Get creative this festive season with free kids’ Christmas craft workshops along Mandurah’s magical Christmas Lights Trail!

As part of Mandurah Christmas, families can enjoy a range of hands-on activities designed to spark creativity and spread festive cheer.

From decorating Christmas baubles and making festive cards to creating snow globes, Christmas decorations and handmade keepsakes, there’s something for little creatives of all ages.

With activities taking place at the Eastern Foreshore and Keith Holmes Reserve, it’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy some festive family fun before exploring the dazzling Christmas Lights Trail.

Event Details

Dates: Friday 11 – Thursday 24 December 2026
Time: 5:30pm–8:30pm daily
Locations: Eastern Foreshore and Keith Holmes Reserve, Mandurah
Cost: Free

Christmas Activities Schedule

Date Eastern Foreshore Keith Holmes Reserve
Fri 11 Dec Christmas Bricktacular Holiday Magnets
Sat 12 Dec Christmas Baubles Christmas Scratch Art
Sun 13 Dec Christmas Card Making Animal Display
Mon 14 Dec Christmas Wrapping Paper Printing Animal Display
Tue 15 Dec Crafting Mayhem Glow Lights & Face Painting
Wed 16 Dec Christmas Tree Cone Sensory Session
Thu 17 Dec Magical Snow Globe Christmas Decorations
Fri 18 Dec Paper Plate Christmas Wreaths Christmas Baubles
Sat 19 Dec Christmas Bricktacular Sensory Session
Sun 20 Dec Crafting Mayhem Jingle Bell Bracelets
Mon 21 Dec Glow Lights & Face Painting Christmas Decorations
Tue 22 Dec Sensory Session Christmas Crowns
Wed 23 Dec Holiday Magnets Animal Display
Thu 24 Dec Magical Snow Globe Decorate a Mitten

 

Whether you’re making a special Christmas keepsake or simply enjoying some creative family time, these free activities are a wonderful way to celebrate the festive season in Mandurah.

Make an evening of it by exploring the Christmas Lights Trail and discovering the sparkling displays throughout the city.

Mandurah Christmas is delivered by the City of Mandurah in partnership with Visit Mandurah, and proudly supported by Lotterywest and the State Government through Tourism WA’s Regional Events Program.