australian property market. Achievements like this mean a great deal to us, as they are built on the trust our clients place in us during one of the most important decisions of their lives. We’re proud to share that for February 2026, Noble Avenue Real Estate received the following state-wide rankings: #3 Top Small Office by Value Sold in Western Australia#4 Top Small Office by Listings Sold in Western Australia We’re also incredibly proud to celebrate our Director and Licensee, Linda Noble, who was recognised as: #8 Top Assisted Salesperson by Value Sold in Western Australia With so many high-performing agencies and professionals across WA, being recognised at a state level is something we do not take lightly. What is REIWA? REIWA, the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia, is the peak body for the real estate industry in WA. It represents real estate professionals and agencies across the state and is widely recognised as a trusted authority within the property sector. For agencies and sales professionals, being recognised by REIWA carries real weight. It reflects performance within a highly competitive market and highlights those achieving strong results across Western Australia. For clients, it offers added confidence that they are working with a team recognised at a respected industry level. Top Small Office by Value Sold This ranking recognises the total dollar value of properties sold by a small office over the month. It is a strong reflection of an agency’s ability to deliver high-value outcomes for its clients and perform consistently in the market. For sellers, this matters because it shows the team is trusted to manage important property transactions and achieve strong sales results. It speaks to experience, strategy, negotiation skill and the ability to guide clients through the sales process with confidence. Top Small Office by Listings Sold This ranking recognises the number of property listings successfully sold by a small office. It highlights consistency, momentum and the ability to help a large number of clients achieve successful outcomes. This is valuable because it shows the team is not only active in the market but also effective. Selling more listings reflects strong buyer engagement, smart campaign execution and a proven ability to move properties from listed to sold. Top Assisted Salesperson by Value Sold This ranking recognises individual sales performance based on the total value of properties sold with support from a team or office structure. Linda Noble being recognised in this category is a testament to her leadership, expertise and ability to deliver exceptional outcomes for clients. This kind of recognition is important because it reflects both personal performance and the strength of the team supporting each campaign. It shows clients they are working with an experienced professional backed by a capable team focused on achieving the best possible result. A reflection of trust, support and hard work While awards and rankings are exciting to celebrate, they represent something much bigger to us. Every result starts with the trust our clients place in us during one of life’s biggest decisions: selling their home. That trust is something we never take lightly. To our clients, friends and local community, thank you for continuing to support Noble Avenue. Your confidence in our team is the reason we get to celebrate milestones like this. We also want to acknowledge our incredible team, whose hard work behind the scenes helps deliver the best possible results for every client. Their care, commitment and consistency are at the heart of everything we do. Proud of what we’ve achieved together These February 2026 REIWA rankings are a proud moment for our business, but they are also a reminder of what can be achieved when great people work toward a shared goal. We’re proud of what we’ve achieved together, and we’re only just getting started. If you’re thinking about selling and want the support of a local team that combines genuine care with proven results, Noble Avenue Real Estate is here to help. Visit nobleavenue.com.au to learn more or get in touch with our team. ...
Mar 16, 2026
Easter Colouring Competition Perth 2026
Join Noble Avenue Real Estate this Easter for a fun, creative competition made for local families. Our Easter Colouring Competition 2026 is open across two age groups, with 2 x Koko Black Easter Hampers up for grabs. If you’re looking for Easter activities for kids in Perth this is an easy way to get involved. Download the artwork, colour it in, and submit your entry for the chance to win. While you’re here, stop by the office and enter our guess how many Easter eggs are in the jar competition too. How to Enter Download and print the Easter colouring artwork here. Alternatively you can visit the Hillarys Office or one of our home opens where we have already printed a sheet to collect. Colour your masterpiece. Submit your entry by dropping it off at 2/46 Angove Drive, Hillarys or posting a photo to your social media story and tagging @nobleavenuerealestate. Prizes & Dates There are 2 x Koko Black Easter Hampers to be won, with one prize awarded to a younger age group and one to an older age group. We’re also running an in-office Guess How Many Easter Eggs Are in the Jar competition, with the winner taking home the jar. Entries close: 30 March 2026 Winners announced: 1 April 2026 via social media (make sure to follow our page here) Guess how many eggs are in the jar Pop into the Noble Avenue office this Easter and take your best guess at how many Easter eggs are in the jar. The closest guess wins the whole jar, so it’s well worth a shot while you’re dropping off your colouring competition entry. Terms & Conditions Easter Colouring Competition 2026 Entry is open to children only. Entries will be judged across two age groups: younger and older. One winner will be selected from each age group. Each winner will receive 1 x Koko Black Easter Hamper. Entries must be submitted by 30 March 2026. Winners will be announced on 1 April 2026 Guess How Many Easter Eggs Are in the Jar Entry is available in office only. The closest valid guess wins the jar. In the event of a tie, Noble Avenue Real Estate reserves the right to determine the winner. The jar prize is not transferable or redeemable for cash. ...
