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Welcome to the inaugural Chinatown Discovery Festival – a celebration of Chinatown, its story and its people.

The theme for our Festival in 2019 is ‘Connection’. The Broome community past and present is connected through our memories, our stories, our history, our experiences and living in the region we call home, and the Chinatown Discovery Festival is an opportunity to celebrate this.

It has been created to invite the community to reflect on Broome’s history and to celebrate our multicultural heritage and the stories that make this town special.

The inaugural Festival also serves as the official opening of the $13 million Chinatown Revitalisation Project in which the Shire of Broome and the WA Government have partnered to undertake significant upgrades to our streetscape, put in place exciting activation initiatives, and investigated long-term development opportunities to secure the future of Chinatown as the heart and soul of Broome.

But places have histories and meanings that go beyond the physical elements - places have identities. The Festival aims to help us all better understand Chinatown’s identity and its unique history, to uplift the soul and connect people to people.

Festival offerings include String Symphony, a 4m-high illuminated marionette puppet made from more than a kilometre of rope, a work that brings 12 people together to manipulate the ropes and tell the story of a pearl diver.

Returning to Broome is Sand Sculpture WA to create a piece that will capture the essence of our connection to history, our shared experience of the present and how as a community we will shape the future.

However, the majority of the Festival’s program has been created by Broome’s own cultural and artistic community with performance, dance, music, literature and visual arts on offer. We extend our thanks to all the organisations involved in making this Festival uniquely Broome and uniquely Chinatown. Broome Singers, Broome Performing Arts Co-Op, Sun Studios, Goolarri Media, Backroom Press, Theatre Kimberley and Kimberley Arts Network are just some of the organisations who engage people in our community and connect them to their creativity and to each other.

I hope you all visit Chinatown over the Festival weekend to enjoy what is on offer.

Harold TraceyBroome Shire President

Sand Sculpture WAWednesday 22 – Saturday 25 May8.00am – 4.00pmThe sand sculpture team return to Broome to carve a design in response to the festival’s theme “connection”. Come down and see Tim at work from Wednesday 22 May at Streeter’s Jetty!

WearArt Fashion ParadeFriday 24 May6.30pm – 7.00pmVisit WearArt to see their new season fashions modelled by our very own Kimberley Girls.

Third WheelFriday 24 May9.30pm-11.30pmLive music from Mick, Damo and Monique in the garden bar at Skylla Lounge.

Connection to Country with Nyamba Buru YawuruSaturday 25 May8.00am – 9.00amMeet at the Roebuck Bay Lookout to listen to Yawuru elders talk of their connection to Country, how they lived and hunted, the Bugarrigarri (dreamtime) and the living cultural knowledge they share. Damper and tea will be provided for the early birds! Free, but registrations are required:yawurucountry.eventbrite.com.au

Share your Chinatown Memories at the Goolarri Sound Booth Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 May9.00am – 12.00pmThe Goolarri Sound Booth will be set up in Chinatown to give community members, invited guests and visitors an opportunity to record their memories of Chinatown. These recordings will be kept for future documentary content and potential sound installations. All participants will be given a copy of their story. Free, but registrations are required:trybooking.com/BBJRL

Bespoke Jewellery Design at Jewels of the KimberleySaturday 25 May9.00am – 1.00pmEnjoy Asian themed drinks and refreshments with detailed workshop tours to discover how our local artisans create bespoke pieces with fine Australian gems.

Reflections on the Pearling Industry Exhibition Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 May8.30am – 3.30pm / 8.30am – 1.00pm Visit Allure South Sea Pearls Boutique to view an exhibition of images and equipment that celebrates and educates on Broome’s pearling industry. On Saturday 25 May, from 10.00am hear Neville Poelina talk about the pearling industry and growing up in Broome. On Sunday 26 May at 11.00am Marie Gamble will talk with Bill Reed about his book ‘The Long Road to Broome’.

Broome Artist Trail with Kimberley Arts NetworkSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May10.00am – 2.00pmFollow the artist trail around Chinatown to watch artists creating and exhibiting their work. More information on pages 13-14.

Watch a Live Pearl Harvest at Cygnet Bay BoutiqueSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 11.30amVisit the Cygnet Bay Pearl Showroom to view a live pearl harvest! On Saturday you might catch Bruce Wiggan demonstrating the stunning craft of carving Riji.

Shell Display at Anastasia’s of BroomeSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May9.30am – 3.00pm / 10.00am – 2.00pmVisit Anastasia’s of Broome to view a unique display of shells from the Kimberley.

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Some events require registration. Paid ticketed events can be found on pages 11–12.

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Feathered FIFO’s: An Excerpt from the Shorebird Quest by Theatre KimberleySaturday 25 May6.00pm / 7.00pmThis giant illuminated curlew takes flight through Chinatown foraging for food.

Broome History on Film by Goolarri MediaSunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmScreening a selection of Broome documentaries; topics range from the pearling industry to telephone operators, musicians to food. A fascinating record of the past. Drop into Sun Pictures at any time to view a piece of history.

Morning Tea by Kimberley BookstoreSunday 26 May11.30pm – 12.30pmCome along and enjoy a light morning tea at the Kimberley Bookstore while browsing the books on offer.

The Build Up Play Reading - Presented by Theatre Kimberley and Lockwood Productions Sunday 26 May1.00pm – 2.00pmAward winning playwright Damon Lockwood has had his work produced across Australia and internationally in Rome, Edinburgh and New York. His most recent script is set in Broome. Come along to hear his script, at The Piano Bar, and contribute to its development. Registrations are required: buildupplay.eventbrite.com.au

Meet our Artists with Vanessa MillsSunday 26 May2.30pm – 3.30pmMeet mural artist Herbie Marshall, Shopkeeper’s Sculpture artist Nic Compton and Nagula Jarndu artists who created the lamp and bench designs for Dampier Terrace. Vanessa Mills will explore how artists find their concepts and bring them into production at Sun Pictures.

