Summer nights full of lights, music, performances, fireworks all from a floating stage - get ready for a spectacular start to 2025.
Summer nights full of lights, music, performances, fireworks all from a floating stage – get ready for a spectacular start to 2025. Elizabeth Quay transforms into Perth's premier entertainment zone for Lotterywest Summer Nights, an eight-night festival of immersive performances and family fun.
From Saturday 11 January to Saturday 18 January, Perth will experience a one-of-a-kind celebration that brings together live entertainment, delicious food, and nightly fireworks.
City of Perth Lord Mayor said Lotterywest Summer Nights is one of Perth's most anticipated events of the summer, offering a diverse line up of events and experiences across eight unforgettable nights.
"Elizabeth Quay has been the place to celebrate summer in our City - and now across eight dazzling nights there'll be something for everyone to enjoy free from dance, musical acts, sing-alongs, movies, DJ sets, circus performances and local WAAPA performances – all from a floating stage in the Quay. Pick your night or come to them all, you simply don't want to miss this multi-night spectacle!"
"I am so proud of City's event summer season; Perth has been buzzing with record crowds and record spend numbers. Whether you're looking for a family outing, a date night, or just a chance to enjoy a bright, balmy summer evening in the best riverfront location in WA, the Lotterywest Summer Nights offers something for everyone and every budget."
For the daredevils in the midst, the festival's media partner Network 10, are activating an 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!' rock wall on January 17 and 18 to test your climbing skills.
"Each evening of the eight-day extravaganza will end with fireworks. This is on top of our promise to light up with fireworks every Saturday night in the City in December and January!
"And don't forget, you can still grab a quick and easy dinner every Friday night at the Twilight Food Markets in Forrest Place, which is running through to 28 March," Mr Zempilas said.
Make the most of your weekend with three hours of free parking at CPP Cultural Centre, Pier Street, and His Majesty's car parks. Or get your SmartRider ready, as public transport is free over the summer period.