Mar 16, 2026
What’s On in April: Your Ultimate Northern Suburbs Event Guide
Looking for things to do in Perth’s northern suburbs this April 2026? From Easter markets in Sorrento and community events in Hillarys, to coastal runs in Mullaloo, live music in Carine, and local gatherings across Karrinyup and Kinross, there are plenty of great reasons to get out and explore the neighbourhood. At Noble Avenue Real Estate, we’re proud to be part of this community. Each month we round up some of the best events happening across Perth’s northern coastal suburbs to help locals and visitors make the most of everything our area has to offer. Sorrento Easter Market - Sorrento Friday 3 April | 4:30 pm–8:30 pm Seacrest Park Kick off the Easter weekend with a relaxed coastal night market packed with family fun. Expect food trucks (including seafood), market stalls, sweet treats, face painting, and live music by Brandon Gray. Plus, the Easter Bunny will be visiting from 6pm, alongside fairy + hula hoop entertainment. Local tip from Linda Noble: Bring a picnic rug and arrive early so you can grab food, settle in, and get a great spot for the Easter Bunny visit and live music. This is also a dog-friendly park so you can bring the whole family. Kids Family Day - Carine Sunday 5 April | 2:00 pm–5:00 pm The Carine This Easter Extravaganza brings a big line-up for the kids, Easter Bunny meet & greet, face painting, and a make your own bunny ears activity to take home, while parents can relax and enjoy the afternoon. $10 Tickets are required for adults and kids. Local tip from Karen Riches: Carine Regional Open Space is just across the road. If you want to go for a nice walk before or after, this is a great shaded park with a popular kids playground. Urban Coast Run & Ultra - Mullaloo Monday 6 April | 6:00 am Tom Simpsons Park, Mullaloo Beach Ocean breezes, sunrise energy, and a distance for every kind of runner. Choose your challenge: 10km, 21km, the 27km Coast Roller, or go big with the Urban Coast Run & Ultra 64km. Tickets can be purchased here - www.runningcalendar.com.au/event/urban-coast-run-ultra/ Local tip from Brett Moore: Start slower than you think, fuel early, and break the distance into smaller goals, it makes the whole run a lot more manageable. Community Garden Morning - Kinross Friday 10 April | 9:30 am–11:00 am 9 MacNaughton Crescent (MacNaughton Park), Kinross Kinross is all about community and the Kinross Community Garden is testament to this. Regular gardening gatherings are held: the fourth Saturday of each month from 3.00-4.30pm the second Friday of each month from 9.30-11.00am This is a wholesome community morning with weeding, pruning, planting, watering and harvesting some vegetables to take home. Also join local artist and gardener Trish in creating garden art. Easy art activities which are different each session. Equipment and art supplies provided (gold coin donations requested to cover these costs). Stick around for the morning tea table (BYO cup preferred) and enjoy a friendly, welcoming vibe. Magnificent 7 Live - Carine Sunday 12 April | 5:30 pm The Carine One of Perth's best party bands is back. Magnificent Seven returns with a huge repertoire (100+ songs) spanning country classics, pop, rock, and originals. Expect a packed dance floor and big cowboy madness energy. Fabric and Craft De-Stash - Karrinyup Saturday 18 April | VIP Entry - 9:00-10:00 am ($7.59), Gold Coin Entry - 10:00 am-2:00 pm 13 Davenport Street (Karrinyup Community Hall/Centre), Karrinyup Fabric, craft and sewing supplies galore, perfect for makers, hobbyists, and anyone who loves a bargain. VIP entry is ideal if you want first pick of the best finds. Local tip from Shirley Heslip: Bring cash for quick purchases and a tote bag (or two) you'll likely leave with more than you planned. If you are interested in being a seller is it $65 and you can book here. Sunday Treasures at Mawson Park - Hillarys Sunday 19 April | 10:00 am-3:00 pm Mawson Park, Hillarys A laid-back family day in the park with pony rides, an animal farm, face painting, live music, food trucks, coffee and bakery treats, plus market stalls and gourmet products. There's plenty of space and shade, perfect for picnics and kids to run around. Local tip from Linda Noble: Pack a picnic rug and arrive closer to 10am to beat the midday rush and note that dogs aren't permitted at Mawson Park due to council regulations. If you are interested in being a stall