Calendar

Enjoy ‘The Sentimental Bloke’, a classic Australian silent movie (made in 1919) accompanied by the pianistic genius of Len Brauer. The film lasts about 100 minutes.

Guided tours of the recently enlarged Cathedral.

Gold pouring demonstrations in the Mint’s original Melting House. Bookings for gold pouring demonstrations must be made by phoning the Mint on 9421 7223

Guided heritage talks; Entrance to a stunning display of pure gold bars and gold nuggets gleam from the darkness of 1899 vaults.

Perth Technical School was the location for first tertiary educational activity in the state. Now a stunningly renovated art gallery, it features a majestic entrance and staircase, high ceilings and original art nouveau lead lighting.

Wander through the now named Linton & Kay Gallery at the Old Perth Technical college and immerse yourself in the current exhibitions by three of WA’s leading artists; Helen Norton, Andy Quilty and Mel Brigg

Walk around the Moana Chamber which dates from the early 1900’s. Recently renovated by Architects Nic Brunsdon and Beth George it has now become a hub for small creative businesses. Built as a Café, it is great to see this wonderful space revitalised and again in use. It reminds us to ‘look up’ and see what beauties are beyond street level.

Take a self-guided tour and enjoy the tranquil beauty of this wonderful cathedral, which opened in 1888.

From a machine which supposedly cured acne to an uncomfortable looking probe to remove bladder stones, the RPH museum has a unique story to tell.

A short organ recital by Jacinta Jakovcevic, Director of Cathedral Music