Your Week: Harvest Festival, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Laneway, Weekend Wellness at Servo and Oracle

Harvest Festival Thursday to March 5, various times and locations Pick, stomp, sip and sample your way through our beloved wine region for the return of the anticipated Harvest Festival, offering visitors a chance to experience the Swan Valley like a local by going behind the scenes at harvest time. Growers, makers and producers will be celebrating the season’s delights with boutique tours and tastings, masterclasses, long lunches/dinners and gin events, supported by the City of Swan. More than 25 businesses will open their doors across three weeks, including Old Young’s Kitchen, Upper Reach, Honey and Holy Mary Cellars. For more information, visit www.swanvalley.com.au/harvest Red Hot Chili Peppers Sunday, 5.30pm to late, Optus Stadium Have you made the most of Perth’s elite music concert line-up this summer? Well, ditch your FOMO and buy a last-minute ticket to the Red Hot Chili Peppers gig. American rapper Post Malone will grace the stage before the legendary band entertain thousands of West Australians with their nostalgic hits, such as Californication, Can’t Stop and Snow (Hey Oh). Tickets from $106 are available at www.ticketmaster.com.au Laneway Festival Sunday, 11am to late, Wellington Square This is a big weekend of music with Haim, Phoebe Bridgers, Joji and more talented artists taking over Wellington Square for St Jerome’s Laneway Festival. For the second time ever, the much-loved event has opened tickets up to attendees 16 years of age and older to welcome more music lovers into the quintessentially Australian summer festival scene. Tickets from $209 are available at premier.ticketek.com.au Weekend Wellness at Servo Sunday and February 26, 9am, Servo Leederville Summer can be eventful and consequently exhausting, so take some time for yourself at Servo Leederville’s Weekend Wellness series. This weekend, self-development coach Paisley Madison is hosting a session of beginner-friendly meditation and journalling exercises. If it sounds like your cup of tea, wear comfortable clothes and bring along your yoga mat and journal for a morning of sweet self-care. Tickets are $15 and available at eventbrite.com.au Oracle Thursday until March 5, various times, The Regal Theatre Following sold-out seasons in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, Oracle is making its long-awaited debut in Perth as part of Fringe World. The spectacle is a fusion of circus, burlesque, dance and contemporary storytelling, staged by a cast of 18 talented and diverse performers. You’ll be in for a night of high-voltage energy, passion and emotion. Tickets from $88 to $146 can be purchased at ticketek.com.au Plan Ahead Groovin the Moo Saturday May 6, 11am to 10.30pm, Hay Park, Bunbury Just because summer is well and truly over in May doesn’t mean you’ll need to hang up your festival boots. Fan-favourite music festival GTM is set to make a stellar return to Bunbury with a line-up of Aussie and international stars, including Ball Park Music, Denzel Curry, Skepta and Fatboy Slim. Tickets from $137 can be purchased at moshtix.com.au