Your Week: The best events on in Perth this week

There’s no need to hibernate this winter — here are seven reasons to get out and about this week.

Retro Musical Bingo

Saturday June 27, 6.30pm, Ascot Racecourse, Belmont

Epilepsy WA’s fundraising event is back for 2026, and 80s kids can expect a night of music and laughs in support of the organisation’s vital work supporting West Australians with epilepsy. Dress-ups are encouraged and there will be a cash bar (BYO food).

Tickets $40 from Shout For Good

Dave

Saturday June 27, 7pm, RAC Arena, Perth

The acclaimed UK rapper and songwriter wraps up his The Boy Who Played The Harp arena tour with a single show in Perth. He’ll be supported by Karani.

Tickets from $89.90 from Ticketek

Aviation Heritage Museum open day

Saturday June 27, 4pm, Aviation Heritage Museum, Bull Creek

The RAAFA museum will unveil its newest exhibit with a free family open day. As well as viewing the restored Beechcraft Baron — a former Royal Flying Doctor Service aircraft flown by pioneering WA aviator and nurse Robin “Sugarbird Lady” Miller — visitors can learn all about Miller’s legacy as well as taking in the museum’s wider collection of aircraft and artefacts, plus a range of family-friendly activities.

Tickets free from Humanitix

Supanova

Saturday June 27 and Sunday June 28, 10am-6pm, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Perth

Back To The Future’s Christopher Lloyd, Simon Pegg (Star Trek, Shaun Of The Dead) and Charmed stars Holly Marie Combs and Brian Krause are among the celebrities set to appear at the annual celebration of all things comics, gaming and pop culture. Entry for children under 11 is free with an adult ticketholder.

Day passes from $45.50 from supanova.com.au

Life In The Great Barrier Reef

Saturday June 27 to Sunday November 8, various session times, WA Maritime Museum, Fremantle

This new virtual-reality documentary from the makers of recent hit The Great Kimberley Wilderness dives deep beneath the waves on an immersive 360-degree journey through the world’s biggest reef.

Tickets $20 for adults and $17.50 for concessions and children (free for under-fives)

Disney Symphony

Sunday June 28, 3pm, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre

The 55-piece Philharmonic South West Orchestra will perform some of Disney’s most beloved tunes live on stage, from classic films such as The Lion King, Toy Story and Moana.

Tickets $38.50 from bunburyentertainment.com

Skating in Mandurah

Friday July 3 to Sunday July 19, from 9am daily, Eastern Foreshore, Mandurah

A pop-up ice rink will return to the Mandurah waterfront just in time for the winter school holidays, as part of the City of Mandurah’s Winter in Mandurah events series. The 45-minute all-abilities ice-skating sessions are designed for ages three and older, and there will also be winter markets running on Fridays from 5pm-8pm along the foreshore.

Online tickets $12 plus booking fee for ages three to four, and $22 plus booking fee for ages five and over; in-person tickets $15 plus booking fee for ages three to four and $26 plus booking fee for ages five and over