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Broome Regular Events
There is always something to do or see in Broome.
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Staircase to the Moon & the Town Beach Staircase Markets
The Staircase to the Moon, is a natural phenomenon, caused by the rising of a full moon reflecting on the exposed mudflats at extremely low tide – creating a beautiful optical illusion of a staircase reaching up to the moon. This image was kindly supplied by Damian Kelly visit his Photography Facebook Page.
The Staircase Markets are held at the Town Beach Reserve on Robinson Street. Wander around under the stars, sample the tastes of Broome cuisine and take in the spectacular, Staircase to the Moon. A special gift or something to spoil yourself can be found in one of the many exciting stalls.

The Broome Racing Season
Get ready for a great racing season! Starting in late May and culminating on Ladies Day, eary August, a laugh with some of the blokes getting dressed up as ladies .. pretty ugly ones though!
The Broome & Kimberley Cup are one of the social events of the year, attracting punters and the fashion conscious and bringing together the local community and visitors who will travel far and wide to join in the fun. Don’t forget your hat.
For more information visit the Broome Turf Club website.

Dragon Boat Races
Dragon Boat racing is an exciting community pastime that draws competitors and crowds to the shore of Town Beach in Broome each year. The excitement is discernible with the races announced over loud speakers and the town spirit of having local sporting, community and business groups participating in hard fought heats and finals. There will be the usual Rotary Club BBQ and licensed bar and take part in this years “tug of war” competition! For more information, click here to visit their website
For more information visit the Broome Visitor Centre website.

Shinju Matsuri
Visitors and locals alike can experience 14 days of festivities in a celebration of all the various cultures and the people, who call Broome their home. The Opening Ceremony and the waking of Sammy the Dragon Traditionally woken by uncovering his eyes by the oldest man born in Broome of Chinese origin. There are Art Awards, Pets in the Park, the Shinju Matsuri Ball, the Float Parade and the drone show for the finale. For further details .. head over to Shinju Matsuri Website.

Broome Mango Festival
Broome’s traditional community Mango Festival, historically held in late November is no longer running as a full multi-day festival.
But as the clouds build up and the mango trees droop with fruit, the fruit bats gorge themselves and residents get set to show off their best mango recipes. Local groups like the Lioness Club of Broome still periodically host smaller community traditions like the annual mango jam, cake and chutney competitions.
Thanks for the information .. very handy. I just wanted to know if we would see a staircase to the moon when we are visiting later this year.
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(how about a photo then Amanda..?)
ps; love your website! ;)*
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An International Basketball Event to be held on the world famous Cable Beach on Friday, September 30th and Saturday, 1st October.
See you there!
I wanted to download the PDF to get more information about the Reef and tour packages for it however nothing happens when I try to open it. Can you help me?
Hi Dianne, I am experiencing a technical difficulty with this download. Please check back in a day or so when it will hopefully be resolved. Alternatively go to their site http://www.reeftour.tura.com.au
Any suggestions on what to do in Broome for NYE?
Have you checked out the Gig Guide?
How do I subscribe to a email list of events?
Hi Julie, sorry for the late reply. At present I dont have an email calendar of events but its something I will be looking into in the near future. 🙂
Hi, I would like to list some outstanding events in Broome that are coming up – how do I do this, thank you, Kandy Curran, Roebuck Bay Working Group Project Manager
Hi Kandy,
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