Road Closure - EVENT - The Story of Kooyar - 28 September 2026
Temporary Road Closure - Event - The Story of Kooyar
Saturday 25 September to Monday 28 September 2026
EVENT DETAILS
Location: Geoffrey Bolton Ave and Elizabeth Quay inlet
Event date: Friday 25 September, Saturday 26 September, Sunday 27 September, Monday 28 September 2026
Event times: 7pm to 10pm nightly (short story on a loop)
The Story of Kooyar, presented by Development WA, is a free, family-friendly water screen event at Elizabeth Quay, bringing Noongar culture to life.
ROAD CLOSURES AND TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS
Road closures and traffic controls will be in effect around Elizabeth Quay each event night for the safety of patrons and participants. The following apply from 5.30pm to 10.30pm, Friday 25 to Monday 28 September:
- Geoffrey Bolton Ave full closure eastbound and westbound between Duchess and Enchantress
Advanced warning signage will be in place on approaches to the event each night. All signage and devices will be removed from the roadway at the end of each night’s event: no aftercare is required.
LOCAL RESIDENT ACCESS AND RESIDENTIAL PARKING
Residents are reminded that limited access will apply once the roads are closed. Access to all businesses and properties within the closure area will be always maintained, assisted by traffic controllers on-site. If you think this will affect you, please contact the number at the bottom of this notification. No parking will be permitted within the closure.
PEDESTRIAN ACTIVITY
Elizabeth Quay will experience high pedestrian activity each event night. Pedestrians, including vulnerable road users, will be monitored and assisted by traffic controllers and event staff throughout.
ROAD CLOSURE MAP
COMPLAINTS OR ENQUIRIES
If you have any queries or concerns, please contact Lux Events on 0458 694 158 or via [email protected].
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