Victoria Park Centre for the Arts

Exhibition Opening: ‘Nga Toenga – What we leave behind’ Shannon Frankis
2026-08-28 17:30 - 19:30 (Australia/Perth) | WA
Exhibition runs: 28 August – 15 September 2026
Opening event: Friday 28 August, 5.30pm-7.30pm
An exploration of cultural identity, love, loss and how current culture fed through the media affects tradition. A combination of large and small atmospheric works with an emotional residue of things lost and things left behind.
These works are predominantly female portraits or figures in private moments with bicultural ethnicity, carrying cultural motifs which can be read as autobiographical – Polynesian/Maori/English.
(Pictured: Te Waka whero i te Ngahere (Red Canoe in the Forest), 2023)

Victoria Park Centre for the Arts Exhibition Program 2027 Information Session (Online)
2026-08-16 10:00 - 11:00 | WA
Are you interested in being part of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts Exhibition Program in 2027?
Led by Gok-Lim, Director of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, this Info Session will guide you through the application process and what’s on offer at the centre. We’ll look at what VPCA staff consider when assessing applications, and discuss any ideas that you may be thinking about developing.
In this session, we’ll cover:
· The VPCA overall vision for creative programming in 2027
· How to communicate your exhibition ideas and present your work
· Examples of what we may be looking to exhibiting and platform
· History and context of the VPCA
· Plus a general Q&A
If you are even a little bit curious, come along! The VPCA is very supportive of new and emerging artists of all backgrounds! A recording of the online session will be provided to all who register.
Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/exhibition-program-information-session
(Pictured: ‘Acid Utopia: Judgment Day’ Lyle Branson, Peter Carlino, Anthony Kelly, Guillermo Kramer, 2025)

Exhibition Opening: ‘An Unnatural History of Moths’ Christopher Crouch and Cherish Marrington
2026-08-07 18:00 - 20:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Opening event: Friday 7 August, 6.00pm-8.30pm
Exhibition runs: 7 August – 25 August 2026

‘An Unnatural History of Moths’ is a collection of drawings and watercolours based on the concept of camouflaged moths. The moths are fictitious and exist in a fictitious landscape, but the principles of camouflage remain. They are both apart from the landscape and pretending to be it. The world that is depicted is a figment of the artist’s imagination, and the process by which they are made involves Christopher Crouch and Cherish Marrington working on the same work, creating a space that is coherent but alienating. This show is a part of an ongoing body of work.
‘We are faced with an environmental catastrophe where an established cannon of beauty means nothing as forests die, species vanish and the natural world that we thought would give us solace forever burns and floods and changes into something new.’

Cultural Dinner: Lebanese
2026-08-05 18:30 - 20:30 | Victoria Park Community Centre, 248 Gloucester Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Discover the ways that culture and cuisine are interwoven on a laid-back evening getting to know your neighbours with delicious homemade food.

Cultural Dinners are an interactive experience where a local host prepares a meal to share their unique story and heritage. After introductions, guests join in preparing an element of the dinner before having a homely sit-down meal together. Join us to see how global migration has shaped the cultures and cuisines in your community…

The Cultural Sharing Dinners Project is an initiative of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, in collaboration with Victoria Park Community Centre. This project is funded by the Department of Communities through its Empowering Communities Programme.

Please note:
This is a community event rather than a restaurant experience, so emphasis is put on connection, respect and learning together. The evening’s culture/cuisine is detailed in the event info but may be subject to change to accommodate any last-minute changes in hosts. Guests are welcome to BYO alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages to accompany the meal; table water is provided. Unfortunately, we are not able to cater for all dietary requirements as we already ask so much from our hosts; however, there are vegetarian options at each dinner.

Kreol | A celebration of Indian Ocean Kreol cultures
2026-07-26 16:00 - 18:00 | Hillview Intercultural Community Centre, 1-3 Hill View Place, Bentley, WA, Australia
The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts is partnering with Hillview Intercultural Community Centre to deliver cultural sharing events for the community. Our July gathering is a family friendly event celebrating the richness of Indian Ocean Kreol cultures.
Nuanced presents: Exploring Kreol Culture Through Music, Dance and Storytelling
Nuanced is a community development organisation dedicated to celebrating and strengthening the cultural identities of Indian Ocean island communities, including Mauritius, Rodrigues, Seychelles and Réunion Island.
Join us for an interactive cultural experience featuring live & traditional music and instruments, traditional dance, storytelling and audience participation. Through the rhythms of Séga, audiences will discover the histories, resilience and creativity of the Mauritian community and their diaspora in Australia.
The event includes:

Cultural presentation and storytelling
Live music performance and traditional instruments presentation
Traditional dance demonstration
Interactive dance workshop
Audience participation activities

This family-friendly event offers a unique opportunity to experience the richness and diversity of Indian Ocean Kreol cultures.
Join us to experience the richness of Kreol culture.

