Your Week: Supercross, WA Day Festival, Crowded House and more on in Perth this week

FIM World Supercross Championship Today, 5pm and tomorrow, 3.30pm. HBF Park, Perth The FIM World Supercross Championship is coming to Perth, bringing top riders from around the globe to compete in a series of challenging races. Fans can expect impressive skills, fast-paced competition, and the unique atmosphere of supercross. Two-time WSX World Champ Ken Roczen will be showing his stuff, as will racing legend Eli Tomac, one of the most decorated riders in Supercross history. Tickets $55 to $195 (VIP packages are $309), from Ticketmaster The Great Kimberley Wilderness Today to April 28 2025, WA Museum Boola Bardip, Museum of the Great Southern, Museum of the Goldfields and Museum of Geraldton Be transported to the spectacular Kimberly wilderness in this stunning virtual reality documentary, narrated by Luke Hemsworth. Travel over waterfalls, cross magical coastlines, and take a birds-eye view of one of the world’s last truly wild landscapes. Visitors to the Boola Bardip experience will enjoy the film in the museum’s 250sqm gallery, which includes a 60-seat Surround Sync enabled, VR cinema, with 7.1 surround sound system and large-scale digital projections across wall surfaces. In regional areas, visitors will experience it as part of a uniquely shared, immersive experience with synchronised noise-cancelling headphones and VR headsets. Tickets, Boola Bardip $17.50 to $20, regional museums, $12.50 to $15, from visit.museum.wa.gov.au WA Day Festival Tomorrow, 10am, Optus Stadium Precinct and Burswood Park There were plenty of disappointed music fans when bad weather led to the cancellation of the WA Day festival earlier this year. Luckily, it’s been rescheduled and the sun is shining this weekend ready to welcome a great line-up of WA artists to the stage. Headlined by Eskimo Joe, audiences will also be able to catch Great Gable, Noah Dillon, Maatakitj, Angie Colman and Anna Schneider. There is also a silent disco, free carnival rides, a drone show and roving entertainment. Fun for all ages. Free Sky Machine: The Fall of Eridania Launch Thursday, 7.30pm, Night Owl Studio, Morley Sky Machine debuts their ambitious multimedia project The Fall of Eridania — a fusion of progressive jazz, funk, rock, and metal that results in an immersive experience through sound and story. Weaving a story of AI spaceships, covert organisations, and a hyper-advanced cosmic threat into live performance, a graphic novel and music, this is an experience that transcends traditional formats, blurring the line between sound, story and visuals. Tickets $30 at trybooking.com Crowded House Friday to December 1, 5.30pm, Kings Park The much loved Kiwi (but we claim them as Aussie) band is heading to Kings Park for three massive shows. The multi-award winning group are famous for their massive hits Mean To Me, Weather With You, Something So Strong and Don’t Dream It’s Over. Under the stars in Kings Park, this will be a show to remember. Tickets $132.40 to $254.74, (VIP tickets $509.62 to $652.35) from Ticketmaster