Sunday 2 June & Monday 3 June
Join the best in the West at the Parkerville Tavern. The kitchen will be open all day, every day across the long weekend, offering a new winter menu, plus there's wood fired pizza, mulled wine, an outdoor firepit with toasting treats, indoor log fires and mulled wine!

Live Music 3pm-6pm:
Sunday 2 June: ROGUE TRIO
Monday 3 June: NATHAN GAUNT TRIO

Visit the website here. Parkerville Tavern, 6-18 Owen Rd, Parkerville.

Friday 7 June
Join artist Kate Campbell-Pope for this special workshop which will teach 3D fibre form construction inspired by the investigation of seeds, pods and pollen, using natural fibres, threads and plant material, basketry and textiles construction techniques. 

Participants will be invited to return their creations for the community exhibition Seeds, Pods and Pollen at Mundaring Arts Centre 13 Sep-27 Oct as part of the What on Earth project. Suitable for 16+ yrs. 10am-3pm. View event on Facebook. Mundaring Arts Centre, Gt Eastern H'Way, Mundaring. T: 9295 3991

Saturday 8 June
Hills Fabric and Craft De-Stash is an event bringing sellers and buyers together all in one place. This event gives sewists, artisans, creatives, quilters, scrapbookers, knitters, beaders and painters a chance to clear out their cupboards, come together and "de-stash" excess supplies.   

Just $2 entry. 9.30am-2pm. The Connection Centre, Stoneville Rd, Mundaring. Visit Facebook here.

Saturday 8 June
Head out with a guide along the Bibbulmun track from the Perth Hills Discovery Centre to Ball Creek Campsite. Experience what the Jarrah forest has to offer, listen and search for birds and discover facts about some of our special plant species. Once back at the Discovery Centre, enjoy a sausage sizzle with your friends and family. 10am-2pm. Suitable for children age 7+. Find out more here.

Saturday 8 June
Learn how to make some beautiful refined sugar-free, dairy-free, gluten-free treats that are free from harmful preservatives and chemical additives. Learn the techniques of how to naturally flavour and sweeten raw foods, how to achieve the perfect texture and what equipment and ingredients you need to have in your pantry. Sample everything as you go, take home plenty of goodies and save some room for a delicious savoury afternoon tea. 1pm-4.30pm View event on Facebook here.

Sunday 9 June
Take a step back into the 1890’s when C Y O’Connor began work on engineering the longest freshwater pipeline in the world. Explore the history and controversy surrounding the construction of the Mundaring Weir, the pump stations and the 560km pipeline with an expert guide from the National Trust. Discover the secrets of this industrial heritage icon whilst following the O’Connor Trail, Bibbulmun Track and the Weir Walk.  9am-2.30pm. More here.

Sunday 9 June
Mundaring Sunday Markets has a great range of stalls, including seasonal fruit and veg, jewellery, scarves, bags, clothes, craft items, garden ornaments, plants, soap, honey, chutneys and preserves. Snap up a bargain, then enjoy a bite to eat at the Mundaring Hotel, just a few steps away. View info. on Facebook. Markets open 9am-2pm, Nichol Street, Mundaring

Saturday 15 June
Browse the beautiful range of local crafts, artworks, giftware, skincare, homemade preserves and baked goodies, plus there's locally grown fruit and veg, plants and more!  When you finished scouting the stalls, hop over the road for a bite to eat at The Baytree Cafe, or check out the amazing railway memorabilia at the historic Chidlow Tavern. 9am-2pm Chidlow Hall, Old Northam Road, Chidlow. View Facebook.

Sunday 16 June
Whether you are brand new to the health drink craze, or have dabbled in fermenting before, this full day workshop brought to you by Short Street Kitchen is packed with lots of new ideas and information.

Learn all about these delicious drinks and take away everything you need to get started at home.  Workshop runs 9.30am-1pm. Visit Facebook here to find out more.

Sunday 16 June
2019 marks the 16th year of presenting world class chamber music in the wonderful setting of the Darlington Village. Join some of WA's finest musicians for an afternoon of beautiful music at the iconic Darlington Hall. View this month's program on the website here. 
Concert starts 3pm. Darlington Hall, Owen Road, Darlington.

Tuesday 18 June
Sneak on in to KSP's June speakeasy for a food and wine event featuring readings from KSP's Emerging Writer-in-Residence, Susi Fox, thriller writer. 

KSP's June theme celebrates all things Noir. It'll be a gas, killer diller. Wear your gritty best! 6pm-9.30pm.

KSP Writers’ Centre, 11 Old York Road, Greenmount. Visit website here.

Sunday 23 June
Arrive at Forge Farm at 3pm for a two hour ride along the beautiful KEP Track, arriving at Fettler’s Crossing at dusk. Put your horse in the paddock and enjoy a curry (other options available) and a drink around the camp fire, before being driven back to your car at Forge Farm whenever you are ready to leave. Cost per rider is $145 per person includes a meal and glass of wine.     

Why not stay the night at Fettler’s Crossing. Accommodation is available at an extra cost of $50 pp. Forge Farm Riding School, 1830 Forge Drive, Chidlow. T: 0427 444 051 Visit website here.

Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 June
This two day workshop will help you discover an easy and safe way to improve your energy and wellbeing. Workshop runs 9am-5pm both days (attendees are required to attend both days). Visit Mundaring Wellness Centre's Facebook page to find out more about this and other awesome events on offer at the Centre, Craig St, Mundaring.