(Pictured: photo courtesy of Lavi Sega)

‘Beyond Vision’ VisAbility Group Exhibition
2026-07-17 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Opening event: Friday 17 July 2026, 5.30pm-7.30pm
Exhibition runs: 17 July – 4 August 2026
Weekend gallery hours: Saturdays and Sundays 10.00am-4.00pm
Beyond Vision is the Community Activity Centre (CAC) at VisAbility’s first public art exhibition feauturing a diverse collection of paintings, mosaics, pottery and woodwork by artists from the Centre’s creative programs.
We invite you to look beyond assumptions about low and no vision to discover the creativity, individuality and talent of the CAC community.
(Pictured: Elizabeth Gow)

Artist talk: Victor Ronan ‘50 Years of Deadly’
2026-07-11 13:00 - 14:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Front Room), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Victor Ronan is the local feature artist for ‘50 years of Deadly’, our 2026 NAIDOC Week Exhibition. Come to see him speak about this collection of beautiful paintings on Saturday 11 July.
Victor started painting at VPCA’s Create Connect art workshops in 2021 before concentrating on developing his skills through more individually focused studies, where Victor connected with the stories from his family. Victor’s technical approach references the work of local Noongar artists, trained in Western styles of drawing and painting from the Carrolup School in the early part of the 20th century. Victor’s story echoes this year’s NAIDOC theme of determination and resilience, studying and honouring his culture; continuing to develop a personal artistic voice.
(Pictured: Victor Ronan ‘Outback Desert’)

Absolute Essentials for Visual Artists (How to Make Beautiful Art While Juggling Life’s Irritating Responsibilities)
2026-06-28 13:30 - 15:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
We are delighted to announce that our good friend and collaborator Paula Silbert, of Paula Silbert Arts Consultancy (www.paulasilbert.com) will be hosting a one-off event at our VPCA Art Studio for our members and followers. Tickets are limited.
Paula will be delivering a short professional development workshop with a booklet for each artist to keep and refer to long after your time together.
It is suitable for visual artists and makers of all ages and stages.
The workshop will cover:

Suggestions to achieve new and heartfelt creative aims and visions
Being visible – how and where to be seen
Exhibition planning – openings and closings
Selling
Where good, current, proven advice can be found

This presentation is a public thank you to VPCA, Jeremy, the Board and VPCA members – all proceeds from ticket sales will go towards supporting the Art Centre.
(Photograph by Cate Rose)

2026 Winter Solstice Artisan Pop up
2026-06-19 18:00 - 2026-06-21 16:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Event runs: 19 – 21 June 2026
A premium three-day event showcasing the finest handmade products by Western Australian artists and designers. Set in an intimate gallery setting spanning two spaces and a corridor, the Winter Solstice Artisan Exhibition aims to evoke a cosy and warm creative gathering that celebrates the diversity and craftsmanship of WA makers.

Opening Night, Friday 19 June (6.00pm): Join us for an evening of a special Kandyan dance performance by Kishani Wijesinghe, live music by Sanshi Didgeridoo and Praashekh Borkar. a delectable selection of Japanese rice balls available for purchase from Omusubi Natchan.

The Rabari Book Launch , Saturday 20 June (2.00pm): The Rabari Book Launch by The Anjelms Project with Kandyan dance performance by Kishani Wijesinghe.

The exhibition continues on Saturday 20th June and Sunday 21st June 10am – 4pm daily. Omusubi Natchan food truck will also be on site throughout the weekend.

Participating artists: Joanna Hiu, Nicole Francois, Jacqui Hills, The Anjelms Project, Danji+Moto (Danna Stevenson), Ginger Never Cries, Annette Wiguna, Renée Parnell, and Pene Turner.

Free entry. Please note 1.9% card surcharge will apply, cash payment is accepted. Please consider bringing your own bag.

Exhibition Opening: ‘Fragments of Tranquility’ Lynley Jakowyna
2026-06-05 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Exhibition runs: 5-16 June 2026
Opening event: Friday 5 June, 5.30pm-7.30pm
Lynley Jakowyna presents a collection of mosaic works depicting the Australian landscape. Experimenting with different techniques and materials, Lynley is constantly challenging herself to develop and extend her knowledge in order to create the desired effects of dimension, realism, reflectivity and perspective of a painterly style of mosaic making.
Inspiration for these pieces usually comes from different aspects of the natural beauty of our country or the desire to create an atmosphere or represent an emotion in the finished piece. The mosaics are the artist’s interpretation of these images with which she has a personal connection.

Hungary: A celebration of Hungarian culture
2026-05-24 16:00 - 18:00 | Hillview Intercultural Community Centre, 1-3 Hill View Place, Bentley, WA, Australia
Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, Hillview Intercultural Community Centre, Keszkeno Hungarian Folk Dancers & musicians Hot Paprika will deliver a family event of music, song and dance, celebrating the richness of Hungarian culture.

Tickets only $10 or $5 for children and seniors.

Artist talk and Q+A: Sarah Eve 'Ancient and Ephemeral'
2026-05-23 14:00 - 15:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Join exhibiting artist Sarah Eve for a free Artist Talk and Q+A exploring her solo exhibition ‘Ancient and Ephemeral’ and the landscapes that continue to move, shape and inspire us.
Long write up for website: In this relaxed and engaging session, Sarah will speak about her creative practice and techniques, and how experiences of place, memory and time inform her abstract realism landscapes. This talk offers a deeper insight into the ideas and processes behind Ancient & Ephemeral, inviting audiences to consider their own emotional connections to landscape and place. The session will conclude with an open Q+A, allowing guests to ask questions and engage directly with the artist.
Open to all, art lovers, collectors, students and the curious.
Free to attend.
(Pictured: ‘The Cathedral’ (detail) Sarah Eve)

Exhibition Opening: ‘Ancient and Ephemeral’ Sarah Eve
2026-05-22 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
‘Ancient and Ephemeral’ Sarah Eve
Exhibition runs: 21 May – 2 June 2026
Opening event: Friday 22 May, 5.30pm-7.30pm
Artist Talk and Q+A: Saturday 23 May, 2.00pm
Painting workshop: Saturday 30 May, 2.00pm-4.30pm, bookings here
An exploration of the Australian landscape, inspired by ancient rock formations that have stood as silent witnesses to the evolution of land, life and humanity. Through Abstract Realism, Sarah Eve reinterprets these landscapes with colours drawn from memory and experience, evoking a sense of awe, connection and contemplation. The exhibition reflects on our impermanence in contrast to the enduring power of the land, inviting audiences to consider their own relationship with place and their responsibility toward environmental respect and preservation.
(Pictured: Sarah Eve, Golden Indijup)

Exhibition Opening: ‘Grief: A Dreamless Landscape’ Emma Purkis
2026-05-09 18:00 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Front Room), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Exhibition Opening: ‘Grief: A Dreamless Landscape’ Emma Purkis

Exhibition runs: 4 May – 19 May 2026Opening event: Saturday 9 May, 6.00pm-7.30pm

‘Grief: A Dreamless Landscape’ is an ensemble of autobiographical works which explore ways grief can manifest psychologically over time.
The works juggle with the ideas of loss, heartbreak, self loathing, self acceptance and a search for peace. The project overall is a reflective process, drawing on memory and personal experience, which in conjunction talk to the broader themes of mental health and trauma.

The Piano in the Park Ellington Showcase
2026-05-02 12:00 - 14:00 | Ellington Jazz Club, 193 Beaufort Street, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
Ticketed event at the Ellington Jazz Club, tickets ($24/$29) available here
See the full programme of performers here
A showcase featuring celebrated pianists and emerging musicians. Anna Sleptsova and Tommy Seah will be performing with their young mentees, including Maya Portella-Schulz who featured on the ABC iview series ‘The Piano’. Maya was a recent finalist in the French Prodiges series in Paris.

About the Showcase
Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (VPCA), was donated a community piano from the ABC in 2025. VPCA has run its first piano mentoring program in 2026, with an arts grant from Town of Victoria Park; senior pianists have shared their musical and creative experience with young and emerging local musicians. This event marks the culmination of the mentoring program at Ellington Jazz Club.

