Calling all young creatives aged 12-26: Sign up for the free Paint My Precinct Mural Workshop series and learn the tricks of the trade from a professional mural artist!

Express your interest to be a part of the Sustainable Art for a Sustainable Mind Youth Arts Exhibition presented by KickstART Festival 2024 and City of Melville. Sustainable Art for a Sustainable Mind is a program is for young disabled and neurodiverse people aged 10 to 25 to create new artworks to be exhibited at Atwell Gallery through a series of workshops led by local young artist Neish P. 

The ever popular KISS club returns in 2024 with Propel Youth Arts WA’s Youth Week WA KickstART Festival, in partnership with Midland Junction Arts Centre.

KISS club is a showcase of works in progress by emerging and established artists from various live and experimental arts disciplines. It was founded by Sydney artist Karen Therese and has been run by pvi collective, a tactical media group, since 2010. From 2017 to 2020, KISS club was delivered in partnership with PICA, and in 2022, it became a platform exclusive to emerging artists with the inaugural KickstART Edition.

Democracy Repairs Services presented at The Blue Room Theatre between 7 to 25 November 2023, is hosting four community engagement workshop. All workshops are FREE and hosted at The Blue Room Theatre.

Attendees to these workshops will also receive discounted tickets to any performance of Democracy Repair Services. *Discount code will be provided

Young Makers Program is brought to you by Propel and in collaboration with The Blue Room Theatre (TBRT). We are inviting 10 young people from First Nations and CaLD backgrounds (15 - 18 years of age) to experience TBRT’s live performance festival, Summer Nights 2024.

The Centre for Stories mentor trainee program is designed for people who are early in their writing career and are ready to take the next steps to becoming mentors themselves. Participants will be paired with a published author who will help you ‘level up’ your writing enterprise. As well as being paired with a mentee: an emerging writer taking their first steps in the literature sector.

The Perth Festival Creative Weekender is back for 2023; a free, two-day, practical arts experience for creative young people in Years 9 – 12. Held at The Blue Room Theatre on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 March

Call for Expressions of Interest: KickstART Festival Stallholders 2023 The KickstART Festival Markets is all about showcasing what the young makers, creatives and small business owners of Perth have to offer. No experience in stall holding is required, and registration is completely free!

PIVOT 2022 – Community Consultation

In 2021, Propel Youth Arts WA presented the pilot program PIVOT: Arts Admin for Sustainable Careers. Now, in 2022, Propel is planning the next iteration of the PIVOT program and offering even more opportunities to engage with!…

The Perth Festival’s Creative Weekender is a new multi-day program of events, talks, practical workshops and community building experiences. Perth Festival is looking for Western Australia’s curious, passionate and imaginative young people for a weekend to nourish your creative practice and build your tribe. This is a space where you will learn and create alongside industry mentors, creative leaders and Festival artists.

Perth Festival are looking for passionate young people interested in any art form – from film to music, photography to drama and visual arts to literature – who are keen to learn about culture and the arts in Western Australia.

Spark Youth Theatre, Inner West Council & Rachel Roberts, supported by the Australian Council for the Arts, is hosting a 6 month professional development program aimed at giving young artists a leg up in the industry!

The PLWA Producer Lab is a capacity building and professional development opportunity for emerging, independent producers or self-producing artists in Western Australia, both metro and regionally based. The Lab will bring together a cohort of 12 emerging producers for a ‘nuts and bolts’ style traineeship in producing, based on Performing Lines’ method of learn-by-practice and next-level thinking.

Paper Mountain are excited to announce that they will be opening a gallery pop-up store in the ground floor of the ENEX building (682 Hay Street Mall). Mountain Co-Op will be a six month pop-up shop that will feature emerging art and craft practitioners, independent and handmade products, small exhibitions, and creative workshops! It will be a gallery, an independent shop, and a creative learning space!

The team behind Stumble had their first major show at the Blue Room Theatre Borderline postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19. This year they are presenting a FREE series of online workshop videos for young people who want to dip their toe into the world of theatre-making.

WAYTCo is offering two six-week training courses in Direction for Opera with Brendan Hanson and Design for Opera with Zoe Atkinson... and at the end of the course a director and production designer will be appointed for West Australian Opera production of The Nightingale!

Calling all young people interested in performance and theatre! 🎭 WA Youth Theatre Company is inviting WA locals aged 13-26 to learn, rehearse, perform and win in their new Lounge Room Project. The Lounge Room Project will bring you 8 weeks of FREE professional tutorials to help you develop your own original work at home.

Sounding Together is a workshop which immerses its participants in creating together over five days in regional Australia, with the guidance of visiting experimental musicians/sound artists Annette Krebs (Berlin) & Jim Denley (Sydney). Placing an emphasis on play & improvisation, Sounding Together is a space where folks with idiosyncratic approaches to making art are nurtured & encouraged, whilst having plenty of time to reflect on and discuss concerns & challenges.