What's on in July Your Ultimate Northern Suburbs Event Guide

July is shaping up to be one of the busiest months yet across Perth's northern suburbs, with everything from school holiday workshops to coastal fun runs filling the calendar. Whether you're after a family outing, a midweek social activity, or something a little more active, there's plenty to get out and enjoy this month.

As locals ourselves, the team at Noble Avenue Real Estate loves sharing what's happening in the neighbourhoods we live and work in, along with a few insider tips from the reps who know these areas best. If you're curious what's currently available across the northern suburbs, now's a great time to take a look.

Things to Do in Currambine This July

Line Dancing Wednesdays at Currambine Bar & Bistro

Every Wednesday in July | 6:30pm – 8pm | Currambine Bar & Bistro, 14 Hobsons Gate, Currambine WA 6028

Grab your boots and join the Cherry Steppers for a fun, beginner-friendly line dancing class every Wednesday night. No partner required, new dances taught each week, and experienced instructors keep it relaxed for first-timers and seasoned dancers alike. Entry is $10, fully redeemable on food or drinks afterwards, so it doubles as a good excuse to stay and socialise at the venue.

Local tip from Jay Dass: "Currambine Bar & Bistro sits in the heart of the shopping and dining precinct, making it the perfect spot to catch up with friends, grab dinner, or enjoy a drink close to home. It's this kind of convenience and connected lifestyle that continues to attract young families and first-home buyers to the area, with so much right on your doorstep."

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Things to Do in Kallaroo This July

North Shore Sunday Sundowner – 2026 Winter Season

Every Sunday | 3pm – 7pm | North Shore Country Club, 19 Henderson Drive, Kallaroo WA 6025

Wind down the weekend at North Shore's Winter Season Sunday Sundowner, with the bar and cafe open from 3pm to 7pm every Sunday. Kids Tennis Fun runs from 4:30pm to 5:30pm, $10 for family members or $12 for guests, including an hour of games on the courts with professional coaches plus a treat. Bringing a group? Their "On the Deck" reservation suits 20-50 guests and is free for members, with seating overlooking the lawn, playground and courts.

Local tip from Linda Noble: "One of the things people love about Kallaroo is the community and lifestyle on offer. North Shore Country Club is popular with locals, whether enjoying a meal, catching some live music, or catching up with friends and neighbours."

Find out more: North Shore Country Club events

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Things to Do in Duncraig This July

Winter Wonderland Family Day at The Carine

Sunday 5 July | 2pm – 5pm | The Carine, 493 Beach Rd, Duncraig WA 6020

Step into a Winter Wonderland this school holidays at The Carine, with the Freedom Fairies running an afternoon of snowy fun for the whole family. Kids can make their own snow globe to take home, get a frosty makeover at the Snowflake Sparkle Bar, and explore winter-themed sensory play stations. Entry is free, but bookings are essential. Head to thecarine.com.au/book-a-table and mention "Family Day" in the comments to secure a spot.

Local tip from Karen Riches: "Duncraig has always been a favourite with families, having destinations like The Carine opposite Carine Open Space means weekends can be spent enjoying a meal, catching up with friends and making the most of the fantastic parklands nearby. It's this combination of lifestyle, convenience and community that keeps buyers returning to Duncraig."

Bookings: thecarine.com.au/book-a-table

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Things to Do in Carine This July

Paint a Skate Deck Art Workshop by Young Creatives Studio

Monday 6 July | 2pm – 3:30pm | Monyash Reserve, Monyash Rd, Carine WA 6020

Keep the kids creative these school holidays with a Paint a Skate Deck Art Workshop at Monyash Reserve. Run by Young Creatives Studio, young artists design and paint their own skateboard deck using colours, patterns and imagination, ending up with a piece they can proudly display or turn into a shelf for their room. The workshop welcomes all abilities and focuses on creativity, self-expression and confidence in a supportive environment.

Local tip from Karen Riches: "Monyash Reserve backs onto Big Carine Swamp, so it's worth arriving a little early and letting the kids run around the reserve before the workshop starts. Carine's a popular pick for families specifically because of pockets like this, quiet, green and close to good schools, which is part of why homes near the reserve tend to attract strong family interest."

Tickets via Humanitix: Find tickets here

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Things to Do in Joondalup This July

Fairy Winter Holiday Program – Winter Wonderland

Monday 6 July – Friday 17 July (subject to availability) | 9am – 12pm | The Fairy Shop, Joondalup

Wrap up warm for a Winter Wonderland school holiday program at The Fairy Shop Dance Academy, running across the school holidays from Monday 6 July to Friday 17 July, subject to availability. Magical themed mornings run from 9am to 12pm, covering everything from Queen Elsa and Princess Anna to snow fairies, mermaids, unicorns and princesses, with games, dancing, disco time and creative crafts along the way. Suitable for children aged 3 and up, $45 per day, with limited spots.