About Anna Sleptsova
Anna has appeared as a recitalist and soloist with orchestras and ensembles in Eastern Europe, Germany, Canada, UK, New Zealand, Australia, United States, France, China, Singapore, Japan and Thailand. In Australia, Anna has made numerous live and studio recordings for ABC Classic FM, ABC TV, SBS Radio and 2MBS FM as a soloist, chamber musician and accompanist. Anna collaborated with several distinguished musicians, among them Simon Tedeschi, John Harding, Pei-Sian Ng, Alexandre Da Costa, Barbara Jane Gilby, Roger Smalley, Sophie Rowell, Esther van Stralen, Sally Anne Russell, Caitlin Hulcup, Michael Lewis, Michael Goldschlager, Janis Laurs, Paul Wright, and many others.
Anna performs as a soloist with West Australian Symphony Orchestra, West Australian Youth Orchestra, Fremantle Chamber Orchestra, Faith Court Orchestra. In 2001 Anna received a Churchill Fellowship and released her highly acclaimed CD “A notable keyboard talent”.

About Tommy Seah
As a solo performer, Tommy has performed across Australia, Asia, Europe, North America, and Central Asia. He has been selected to compete in prestigious international competitions such as the Hamamatsu International Piano Competition in Japan, and the Liszt International Piano Competition, Bayreuth-Weimar in Germany, to name a few. Tommy is also an accomplished chamber musician, having performed with renowned musicians such as Akiko Miyazawa, Margaret Blades, Andrew Nicholson, Yi-Yun Loei, Eve Silver, Sally Boud, Jon Tooby, Robert Gladstones, Adam Miculicz, Ashley Smith, Philip Everall, Jonathan Paget, and Emily Gunson. With violinist Akiko Miyazawa, he has performed the complete sonatas for violin and piano by Beethoven and Brahms.
Since 2017, Tommy has been teaching at WAAPA as a sessional piano lecturer. Additionally, he has taught and directed the Adamant International Piano Summer School in Vermont, USA. He is also the artistic director and founder of Perth Recital Series and the president of the Royal Schools Music Club.

Exhibition Opening: ‘What Remains’ Brianne Sharp and Kasia Kolikow
2026-05-01 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Exhibition Opening: ‘What Remains’ Brianne Sharp and Kasia Kolikow

Exhibition runs: 1 May – 19 May 2026Opening event: Friday 1 May, 5.30pm-7.30pm

‘What Remains’ is a collection of new works that brings together the practices of Brianne Sharp and Kasia Kolikow, exploring themes home, belonging and memory.

By privileging slow, deliberate processes, Brianne and Kasia create a dialogue between materials and place, reflecting on how the act of making can become a way remembering and preserving what home means.

(Pictured: ‘Relics’, Brianne Sharp)

Cultural Dinner: Malay
2026-04-22 18:30 - 20:30 | Victoria Park Community Centre, 248 Gloucester Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia

Exhibition Opening: Vic Park Printmakers ‘Bounty’
2026-04-19 10:00 - 12:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Studio), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Join the Vic Park Printmakers for the opening of their new exhibition ‘Bounty’.

The exhibition will feature a range of printmaking techniques with works for sale from local artists. Funds raised from the long-table event will go towards continuing the volunteer run Vic Park Printmaking group, who are now in their eleventh year. The Vic Park Printmakers encourage exploration and creative expression through printmaking with an inclusive community focus.

‘Bounty’ is open daily from Tuesday 14th to Sunday 26th April 2026 with free entry to all.

This exhibition is part of the 2026 Town of Victoria Park’s Arts Season.

