There are 38 attractions in Swan Valley open on Friday
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Experience the most thrilling laser tag adventure in Perth at Laser Corps.
Midland Junction Arts Centre is a vibrant visual and performing arts facility managed by Mundaring Arts Centre Inc.
Outback Splash, Perth's funnest family day out!
Regardless of whether you like playing with big balls or small, you’ll find a game to suit you here.
Don’t miss the opportunity to take a look inside the famous studio of Antonio Battistessa, where many of the works you’ll see around the Swan Valley and Western Australia were created.
Welcome to a unique Australian experience for everyone!
Come to Caversham Wildlife Park and you can come face to face with most of Australia's native animals and meet your favourite farm animals as well.
The Gallery offers handcrafted Jarrah, Marri and sheoak furniture, works of art from West Australian Artists and craft by local craft persons.
Spend the day pushing your limits and conquering your fears at the Climb Zone!
Nurturing art and culture in Ellenbrook and surrounds.
Ellenbrook Arts aim is to assist with the development of an arts based culture within the Swan Valley Region.
Gomboc Gallery Sculpture Park established in 1982 is free to the public and has regularly changing exhibitions of painting and sculpture within 5 indoor galleries, promoting both Australian and International Artists.
Excellent gallery with range of original handcrafted pottery. Chat to the potters in this historic location.
Thomas Maurer the inventor of Illusionary art, creates three dimensional illusions on a flat sheet of aluminium using only an angle grinder.
Artworks and furniture in a studio set in a garden. Shows the bold prints of Jude Taylor. Her work reflects the Western Australian flora and her perception of life.
Nestled on the banks of the Swan River, the gallery is housed in John Septimus Roe’s original homestead, which sits within the grounds of the Mandoon Estate Winery in Caversham.
Maalinup Aborginal Gallery specialises in fine art by Indigenous artists from the South West of Western Australia.
MJAC is a multi-arts space perfect for exhibitions, creative development, performance, classes and special arts events all year round. The Swan Art Awards, November 2012.
Have you discovered Monet Gallery Yet? One of the best on-going exhibitions of beautiful paintings in Perth!
If you're a motoring enthusiast or just interested in local history you'll find something of interest in the Museum. There's a range of cars & motorcycles from the late 19th century through to now
You will never forget your visit to this world-class display of hundreds of Australia's native animals, birds, fish and reptiles.
Located in the beautiful Swan Valley our venue provides great recreational entertainment for all ages, whilst getting out in the fresh air of the rural Valley and enjoying the picturesque scenery.
Perth's biggest and best Paintball fields. Corporate, social or bucks parties welcome.
Great news for all the Gourmet foodies around Perth, Providore has now expanded to the Swan Valley. Check out Providore in the Swan Valley and taste their wines, chocolate liqueur and food for yourself.
Revolutions brings all the different modes of land transport together into one place and is the storytelling hub of the Transport Heritage Trail at Whiteman Park
Stories on the Wall uses art in a decorative way, and art that can be used as tables, chairs, and shelves! Furthermore, using recycled timber furniture helps reduce environmental impact by recycling and minimizing the use of synthetic materials!
Specialising in the history of the colonial settlement of Guildford and the Swan Valley, the Colonial Gaol and Taylor's Cottage offer an insight into Perth's recent history.
In step with the trendy craft beer movement, the Swan Valley is home to nine fantastic breweries and cideries producing contemporary and creative beers and cider.
Lots & lots of fabulously friendly farm animals, Kangaroos, Emus and more….
Explore and understand what it must have been like to live here in the late 19th century.