This graceful giant of the ocean sails into Karratha for an interactive and immersive experience. Help manipulate this large-scale whale marionette puppet and surrounding fantastical sea creatures.

Join a Traditional Owner through Nganjarli - Murujuga National Park, which has the highest concentration of rock art in the world and rediscover the petroglyphs (rock art) created by the Yaburrara (Northern Ngarluma) people.

At our festival, the Calm Space, located in Karratha Library, offers a peaceful retreat for community members to unwind, recharge, and practice self-care. It’s a quiet, welcoming environment for emotional regulation and connection.

Gert is back with her fabulous array of Dress-up’s to REAF25, and this time she also invites potential MC’s to an interactive workshop honing skills and building confidence!

Pop-in for a yarn with artists from the Yinjaa-Barni Art Aboriginal Centre and enjoy a selection of their exhibited works while they paint.

Sketchbook Artist aims to show the journey of art creation from conceptualisation in a sketchbook to the final completed piece. The exhibition will be paired with an art workshop where participants can conceptualise and actualise their vision from a sketch to a final piece.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll discover the basics of working with clay, from manipulation and shaping to decoration. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, this workshop is perfect for bringing your artistic visions to life in 3d.

An interactive detective show for families, told with puppetry. Help to unravel a mystery, and learn about the extraordinary habits of the Australian Satin Bowerbird, and why they are so fascinated by the colour blue.

Discover the importance of sketchbooks as a tool for capturing ideas, experimenting with techniques, and developing concepts. Learn how sketchbooks serve as a foundation for creating finished pieces in various mediums.

Pop on some headphones and choose a channel to hear a variety of stories, while enjoying the library space and mindful colouring-in

An interactive, imaginative, and wild show that invites you into Max’s world, where big emotions rule!

Discover new ways to create watchable theatre with M’ap Boulé writer, creator and performer, Nancy Denis.

Scrunch, rip, twist, tear!. How many things can you do with a piece of paper?

The Mayalarri exhibition will provide an opportunity for visitors to engage with these ancient stories through painting, projections, and interactive elements. This high-quality exhibition will activate Juluwarlu’s renowned archive, bringing together historical and contemporary interpretations of Yindjibarndi cultural heritage. 

Join us for a creative post-show workshop inspired by Where the Wild Things Are. Parents and children will work together to craft their own “wild thing” mask with a paper bag and a touch of imagination. With a few snips, colours, and decorations, you’ll transform into a Wild Thing yourself!

Wine Story Time is back for another year, celebrating grown up story time with special guest Granny Flaps.

Head to Hampton Oval for free community fun, featuring roving entertainment, stage performances, and headline acts Joan and the Giants and Regurgitator!

Come down and get your face painted or hit the glitter bar!

Immerse yourself in the art of traditional craftsmanship with hands-on experience that brings creativity and culture together. Explore the beauty of nature materials while learning the practical uses of rope and its deep cultural significance. Connect with others and craft something meaningful. Join us to weave tradition into the present and celebrate the art of rope making!

Join Gertrude and her eclectic wardrobe as she explores character development and the joy of being an MC. FIFO is an exploration of how fashion defines how we relate to the world.

Become a sea creature as part of Fever Dream with us! Create your own handheld stingrays lantern, then watch as they float alongside the giant illuminated magical creatures at Sunday night’s performance. As darkness falls, this unforgettable interactive experience of light, colour, and sound will sweep you away!

Join Black Swan for a day of creativity and storytelling! Decorate our cubby house, share stories, and spark your imagination in this funfilled event for kids of all ages!

The Inclusive Movement provides calming Sensory Spaces for individuals who experience sensory overwhelm or anxiety. Designed for inclusion and accessibility, they offer comfort, regulation, and engagement at festivals, community events, and public spaces.

Come down to the tiny traders market!

ELEGANT AND PLAYFUL - Armed with stunning costumes and highly skilled choreography, these stilt artists dance, weave, play and interact with crowds.

This graceful giant of the ocean sails into Karratha for an interactive and immersive experience. Help manipulate this large-scale whale marionette puppet and surrounding fantastical sea creatures.

Lori Bell is a celebrated comedian renowned for her hilarious character, Granny Flaps. With her sharp wit and impeccable timing, she captivates audiences across Australia.

Tomboy is a dynamic guitar-and-vocal duo-trio that blends smooth acoustic vibes with highenergy performances. Their versatile setlist shifts seamlessly from laid-back, acoustic tunes to upbeat electric crowd favorites, perfect for getting people on their feet.

Te Kapa Haka Haka ō Māuru is a dynamic Māori performing group based in Karratha, dedicated to preserving Te Reo Māori and cultural traditions through powerful performances of waiata, haka, poi, and traditional chants.

Local talent will be showcased at the Youth Dance Collective work in collaboration with West Australian Ballet’s Teaching Artists, to premiere a brand new work at REAF!

Experience the splendor of Brazil through Apoteozzy diverse range of musical styles, rhythmic dances, and breathtaking performances.

Experience the splendor of Brazil through Apoteozzy diverse range of musical styles, rhythmic dances, and breathtaking performances.

Jaw-dropping, heart-stopping circus!

Gavin has spent countless hours filming and photographing many spectacular landscapes around the Pilbara and inspired by these adventures he has created soundtracks for his many videos and mini documentaries- all recorded right here in Karratha.

A funny, tender romantic comedy, full of song and heart. Will she stay, or will she go now?!

One story, told twice, from the perspective of two (very) unreliable narrators. Brimming with laughs, tenderness and quarter-life-crisis ennui, this is a brutally honest and hilarious exploration of contemporary masculinity and what it means to have a best mate when you’re stuck being your worst self.

Perth favourites, Joan and the Giants, are known for their poignant, heartfelt, and raw performances. Don’t miss them when they hit the Dampier Main Stage at REAF 2025.

Joan and the Giants will also play at Port Walcott Yacht Club on Sunday 18 May from 6pm.

Regurgitator opened our first REAF in 2010 and now they’re back in 2025! With a career spanning more than 30 years, Regurgitator has built a reputation for pushing musical boundaries, recording in unexpected locations, and bringing their high-energy performances to audiences around the world.

Regurgitator will also play at Port Walcott Yacht Club on Sunday 18 May from 7.30pm