A room made for stories,
art and unexpected
conversations.
Our Living Room brings readings, storytelling and visual arts into shared spaces across Perth.
Through pop-up events and exhibitions, we invite people to discover works, share their own creations and meet the voices behind them. Artists, curious neighbours, children and adults each bring something to the room.
For now, the room moves.
Our Living Room does not yet have walls of its own.
So it appears in borrowed rooms, galleries, halls and temporary spaces across Perth.
A reading here. An exhibition there. A game around a table.
Each pop-up offers a glimpse of what Our Living Room could become.
Until the room has a home, it travels.
When the room lands,
things happen.
A table becomes a place for stories.
A hall becomes a temporary gallery.
A game turns into an evening of conversation.
Children make work that ends up on the walls.
The format changes. The idea doesn’t.
Create a reason to come in and enough space for something unexpected to happen.
The room has a rhythm
Some things return.
Some gatherings come back.
Not always in exactly the same place, or at exactly the same time.
Take a seat
Games, shared traditions and good company.
Each edition brings a different game to the table, from France or elsewhere in the world.
Come to share a game you love, discover a new one and meet the people playing alongside you.
Beginners and experienced players welcome. Come on your own or with friends.
Stories we carry
Personal stories told in the language they belong to, with English support so everyone can follow.
See what’s coming up
And sometimes, the room changes shape
MESS HALL
POP-UP EXHIBITION · 7 November 2026 · Flash Studio 1/257 Balcatta Rd, Balcatta
A pop-up exhibition celebrating the creative work of SILCARE Mess Hall participants.
Art, presence, poetry and community gathered in one room.
THROUGH CHILDREN’S EYES
BILINGUAL CHILDREN’S EXHIBITION · 25–30 January 2027
A bilingual exhibition created with children, for children — with artworks, ideas and discoveries presented at children’s eye level.
The artworks are created during a three-day French-language programme run by French Holiday Program.