owner you can fill out an application form here. Thursday 23 April | 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Currambine Bar & Bistro A monthly social event for book lovers of all ages. Join hosts Emma and Clare for a fun evening themed around the Book of the Month: This Book Made Me Think Of You by Libby Page. Come solo, bring friends, or bring your existing book club crew. Local tip from Jay Dass: Even if you haven't finished the book, go anyway, these nights are as much about connection and conversation as they are about the final chapter. The May book choice is The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. ANZAC Day 2026 - Ocean Reef Saturday 25 April | Arrive by 5:30 am for a 5:45 am start Ocean Reef Marina (Dawn Service), followed by activities at Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club Joondalup City RSL Sub-Branch will commemorate ANZAC Day 2026 at Ocean Reef Marina with a dawn service, followed by a gunfire breakfast at Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club. Two-up will run from 7:00 am-9:30 am and again from 11:00 am-1:30 pm. The galley will be open for lunch and dinner, with the ANZAC Day match on screens and a band. Local tip Nikki Kale: Arrive early for parking and bring a warm layer, it can be chilly this early by the marina. Thinking of making a move? Whether you're buying, selling, or just want to chat about what's happening in your suburb, our team of local specialists is here to help. Contact your area expert today at Noble Avenue Real Estate. ...
Feb 25, 2026
What’s On in March: Your Ultimate Northern Suburbs Event Guide
Searching for local events happening in your neighbourhood this March? From local coastal runs to immersive water parades and community markets, March is shaping up to be an incredible month for Perth's northern suburbs. At Noble Avenue Real Estate, we are proud to be part of such a vibrant community. To help you plan your month, we’ve highlighted some of our favourite events across our local area for March 2026! Check them out here: Clean Up Australia Day – Sorrento Sunday 1 March | 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM Whitfords Nodes Park Kick off March by making a real impact at this feel-good community clean-up, connecting with locals while giving the coastline the love it deserves. Fresh air, great company, and a shared purpose. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Bring gloves, enclosed shoes and stay after for a relaxed coffee-catch up.” Sunsets in the Groove Yard - Sorrento Sunday 1 March | 2:00 PM - Late Sorrento Beach Club Labour Day Eve turns up the heat with massive house beats from Fat Tony and Victor Simonelli, soundtracking an epic beachfront party. Expect big energy, sunset vibes, and a dancefloor that doesn’t quit. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Arrive early and grab a spot where you can watch the sunset before the dance floors heats up. And don't forget a light layer for the coastal breeze.” Rottnest Island Double Dive - Hillarys Monday 2 March | 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM Hillarys Boat Harbour Service Wharf Spend your public holiday exploring vibrant underwater worlds on a stunning Rottnest double dive adventure. It’s the ultimate way to swap the long weekend crowds for turquoise serenity. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Parking fills quickly on weekends and public holidays, so give yourself extra time and enjoy a coffee at Alley Cats Express”. Guided Beach Meditation - Burns Beach Tuesday 3 March | 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM 63 Beachside Drive, Burns Beach Reset, recharge, and reconnect with a calming guided meditation by the ocean. This grounding women’s session offers peaceful waves, mindful moments, and the perfect midweek exhale. Event by Natural Inner Health ($11) Local tip from Jay Dass: “Give yourself enough time to find the perfect spot on the sand. Bring a towel and make sure your phone is on silent.” Bachata Dance Classes - Karrinyup Every Thursday | 7 PM Beginners, 8 PM Advance 2 Nerita Way, Karrinyup Get ready to turn up the heat on the dancefloor with a night of smooth moves, Latin rhythms, and electric energy. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned dancer, expect infectious music, vibrant vibes, and a whole lot of connection as the bachata beats take over. Event by BachatAmor Shirley’s Local Tip: “If you’re new to bachata, come a bit early for a mini warm-up or quick tutorial, it makes the night more fun. And wear comfortable shoes so you can dance all night without missing a beat!” IWD Balance the Scales Lunch - Ocean Reef Friday 6 March | 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club Celebrate International Women’s Day with inspiring speakers, powerful networking, and a delicious grazing lunch in a stunning coastal setting. It’s connection, conversation, and empowerment all in one uplifting afternoon. Nikki’s Local Tip: “Come ready to network and connect, the food and speakers are amazing, but the best part is meeting inspiring local women. Grab a window seat for the ocean views while enjoying your grazing lunch; it really sets the mood for the day.” Carine Skatepark Competition - Carine Saturday 7 March | 12 PM - 7:30 PM Carine Skatepark - next to Hamersley Carine Amateur Football Club Scooters, skateboards, and BMX riders bring serious skill and high-flying tricks in this all-levels showdown. Expect big airtime, loud cheers, and nonstop action from start to finish. Karen’s Local Tip: “Arrive early to grab a spot close to the action, the tricks and flips happen fast! Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a chair if you want to relax while cheering, and make sure your camera is ready because there will be plenty of show-stopping moments.” Sunday Treasures Night Market - Hillarys Sunday 8 March | 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM Mawson Park, Hillarys As the sun sets, Mawson Park comes alive with food trucks, live music, and family-friendly fun. Wander, taste, shop, and soak up the buzzing community atmosphere. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Come down before sunset, and stay to watch the fairy lights turn on. It's the perfect time to grab a bite to eat from a food stall” Guided Sound Meditation – Kinross Sunday 8 March | 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM MacNaughton Park, Kinross Your journey begins with a gentle guided meditation to slow your breath and calm your mind, leading you into a deep meditative state where your body can truly restore itself. To finish the evening, you’ll be gently brought back to the present and re-energised with a nourishing cup of authentic Indian tea. Local Tip from Debbie Bayes: Arrive a few minutes early to find your perfect spot. Don't forget to bring along a yoga mat, a pillow, and a warm blanket so you can fully relax and meditate in comfort. Acqua Forte Parade | Joondalup Festival - Hillarys Thursday March 12 - Sunday 15 March | 7 PM Hillarys Boat Harbour Fire, light, water, and breathtaking floating theatre transform the harbour into a nighttime spectacle. Arrive early, this is the kind of jaw-dropping show everyone will be talking about. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Make a full evening of it, book dinner nice and early and then grab a spot nice and early to secure the perfect viewing point". Confetti & Chaos Dinner Show - Hillarys Friday March 13 & Saturday March 14 | 7 PM - 9 PM Hillarys Yacht Club Step inside a hilariously disastrous “wedding” where anything that can go wrong absolutely will! All while enjoying a three-course feast. It’s immersive, outrageous, and laugh-out-loud unforgettable. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Lean into the theme and dress up for the wedding! And arrive a little early before the chaos begins". WA Coastal Running Festival - Hillarys Sunday 22 March | 6:15 AM start Whitfords Nodes, Hillarys From 5km to half marathon, this scenic coastal course delivers breathtaking views and unbeatable race-day atmosphere. Lace up, chase your PB, and feel the electric buzz at the start line. Local tip from Linda Noble: “Don't forget to cheer on fellow runners at the finish line!". Mullaloo Triathlon - Mullaloo Sunday 29 March | 6:15 AM start Tom Simpson Park, Mullaloo Swim, bike, run and soak up the adrenaline at Perth’s most popular metro triathlon. Whether you’re competing or cheering, expect huge energy and inspiring performances all day long. Local Tip from Brett Moore: “You can still register for this event if you are interested, head to mullalootri.com.au for more details.” Thinking of making a move this summer? Whether you're buying, selling, or just want to chat about what's happening in your suburb, our team of local specialists is here to help. Contact your area expert today at Noble Avenue Real Estate. ...
