There’s something special about living in Perth’s northern suburbs, it’s not just the homes and the coastline, it’s the community. Local events are where neighbours become friends, where families connect, and where we’re reminded just how lucky we are to live in such a vibrant part of the world.
This month, there’s plenty happening close to home, from family-friendly festivals and live music to markets and dining experiences. Each event is a chance to support local businesses, enjoy time with loved ones, and be part of the heartbeat of our suburbs.
Our local Property Partners have rounded up their favourite events across Hillarys, Sorrento, Carine, Duncraig, Karrinyup, Currambine, Iluka, Ocean Reef and beyond — so you can make the most of your month in the community. Check them out below.
When: Wednesday, 3 September | 10:00–11:00 am
Where: Stirling Leisure, Karrinyup
A welcoming weekly class for all levels. A simple, social way to add movement to your week.
Tip from Shirley Heslip: Pair the class with coffee at a local Karrinyup café for a relaxed mid-morning catch-up.
When: Friday, 5 September | 10:00 pm
Where: Hillarys Beach Club
A big Friday night of laughs by the coast. Hillarys Beach Club is both the show and dinner venue.
Tip from Linda Noble: Book a dinner table before the show so you can settle in.
When: Saturday, 6 September | 3:00–5:30 pm
Where: The Beach House, Eden Beach Foreshore, Jindalee
Bespoke cocktails, share plates and DJ sets on the deck with ocean views. September features Kolective Co small-batch spirits.
When: Saturday, 6 September | Doors 1:30 pm, Game 2:00 pm
Where: Kingsway Indoor Stadium
Fast-paced action as the season decider hits Kingsway. Family-friendly atmosphere with stalls and merch.
When: Sunday, 7 September | From 11:00 am
Where: The Breakwater, Hillarys Boat Harbour
Choose between a two-course lunch at Ishka, a hearty Sunday roast or a bottomless pizza and drinks session.
Tip from Linda Noble: Father’s Day fills quickly at the Boat Harbour. Secure your table early.
When: Saturday, 13 September | From 9:00 am
Where: The Beach House, Jindalee
Meet suppliers, taste test menus and explore styling ideas in a coastal setting, ideal for weddings and milestone events.
Tip from Andrea Lloyd: After the expo, take a short foreshore walk for venue-scouting photos with the ocean backdrop.
When: Sunday, 14 September | 6:30 am–12:30 pm
Where: Tom Simpson Park, Mullaloo Beach
A spring favourite with distances from 2 km to a full marathon along the stunning coastal path.
When: Saturday, 20 September | 5:30 pm doors, 6:30 pm start
Where: Sacred Heart College, Sorrento
An evening showcasing ensembles, choirs and bands in a relaxed setting with grazing options available.
Tip from Linda Noble: Bring a light jacket. Coastal evenings can feel cool even in early spring.
When: Sunday, 21 September | 10:00 am–3:00 pm
Where: Mawson Park, Hillarys
A lively community market with food vendors, live music, pony rides, face painting and an animal farm.
Tip from Linda Noble: Arrive early for shaded picnic space. Please note dogs are not permitted at Mawson Park.
When: Sunday, 21 September | 2:00–3:00 pm
Where: Redmond Theatre, Prendiville Catholic College, Ocean Reef
A vibrant set of island-inspired folk led by Carole Katz, ideal for a relaxed Sunday afternoon.
Tip from Nikki Kale: Make a day of it with lunch or coffee nearby, then an easy coastal stroll or lagoon visit.
When: Friday, 26 September to Sunday, 26 October | Nightly from 6:45 pm
Where: Central Park, Joondalup
An after-dark journey of light, sound and projection transforming the park into a glowing spring experience. Sessions run regularly each evening.
Tip from Jay Dass: Arrive a little earlier to enjoy dinner or coffee at one of Joondalup’s nearby restaurants or cafés before the show begins. Parking can get busy on event nights, so plan ahead
When: Saturday, 27 September | From 12:00 pm
Where: The Carine, Duncraig
The big game on multiple screens with food specials, drink offers and a DJ after the siren. VIP table packages available for groups.
Tip from Karen Riches: Get in early if you’re planning to watch with a group. The Carine fills up fast on Grand Final day. Booking a VIP table package is the best way to secure a good spot
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