Unblock your Creativity Project
2026-04-11 10:00 - 16:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
This flexible, drop-in creative activation offers a welcoming space for play, connection, and exploration. The program features five rotating, artist-led stations including calligraphy, watercolour, printmaking, air-dry clay, and mural art. Participants are free to come and go, explore at their own pace, and build creative confidence through hands-on, expressive experiences.
Part of Town of Victoria Park Arts Season 2026.
Free to attend, no booking necessary

Tommy Seah and The Piano in the Park
2026-03-29 14:00 - 17:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Victoria Park Centre for the Arts was donated a community piano from the ABC in 2025. A mentoring series will be run in 2026, with the support of an arts grant from Town of Victoria Park, where senior pianists share their musical and creative experience with young and emerging musicians.
We are inviting observers (all ages/levels) along to this session in a friendly and safe environment. Free to attend, but registration is essential.
We’re delighted to announce our Piano in the Park mentors:
Sun 15 Feb – Anna Sleptsova (Concert Pianist & former Head of Piano at WAAPA)
Sun 08 March – Gaby Gunders (UWA Conservatorium of Music)
Sun 29 March – Tommy Seah (President of the Royal Schools Music Club & Piano Faculty WAAPA)
Sat 02 May – Matinee Showcase at Ellington Jazz Club (Tickets will be available through www.ellingtonjazz.com.au)
Register to attend any of the mentoring sessions as an observer here.
If you are interested in participating as a mentee, please submit expression of interest to: mareelaffan@hotmail.com.

P(ART)icipate: Lantern Making with Lewis Horne
2026-03-27 10:00 - 18:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Studio), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Build your own traditional Chinese lanterns from scratch out of bamboo, paper and glue. All materials provided. Bring your completed lantern down to P(ART)icipate: Arts and Culture Festival on Saturday 28th March, and join in the parade!
Suitable for ages 5+, adult supervision will be required for ages 5-10.
Session times:
10am-12pm
1pm-3pm
4pm-6pm
Free to attend, booking required here: https://events.humanitix.com/lantern-making-with-lewis-horne
Part of Town of Victoria Park Arts Season 2026.

Exhibition Opening: ‘Understory’ Cally Nelson
2026-03-20 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Exhibition runs: 19 March 2026 – 31 March 2026
Opening event: Friday 20 March, 5.30pm-7.30pm
Working in acrylic on paper and canvas, Cally Nelson explores her relationship with the environment through the depiction of natural settings in an intuitively driven process.
In particular she expresses her love of trees, birds, colour and movement through these paintings.

Artist talk: Joanna Hui ‘Blooming Suburbs Series 1: Victoria Park’
2026-03-15 11:00 - 11:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Sunday 15 March, 11.00am-11.30am
Join Joanna Hui at the gallery for a artist talk, to hear her speak about her practice alongside her exhibition ‘Blooming Suburbs Series 1: Victoria Park’. She will also have the gallery open Sunday 15 March from 11.00am-1.00pm.
‘Blooming Suburbs’ is a pressed flower series inspired by the suburbs many of us move through without slowing down, exhibiting from 27 February – 17 March.
Free to attend, no rsvp necessary.

Gaby Gunders and The Piano in the Park
2026-03-08 14:00 - 17:00 | WA

Anna Sleptsova and The Piano in the Park
2026-02-15 14:30 - 2026-03-15 17:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia

Cultural Dinner: Singapore
2026-02-11 18:30 - 20:30 | Victoria Park Community Centre, 248 Gloucester Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Tickets available here ($15+bf)
Discover the ways that culture and cuisine are interwoven on a laid-back evening getting to know your neighbours with delicious homemade food…
Cultural Dinners are an interactive experience where a local host is invited to prepare a meal to share their unique story and heritage. After introductions, guests join in preparing an element of the dinner before having a homely sit-down meal together.
The Cultural Sharing Dinners Project is an initiative of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, in collaboration with Victoria Park Community Centre. This project is funded by the Australian Government’s Fostering Integration Grants Program through the Department of Home Affairs.

Exhibition Opening: 'Assemblage'
2026-02-06 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Exhibition runs: 6 February – 24 February 2026
Opening event: Friday 6 February, 5.30-7.30pm
Assemblage showcases a group of emerging artists who work in a variety of disciplines that include painting, drawing, textiles, sculpture and installation. The distinctive creative voices of Elizabeth Hughes, Agnes Tregonning-Barwell, Jay Quin, Anna ‘Marta’ Martianova and Cadia Annita combine to express a range of diverse responses to contemporary life. Each artist presents a slice of their own unique history and identity. This group comes together after studying a Diploma of Visual Arts at North Metropolitan TAFE.
(Pictured: Jay Quin, Agnes Tregonning-Barwell)