Sunday 30 June
Chittawarra Valley, Glen Forrest
The first walk of the season is a distance of 6.5km and requires a good level of fitness, featuring a combination of wide trails and bush tracks, with a couple of long steeper sections. Walk commences at 9am.  Duration approx. 2.5-3 hours. Cost is $5 (payable on the walking day). No pets, bikes or children under 12. Bookings and enquiries: Tel: Cliff Burns on 9299 6696.

Running through to Sunday 7 July
Gallery 1 - Community and Change; Future
Celebrating 40 years of nurturing creative potential, Mundaring Arts Centre presents 20 exhibiting artists who have shared practice and the creative journey to create new collaborative and individual works informed by these relationships.
Gallery 2 - The Face of Fingerprints
The short film takes a moment on the 40th anniversary of the arts centre’s establishment to create an archive of the people and passion behind the organisation’s success. Open Tues to Fri 10am-5pm, Sat and Sun 11am-3pm. Closed Mon and public holidays. T: 9295 3991 or visit website here

You don’t need to go to Margaret River or the Swan Valley to sample quality WA wine.

Situated in the Perth Hills village of Mount Helena, Lion Mill Vineyards offer a range of quality wine, including some unusual varieties such as Durif, Zinfandel and Tempranillo.
With a large selection of sparkling, table, reserve, dessert and fortified wines, Lion Mill has a wine for every taste. With free tastings from the Cellar Door, you can try all the wines in a relaxed environment with experienced and friendly staff. Your wine tasting experience will be tailored to suit your needs.

Open Fri 1pm-5pm, Sat & Sun 11am-4pm.  700 Lion Street Mt Helena. T: 0428 316 271. Like the Lion Mill Facebook page to keep up to date with the latest special offers and products.

Learn about the history of the villages that developed along the former Eastern Railway with these short heritage walks compiled by local history groups.

There are currently three walks in the series, featuring the villages of Darlington, Mundaring and Parkerville.

Visit Mundaring Visitor Centre website here to find out more.

The beautifully restored “Parky” is ideal for families with great line up of live, local music between 3pm-6pm every Sunday.
Sun 2 June: Rogue Trio
Sun 9 June: Peta Lee & The Vibrolators
Sun 16 June:Chris Gibbs Band
Sun 23 June: Funkoustic TBC
Sun 30 June: Monty Cotton & The Threads 

6-18 Owen Rd, Parkerville. Tel: 9295 4500 or visit Facebook for more details.

Enjoy live music every Sunday from 12pm-3pm. Relax with a delicious meal in front of the roaring fire while listening to the musician of the week! Visit the Wine Dungeon and sample the Estate's home-grown wines. 

Sun 2 June: 2easy
Sun 9 June: Adam B Harris
Sun 16 June: KD Music
Sun 23 June: 2easy
Sun 30 June: KD Music

Wild Goose Cafe 2927 Toodyay Rd, Gidgegannup. Tel: 9574 6255

Known locally as The Mounties, the historic Mount Helena Tavern was brought to life in 1902. The Tavern is a traditional Australiana-style pub with a country feel that appeals to families, with indoor and outdoor winter fires to keep you cosy and a large beer garden and kids playground. 

Live music Friday & Saturday nights. Visit Facebook here to check out what's coming up this month. 900 Keane St, Mount Helena. T: 9572 2121

The Mundaring Hotel is a family-friendly restaurant, bar and beer garden located in the heart of Mundaring. NEW Winter Menu now out with heaps of homemade delicious dishes to warm the cockles. Plus ALL DAY Sunday Roasts for $25 - available ALL DAY every Sunday from 11.30am.

Regular LIVE MUSIC on Friday and Saturday 7.30pm-10.30pm. Check Facebook for full program. Cnr Nichol/Jacoby St, Mundaring.  T: 9295 1006

Reflections Cafe is now serving up some deliciousness with their new Big Vegetarian Brekky and, at just $17.50, it's certainly egg-cellent value, although you might need to take a walk or jog around the lake to work up an appetite for this bonza breakfast!  

Breakfast menu is available Saturdays and Sundays 8am-11am.

Lunch: Fridays 10am-2pm, Saturdays and Sundays11am-2pm.

You can view Reflections Cafe menus here.

Lake Leschenaultia is located on Rosedale Rd, Chidlow. T: 9290 6645

Escape this winter to beautiful Perth Hills and the Swan Valley and stay at Midland Tourist Park.

Take advantage of the special accommodation rates in selected deluxe chalets when you book minimum 2-night stays using Winter Escape Special. The offer is valid for stays until 31 August 2019.

Book direct online on the Park’s website, or mention this offer when you call the Park's friendly reception staff on 9274 3002. Conditions apply. Midland Tourist Park, 6 Toodyay Rd, Middle Swan. Open Mon-Sun 8am –6pm.

Throughout June
Exploring the many marvellous items that have been ‘Made in Mundaring’.

From the granite slabs quarried at Mahogany Creek for the Perth GPO, to the beautiful stained-glass windows made in Greenmount by Gowers & Brown, the range of building materials, foods, domestic objects, artworks and inventions made locally is extraordinary.

The labour and creativity of people in the past and present is acknowledged in the array of objects displayed and in the stories of the individuals who made them. Open Mon-Sat 9.30am-4pm, Sun & Public Hols 10am-2.30pm. Museum is co-located with the Mundaring Visitor Centre, 7225 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring.