• Short Street – Carnarvon Street laneway to open to community 

• Two local Aboriginal artists to paint public art mural

• Project sponsored by INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG 

Meet James Down, owner of Broome Gallery which has just moved into new premises in the old Kinney's Store building.

Investigations into the development of the Kimberley Centre for Culture, Art and Story continue with the 7th project update being released.

Most of us have spent some time at the Roebuck Bay Hotel (or Roey as it is affectionately known). We stopped into the Roey to see if the general manager (Stew) could tell us some interesting facts about the place.

If you have not visited Johnny Chi Lane lately you would be forgiven for thinking not a lot has changed. However, for those lucky people who walk through the space regularly, it is clear that change is afoot.

James Down and his team have completed a spectacular renovation of the Kinney's Store building, with Broome Gallery now open for business, and a new ice cream store and Azure Beach and Resort Wear scheduled to open in April 2018.

Most of you would know Julie as one of the nicest people getting around, who also happens to own Monsoonal Blues with her husband.

If you’re doing something interesting in Chinatown and want to promote it, we'd love to hear from you!

Meet Steve Chambers and the team at Tackle World Broome, and read about their thoughts on Chinatown.

Applications for the 2018 Chinatown Revitalisation Grants for activation projects and laneway enhancements closed on 16 February.

The 16th February 2018 marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year, a celebration marked by parades, family gatherings, and lots of delicious food across Asia. But what is Chinese New Year all about?

Chinatown Broome welcomes new trader, DMK - The Kitchen.

Chinatown Broome welcomes new trader, Boab Toys.

The new Roebuck Bay Lookout at the corner of Dampier Terrace and Frederick Street will be the first project under the banner of the Broome Chinatown Revitalisation to start construction, and is out for tender in February 2018.

Have you got an idea of how to make Chinatown a more vibrant and exciting precinct? We want you!
 

In 2017, Broome was invited to ‘Paint the Town Red’ at a monthly trial for late night trading in Chinatown. The sentiment of all involved in the 2017 trials was positive, and planning is now underway to continue late night trading in 2018.

During this year we will be undertaking construction works to improve the streetscape, working with the community to deliver events, and supporting businesses to improve the area’s offering.

Investigations into the development of the Kimberley Centre for Culture, Art and Story continue with the sixth project update being released.

Broome is invited to ‘Paint the Town Red’ again on Friday 13 October as Chinatown comes alive with late night trading and entertainment until 8pm.