Broome Courthouse Markets
The Broome Courthouse Markets are held in the beautiful heritage listed gardens of the Broome Courthouse. Trading every Saturday all year and Sundays during high season. The Broome Courthouse Markets are located on the corner of Frederick and Hamersley Street.
SATURDAY COURTHOUSE MARKETS
(all year round)
Every Saturday from 8am-1pm
Note: Between late September and April (during Broome's low season) the Saturday markets close at 12pm.
SUNDAY COURTHOUSE MARKETS
High season only from 8am-1pm
Sunday 17th August - Sunday Funday
Bring down the kids for a FREE workshop and performance with Nao from 10AM
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The weekend Broome Courthouse markets are held at the Courthouse gardens located at 8 Hamersley St, Broome, WA. View a google map showing the location of the Broome Courthouse Gardens
We suggest a visit to the official Broome Markets website for any updates and news.
No, the Thursday Night Broome Markets are not held all year. In 2025, the first Thursday Night Market is on 5th June 2025, held weekly, until the final Thursday Night Market on 2nd October 2025. The night markets are held at the Town Beach Precinct. Google map link for night market location here.
The Easter Broome Market will be held on Sunday 20th April 2025. The Christmas Broome Market will be held on Sunday 7th December 2025. These special event markets are held at the Town Beach Precinct (not the courthouse garden location).
The stallholders at each market vary throughout the year, however you might find a variety of food trucks including smoothies, coffee, diverse authentic cuisine from a variety of local food vendors featuring local produce, as well as something sweet! Stalls with jewellery, craft, clothing, confectionery, local mango products, soaps, incense, candles, art, photography, home-wares and more can be perused at a leisurely pace in the cool evening. View some of the local stallholders here (note they may not be at every market).
Quite often there is live music at market events. Find out more here