Events in Perth From 6th April – 12th April 2026

You can find a variety of creative and community-led events across Perth this week. A networking breakfast at St John's Church Hall offers coffee and conversation in a quiet setting, part of ongoing efforts to build inclusive spaces in the city centre. Further north, the Black Watch Heritage Centre hosts performance lectures on military history, with live instrumental accompaniment by local musicians from Perthshire ensembles.

At Scone Palace grounds, which remain subject to peak-season overcrowding, guided walks explore medieval architecture and land use in central Scotland during the 12th century. These take place mid-morning to early afternoon; advance booking through Transperth is required for access via its linked transport service network.

Music events blend tradition and innovation: a candlelit orchestral rock performance runs at Perth City Hall on Thursday evening, while Friday features an intimate farewell gig by The Caledonian Hush in a converted warehouse near Elizabeth Quay bus station.

For artists interested in scaling their work, masterclasses are offered through Artspace West. These cover technical aspects of stage production and public engagement strategies, with hands-on access to sound equipment used during recent performances at Perth’s Civic Theatre complex.

Food-focused gatherings happen weekly across the city centre, including a community pop-up near Perseverance Park featuring local bakeries using stone-ground flour from nearby mills, reflecting Perth's longstanding role in milling and textile industries.

All events are listed with times and venues to support public transport use as recommended by Transperth’s latest guidance on access during peak hours.