Things to do in Greater Perth, Western Australia: The Best Bars & Clubs

The Perth Blues Club (WA) Inc. is a not-for-profit community organisation run by volunteers. It was established in 1992 to promote local, national and international Blues acts and draw together Blues & Roots enthusiasts. Above all, the Perth Blues Club provides a relaxed atmosphere for music lovers to meet on a regular basis and a welcoming venue for visitors to Perth. Considered by many national and international artists as the "best blues club in Australia", we look forward to many more years bringing local, national and international blues and roots performers to Perth, and we look forward to welcoming you, too. The Perth Blues Club provides around 4 hours of live music every Tuesday. "Tuesday is Bluesday"

Wolf Lane is one of Perth's best kept secrets. Come get lost in a small bar. Consider Wolf Lane a curation of collectables from Granny May and her life’s loves and adventures. May has travelled the world over the last 86 years collecting antiques and mementos from all over the globe. Discover her treasures nestled down an alleyway off Murray Street, an antique garage of sorts! In her intoxicating reality, fairytale narrative takes pride and place – think Red Riding Hood and Alice in Wonderland meets Snow White. Dive head first into a fantasy land over a fancy cocktail (or two) and down the rabbit hole we go. Like all good grannies May loves to bake, jam drops & sweet treats are her speciality. You'll find a collection of her favourite cookie tins spanning the walls. Ms May lives her life with more enthusiasm than most half her age - she can’t help but sing, dance and write. Explore her vinyl collection, sheet music and library of weathered books and journals over a quirky bar bite, or share plate with friends. There are lots of cosy corners but leave yourself time to explore every nook and cranny...says granny. Wolf Lane is open Friday and Saturday from 4pm to 1am and is available for private events and functions all other days of the week.

Opposite the Mosman Park train station, Rodney’s is a relaxed and inviting neighbourhood bar and live music venue where locals can chat over a choice selection of beer, wine, cocktails, and spirits. Drift away with the local historic fishing curios that blanket the walls. The bar is a locally built 1950s timber cruiser! And the entire venue is completely fit out with repurposed, restored and salvaged material. You can spend hours soaking up the the local fishing industry while soaking up a beer or two. Great food selection if your hungry. In the evenings expect to see live jazz, blues, island music and more.