Local tip from Debbie Bayes: "While the kids are enjoying a session at The Fairy Shop, parents can take the opportunity to shop at Lakeside Joondalup or enjoy a coffee at Trotters Cafe nearby."

Book tickets: trybooking.com

Things to Do in Iluka This July

State of Origin Live on the Big Screen at the JSA

Wednesday 8 July | 6pm | 6 Miami Beach Prom, Iluka WA 6028

Catch State of Origin live on the big screen at the Joondalup Sports Association, with Happy Hour running from 5pm to 6pm before kick-off, burger night at Big Bites, and drink specials running all night.

Local tip from Jay Dass: "The JSA sits right on the edge of Iluka near Burns Beach Road, so it's an easy spot to grab dinner and watch the game without needing to drive far if you're local to the area. Iluka's proximity to venues like this, alongside the beach itself, is a big part of why it keeps attracting buyers who want a relaxed lifestyle close to home."

Find out more: Facebook event

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Things to Do in Kinross This July

Kinross Community Garden – Second Friday Gathering

Friday 10 July | 9:30am – 11am | McNaughton Park, Kinross
(Held on the second Friday of every month)

Lend a hand at the Kinross Community Garden's monthly gathering, with gardening activities like weeding, feeding, pruning, planting and watering for all skill levels, no garden knowledge required, someone will always be happy to show you the ropes. Stick around afterwards for the morning tea table, BYO cup preferred, and feel free to bring something home-made to share.

Local tip from Debbie Bayes: "McNaughton Park is tucked right in the middle of Kinross near the primary school, so it's an easy stop if you're already dropping kids off nearby. Community spaces like this garden are a big part of what makes Kinross attractive to young families, that sense of an established and connected neighbourhood."

Find out more: Facebook event

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Things to Do in Karrinyup This July

Come & Try Powerchair Football – Free Event

Sunday 12 July | 10:30am – 1pm | Stirling Leisure Karrinyup

A free, inclusive session for people who use powerchairs or have limited mobility to try the excitement of football in a supportive environment, run by the Football Futures Foundation. Participants learn the basics, try out the sport, meet others, and are supported throughout by friendly coaches and volunteers. No experience needed, suitable for children and adults with disability aged 7 and up. For more information, contact Baxter at baxterh@footballfutures.org.au.

Local tip from Shirley Heslip: "Stirling Leisure Karrinyup has accessible parking right near the entrance and the facility itself is fully ground-level, so it's an easy venue to get to without needing to navigate stairs or long walks from the car park. Karrinyup's a great example of a suburb that's invested in accessible community facilities like this, which matters to a lot of families when they're deciding where to settle."

Find out more: Register here

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Things to Do in Ocean Reef This July

July Beach Comp at Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club

Saturday 18 July 5am – Sunday 19 July 4pm | Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club, 3 Boat Harbour Quays, Ocean Reef WA 6027

Cast a line at the Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club's July Beach Comp, run by the club's Angling Section. No sign-on and no boundaries, fish anywhere you like as long as you're land-based and back at the club to weigh in by 4pm Sunday. Visitors are welcome to compete, though only members are eligible to win prizes, with categories for Men's, Women's and Veterans, Juniors and Mini Juniors, plus a mystery fish and participation prize. For queries, contact Daniel Bell, Beach Captain, via the event link.

Local tip from Nikki Kale: "Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club is a boating and sailing club located at the new Ocean Reef Marina, an easy landmark if you're heading down for the first time. Ocean Reef's coastal access is one of its biggest draws for buyers, clubs like this one are part of what makes the lifestyle here feel genuinely active rather than just scenic."

Find out more: Facebook event

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Things to Do in Burns Beach This July

WA Coastal Running Festival - Burns Beach -

This event is now sold out, but you can go on the waitlist or just go for the vibe/spectate.

Sunday 26 July | 7:30am – 11:30am | Ocean Parade, Burns Beach WA 6028
Registrations close Friday 12 July

Grab your runners and your crew, the WA Coastal Running Festival returns to Burns Beach this July with a scenic course along the Indian Ocean coastline. Choose your distance: a 4km fun run, an 8km coastal challenge, or a 16km double loop for those chasing endurance. All events are fully chip-timed by Runningworks, with an early 7:50am start, a finisher medal, course entertainment, and the run is open to ages 12 and up. The course starts and finishes at Burns Beach Foreshore. Spots are limited, so locking in entry early is worth it.

Local tip from Jay Dass: "If you're spectating rather than running, Sistas Burns Beach Cafe and Restaurant right near the foreshore is the easiest spot to grab a coffee, watch the start and soak up the atmosphere.

Tickets: Find tickets here

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