In recognition of the sudden passing of Malcolm Douglas and his huge contribution to tourism and wildlife in Broome and the Kimberley, The Broome Visitor Centre Board, Management and Staff thoughts are with Malcolm’s family & friends at this time.
May he Rest in Peace
BVC
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Broome Talent
For a “small country town”, Broome sure does have a lot of local talent.
Last weekend we were treated to acrobatics, skill and laughter at Sandfly Circus’ “1-2-3-FUN!”. Reports from all angles were of talent, comedy and, of course, Fun!
October 6th – 8th, more local talent will show it’s head at the Broome Camp School for Marrugeku’s production of “Buru” – stories inspirsedby the six Yawuru Seasons.
Buru (dirt-land-earth; time-seasons-place) is a story which explores how Broome’s young people experience place, time and culture, in a story structure inspired by the six Yawuru seasons. Deftly combining contemporary dance, hip-hop, stilt dance and storytelling with original songs and music by the Marrugeku Mongrel Band, Buru is a rich reflection of life for young people in Broome.
For more information, tickets and further Broome events, visit http://www.broomevisitorcentre.com.au/events_monthly.asp now.
BVC
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