Wildhood Festival 26
WILDHOOD Festival 26 is a children's festival of imagination and adventure for families with young children.
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Perth's character comes through its enduring structures , from the Stone of Destiny at Scone to the clock tower of Perth Town Hall. Along the River Tay, views from Kinnoull and events on South Inch keep the city active. Yet amid constant digital noise, it’s easy to overlook a sound-and-light show in Faskally Wood or a pipe band event on South Inch.
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WILDHOOD Festival 26 is a children's festival of imagination and adventure for families with young children.
The event offers adaptive cycling opportunities and promotes community involvement in Kinross-shire.
National junior athletics championships for disabled athletes held in Perth and Kinross.
WILDHOOD Festival 26 is a children's festival of imagination and adventure for families with young children.
The event offers adaptive cycling opportunities and promotes community involvement in Kinross-shire.
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Disability track and field event held as part of the Red Star Games 2026 in Perth and Kinross.
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The East Disability Badminton Competition 2026 will be held, providing opportunities for disabled athletes.
Young basketball players compete in the Basketball Scotland 3x3 Regional Junior Championships.
An online open day for undergraduate courses in child and youth studies with community learning and development.
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The European Pipe Band Championships will feature food, trade stands, and family entertainment.
A community fair in Strathearn promoting local living, services, and initiatives.
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View Info →You can find live music at North Inch and family-friendly food events like the monthly Perth Farmers’ Market, held at South Inch Car Park. Things to do in Perth range from visiting historic sites such as Scone Palace to experiencing seasonal shows like The Enchanted Forest in Faskally Woods. Events across Perth cover a variety of interests , including culture and arts, Fitness & Outdoors, Shopping & Markets markets, and night-time entertainment spread through neighbourhoods like City Centre and Northbridge.
Outdoor music festivals take place on the River Tay at South Inch, while family activities are hosted in green spaces such as Kings Park. Theatre performances occur near Perth Town Hall, and food experiences including markets use venues like Elizabeth Quay to host local stalls. Seasonal sound-and-light displays attract visitors from across Scotland.
The site helps you find what’s happening this week or over the weekend by listing events in categories such as Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Family & Kids, and Food & Drink. You can explore venues including North Inch, South Inch, Perth City Centre, and Elizabeth Quay through dedicated local guides that highlight accessibility and timing. This allows you to plan activities around specific days or locations across the city’s key areas.
Perth hosts a diverse range of weekly events across categories like Culture & Arts, Food & Drink, Fitness & Outdoors, and Shopping & Markets. Common occurrences include theatre performances at venues such as The State Theatre Centre, food festivals featuring local producers, markets held on South Inch Car Park, and community exhibitions in Perth City Centre. These activities are featured consistently throughout the week within our listings.
Most events occur across key neighbourhoods including City Centre and Northbridge, which serve as hubs for commercial, civic, and entertainment activity. Landmarks such as South Inch and North Inch provide scenic green spaces used regularly for festivals and public gatherings. The urban core of Perth, encompassing areas like Elizabeth Quay and the Council Building at 2 High Street, also hosts cultural events due to its concentration of mixed-use buildings and historic venues.
Yes, several options cater specifically to families across Perth. South Inch is a major green space used for seasonal activities including children’s festivals and community gatherings. North Inch offers historical parkland with inclusive event spaces suitable for all ages. Family-oriented experiences are also available at venues like the AK Bell Library, which hosts events tied to local history archives and literary displays.
Nightlife & Music events take place across several city areas including City Centre, Northbridge, and near major landmarks such as Perth Arena. These include live performances by musicians featured on our platform’s listings , such as Tom Stade or Daniel Sloss: Bitter , as well as late-night cultural experiences hosted at theatres like The State Theatre Centre.
You can explore current event offerings using the site's dedicated 'this week' and 'this weekend' guides, which highlight activities across all categories including Culture & Arts, Nightlife & Music, Food & Drink, Shopping & Markets. Listings are filtered by venue type , such as City Centre or South Inch , or area like Northbridge to help you discover what’s happening locally this coming period without needing specific dates.