VPCA Christmas Art and Craft Market!
2025-12-07 08:00 - 12:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Market happening Sunday 7 December 2025, 8am-12pm
Our annual VPCA Christmas Art and Craft Market is coming up again, add the date to your diaries and please share with anybody who might like to be a stallholder or might like to come along!
Stalls are only $25. To apply for a stall you need to be a member of the centre (an additional $25 for membership if you aren’t a member already and you would be supporting the centre).
Application forms can be found here:
Log in to your account on our website first here
Then find the Christmas market details/forms here
Market Stall: $25
Trestle Table Hire: $10
Get in touch with us at the office with any queries: 6454 1803 | admin@vicparkarts.org.au
(Pictured: Kinga Finesi/Mama Love Custom Peg Dolls)

Terms and Conditions
Current members of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (VPCA) can apply for a Christmas Art & Craft Market Stall at the VPCA.
Stalls will be selected considering availability, quality and variety. Stallholders will be informed if they have not been successful in obtaining a stall. Each market stall is limited to 1. If you need to hire a Trestle Table, you must provide your own quality table cover & display equipment.

You must be a current member of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts to apply for a Christmas Art & Craft Market Stall at the VPCA. You can apply for a membership at: https://vicparkarts.org.au/product-category/membership/
As a Vendor at the VPCA Christmas Art & Craft Market you must be the maker, creator, designer and producer of the products and/or artwork you would like to sell.
As a general guide the stall area will accommodate one trestle table size of 175cm (width) x 75cm (depth). This can be negotiated depending on your position in the Market space. Alternatively, you can fit out the space with whatever suits your display needs as long as it fits into this space. Please keep in mind that we are trying to provide a unique and creative experience in the Market space.
You may hire a trestle table from us, but you will need to supply the table covering and all other display equipment. Seating will be provided.
Set up will start from 7.15am. All Market spaces must be cleared of any packing material and general rubbish by 12.30pm. If you need more time, please let us know as soon as possible to make arrangements.
Vendors are responsible for maintaining a clean and safe site. Rubbish bins will be provided at the pop-up space. We ask that you take care to sort recyclables and that you avoid providing non-recyclable shopping bags, which includes plastic bags. We would like this to be a sustainable event.
Please be mindful of safety concerns for the visitors and other stall holders by confining your display to the allocated space and not obstructing pathways.
Vendors must comply with the relevant legislation to their saleable products. The Vendor is responsible for obtaining and displaying the appropriate licenses complying with the requirements of the Town of Victoria Park.
Two Vendors may share one Market stall. Each Vendor must fill in and sign a separate Expression of Interest Form and Terms & Conditions Agreement. Each stall is limited to two Vendors maximum.
Vendors shall indemnify the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts from any damages, expenses or liability arising from any incident occurring within the space occupied by the Vendor or any incident caused directly or indirectly by the Vendor within the premises of the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts.
The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts will not be liable for any damages or loss to the property of the Vendor.
The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts may take photographs or have photographs taken of you and your products and/or artwork directly relating to the VPCA Christmas Art & Craft Market for use in promotional material and social media.

Create Connect Lunch for International Day of People with Disability
2025-12-02 12:00 - 13:00 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Victoria Park Centre for the Arts invites our Create Connect artists, family, support workers and community members with disability, to join us for a catered lunch as part of the Town of Victoria Park’s International Day of People with Disability.

All welcome, please RSVP by email or phone: kyc_admin@vicparkarts.org.au or 6454 1803.

VPCA is a recipient organisation of funding from the Town of Victoria Park.

(Picture credit: Debra Long, Janine Noonan)

VPCA Members’ Exhibition Opening 2025
2025-11-28 17:30 - 19:30 | Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery), 12 Kent Street, East Victoria Park, WA, 6101, Australia
Exhibition runs: Friday 28th November 2025 – Tuesday 9th December 2025
Opening event: Friday 28th November 2025, 5.30pm – 7.30pm
Come along to see a collection of artworks by the wonderful and talented community we have at Victoria Park Centre for the Arts.
A ‘People’s Choice’ Award of assorted art materials up to the value of $250 will be donated by art supplier, Oxlades (Osborne Park) for the most popular work in the exhibition. We are also adding an additional award of an exhibition offering at VPCA in 2026 for one lucky member exhibiting in this year’s exhibition, more details to come.
There is also a children’s category with cash prizes again this year, being exhibited in the Front Room.
(Pictured: Barbara Maumill, Karina Eguchi, VPCA Members’ Exhibition 2024)
