BLOOM

BLOOM ROOM 

Mindful MOOD Moments  

📍 Bloom Room, Activation Space (T.12), Ground Floor, Raine Square 

📅 Monday 5 to Friday 9, and Monday 12 to Friday 16 October 

🕛11am to 3pm

🔗FREE EVENT 

Take a moment for yourself and relax in our Bloom Room with a cup of MOOD tea.

Step away from your workday and technology to calm your mind.

The MOOD Impact

Every purchase of MOOD Tea contributes to practical support for young people, families and communities, helping create brighter futures.

🔗 Mood x Yiliyapinya's Yili Program®

The Yili Program® supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people who are disengaged from school or have recently exited youth detention. With activities designed to activate neuroplasticity, strengthen cultural identity, and support pathways into education, training and employment.

Mood Tea x Bloom Special Offer

🔗 15% off with promo code CHARTERH15

Calming Moments 

📍 Bloom Room, Activation Space (T.12),Raine Square, Ground Floor
📅Monday 12 to Friday 16 October 

🕛11am to 3pm

🔗FREE EVENT 

Take a moment to pause, breathe, and reset with a complimentary 10 -min hand massage at Bloom.

Designed to promote relaxation and mindfulness, this calming experience offers a welcome break from the demands of the day, helping to ease tension, reduce stress, and encourage a sense of wellbeing.

Book your spot with the team at the Bloom Room. 

EDUCATION 

High Visibility Art Installation

📍Ground Floor, Raine Square

📅Month of October 

🔗FREE

Celebrating identity and visibility, collaboration and possibility.

Special thanks  to: Community Arts Network,  Sir David Brand School and Artists; Mandy White, Robert, Alaitz, Chaye, NiO, Marley, David, JL, Alix, Gerald, Tandin, Nina, Jonny, Kennedy, Ashton, Ocean, JT, Bailey, Mia, Archer, Asokan, Mitchell, Connor, Priya, Scarlet, Ned, Rusty, and Raphael.

The Project

Community Arts Network partnered with Sir David Brand School in 2024 to bring explorative art workshops to students with disabilities, with the rare opportunity to learn from and collaborate with professional artists.

Led by award-winning artists Natalie Scholtz, and Mandy White, a Yamiji artist with lived experience of disability, this project aimed to illuminate pathways into the arts for young people with disabilities. The outcomes prove the power of inclusive culture making, and show us what’s possible on the stage of contemporary art in Western Australia.

The Artwork 

Collaborative installation of printed & etched artworks on acrylic panels_2024 (Previously exhibited at PICA Gallery, as part of the Awesome Arts Festival in 2024, and again at FORM Gallery in 2025)

📍Mezzanine, Bankwest Place

📅 TBC

🕛 4pm- 6pm 

🔗  The Human Library 

🔗FREE EVENT 

The Human Library® is a not for profit learning platform that has hosted events since 2000. It started in Copenhagen and is currently operational on six continents and involved in events in more than 85 countries.

The Human Library Perth chapter has started hosting successful events since 2024. In the Human Library®, our Books are real people from the community who have experienced prejudice, stigmatisation, or discrimination often due to their lifestyle, diagnosis, beliefs, disability, sexuality, or social status. At Human Library® events, Readers enter a safe and respectful space where they can "borrow" a Book, listen to their personal stories, and ask questions with the aim to challenge stereotypes, build understanding, and ultimately “unjudge” someone.

No Place for Poverty Exhibition

📍Retail Tunnel, Bankwest Place 

📅Monday 5 to Friday 30 October 

🔗FREE

🕛Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 6pm

Experience Voices for Change and Young Voices for Change; inspiring public installations featuring personal stories of lived experience, and reflections from both community leaders and children across Western Australia.

Through honesty, hope, and storytelling, these exhibitions bring the issue of poverty to life, creating space for understanding, empathy, and meaningful conversations about change. Come along and be part of it

No Place for Poverty is a Western Australian initiative building a broad, values-based movement to end poverty in WA.  Working with partners across sectors to shift public understanding, challenge unjust systems and build momentum for change.

Spotlight Series 

📍 Ground Floor, Raine Square

📅Month of October

🔗FREE

🔗 Short Story Online 

The Short Story interactive machine will dispense stories at random with a press of the button.

Read Stories from: Night Parrot Press and local authors.

Reflect and connect through stories from local writers. The Short Story interactive machine will dispense stories at random with a press of a button. Be thoughtful and present this Mental Health Month as you immerse yourself in these wellness-themed narratives

Our Blue Tree 

📍Murray St, Bankwest Place Plaza

📅Permanent Activation 

🔗FREE

🔗 The Blue Tree Project

Blue Trees, standing across the globe are powerful symbols of mental health awareness - silent yet unwavering reminders that you're not

Blue Tree Project is a mental health charity founded in 2019 in Western Australia after the tragic loss of Jayden Whyte to suicide. It began as a grassroots movement and has grown into a global initiative with over 1,400 registered blue trees worldwide. These painted trees serve as powerful symbols of hope, sparking conversations and reducing the stigma around mental health and suicide.

Led by CEO and founder Kendall Whyte, the charity continues to make a meaningful impact through partnerships, events, and advocacy.

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS

TENANT  PARTNERS 

COMMUNITY PARTNERS 

PHOTO/ VIDEO PARTNER 

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