About Broome Courthouse Markets
The Broome Courthouse Markets are a popular outdoor market held in the heritage-listed gardens surrounding the historic Broome Courthouse in central Broome, Western Australia. Operating on Saturday mornings during the dry season, the markets showcase local Kimberley artisans, Aboriginal art, South Sea pearl jewellery, fresh produce and street food. Set under shady trees near Chinatown, the markets reflect Broome's multicultural heritage and provide a community gathering place for visitors and locals.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-air market set in the shaded, grassed gardens surrounding the historic Broome Courthouse. Stalls are arranged under trees and marquees selling handmade crafts, Aboriginal artworks, pearl and shell jewellery, clothing, fresh produce and street food. The setting is relaxed and family-friendly with live local music, food vendors and seating areas. Visitors can browse stalls, sample local foods, and explore the heritage courthouse precinct within walking distance of Chinatown and Town Beach.
Key highlights
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Heritage-listed Broome Courthouse and shaded garden setting
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Locally made Kimberley crafts, Aboriginal art and South Sea pearl jewellery
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Fresh local produce and multicultural street food stalls
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Live music and community atmosphere