Sticks, Stones, Broken Bones transports
children and adults alike into a giddy, funny dream world, a shadowy,
bent take on Warner Brother’s wackiness. Flying Ninjas, UFO abductions
and brain transplants! In each scene the audience is invited behind the
visual trickery, to witness the making of the shadow puppet melodramas.

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After her sold-out concert with WASO in 2011, Justine Clarke returns for
another exciting outdoor family event at Perth Zoo. This fun-filled
concert includes audience favourites I Like to Sing, Watermelon and
Dinosaur Roar, plus new additions from her three top-selling,
ARIA-nominated albums. Bring along the whole family and experience the
wonder of a live orchestra with one of Australia’s leading children’s
entertainers, Justine Clarke!

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How long do you think it will be before robots walk the streets with us?
After all, they are already so advanced they can build our cars,
explore space and even operate on people. In our next exhibition Science
Fiction, Science Future, you can explore the past and present
predictions for our future.

Find out why teleportation, holograms, invisibility and mind control
aren’t as far away from reality as you may think!

You will be able to move objects with your mind, use only your eyes to
draw an image, be mimicked by a life-like robot, and see augmented
reality in action.

You will also be able to draw and describe what you think houses,
transport and our planet will look like in the future – will we live on
Mars, get around using jet-pack rockets, or have a robot cooking our
meals? You decide!
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The City of Perth will again be hosting the annual Skyworks celebrations for Australia Day, with a full day of family fin and entertainment. The Skyworks will be over the Swan River from 8pm

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