Brenton E McKenna Book Launch by Magabala Books Sunday 26 May 4.00pm – 5.00pmBrenton ‘Ez’ McKenna is a Yawuru artist and writer. Magabala Books are proud to host the launch of his third and final graphic novel in the Ubby’s Underdogs Series at Sun Pictures. It is the late 1940s and Broome, a small pearling town in the heart of an ancient land, is still recovering from WWII. Ubby, a smart, street-wise Aboriginal girl, is the leader of a small rag-tag gang known as the ‘Underdogs’. To RSVP head to Magabala Books on facebook.

National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week 2019 Sunday 26 May5.30pm – lateThe Chinatown Discovery Festival coincides with May 26th National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week 2019. The Broome Shire Office and Civic Centre will be illuminated purple on Sorry Day to remember the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal people and their families. The colour purple symbolises healing and we encourage you to go by and reflect on Australia’s journey towards Reconciliation. For more information on Sorry Day events please go to: kimberleystolengeneration.com.au

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Pearl Meat Tastings at Pearl LuggersSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 1.00pmCall into Pearl Luggers to taste this highly regarded delicacy straight from Willie Creek Pearl Farm off the coast of Broome. Pearl meat is the adductor muscle of the pearl oyster, Pinctada Maxima, and is a much sought-after by-product of pearl production.

String Symphony: Broome Diver by Spare Parts Puppet Theatre Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 May4.00pm / 5.00pm / 6.45pmCreated by designer and puppet maker Leon Hendroff. Hand-woven using more than one kilometre of rope. This giant illuminated puppet is waiting to be brought to life. This mesmerising installation invites twelve bystanders to become puppeteers. A joyful, engaging and visually stunning work for all ages at Streeter’s Jetty.

Look Back with Sun StudiosLaneway Performance TrailSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May5.00pm / 6.00pm / 7.00pmIndigenous, Japanese and Chinese cultures were just some of the cultural influences when growing up in Chinatown. Take a look back as you move forward through the Paspaley Boutique Lane. This is an interactive performance so please be patient. Registrations are required: trybooking.com/BBJUT

Tale of the Cursed Pearl with Wil Thomas Historical Walking ToursSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May5.15pm – 6.45pmOver a hundred years ago, when Broome was the epicentre of the world’s pearl and shell trade, a diver discovered a perfectly round, large pearl of outstanding beauty. Over the next few years violence and death stalked anyone associated with the pearl… Come and hear the tale at Streeter’s Jetty with projections from Chinatown in its pearling heyday.

Chukagai with Broome Performing Arts Co-Operative Laneway Performance TrailSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May5.30pm / 6.30pm / 7.30pmImmerse yourself in Chinatown’s bygone era with the Broome Performing Arts Co-Operative’s interactive Johnny Chi Lane experience. This is an interactive performance so please be patient. Registrations are required: trybooking.com/BBJUW

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OPENING NIGHT | FRIDAY 24 MAYThe Chinatown Discovery Festival will be opening on Friday 24 May at Streeter’s Jetty. Come down to Dampier Terrace from 4.00pm to wander through the shops experiencing the activities on offer, before heading to Streeter’s Jetty for the official opening.

3.30pm Dampier Terrace Alive5.15pm Broome Singers & School Choirs5.20pm Welcome to Country5.25pm Official Launch and Opening Speeches5.35pm Broome Performing Arts Co-Operative and Sun Studios Preview 6.00pm String Symphony: Broome Diver

Linger in Chinatown after the official opening to catch a film at Sun Pictures, experience some Broome comedy or enjoy one of the many dining options available.

View the festival schedule for special menu offers.

Dampier Terrace Alive3.30pm – 5.15pmLocation: Dampier TerraceEnjoy the free activities on offer! Photo booth, teabag readings, shoulder massages, live music and more!

Song of the Mangrove 5.15pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

Official Opening of the Festival5.20pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

Broome Performing Arts Co-Operative and Sun Studios 5.35pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

String Symphony: Broome Diver6.00pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

Eats and Tunes6.00pm – 8.30pmLocation: Mr SaigonReservations recommended (pg 11)

Catch a Movie6.15pm & 8.30pmLocation: Sun Pictures

WearArt Fashion Parade6.30 – 7.00pmLocation: WearArt

Palatable Pairings7.30pm – 9.00pmLocation: Pearler’s Bar at The RoeyReservations recommended (pg 11)

The Big Broome Haa!8.00pm – 9.00pmLocation: Skylla LoungeTicketed event (pg 11)

Third Wheel9.30pm – 11.30pmLocation: Skylla Lounge

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE | FRIDAY 24 MAY

Connection to Country 8.00am – 9.00amLocation: Roebuck Bay LookoutRegistration required (pg 2)

Chinatown History Tour 8.30am – 10.00amLocation: Leaves from Visitor CentreTicketed event (pg 11)

Share your Chinatown Memories9.00am – 12.00pmLocation: Chinatown HQ, Little Johnny Chi LaneRegistration required (pg 2)

Bespoke Jewelery Design and Morning Tea9.00am – 11.00amLocation: Jewels of the Kimberley

Reflections on the Pearling Industry Exhibition 8.30am – 3.30pm 10.00am – 1.30pm Talks by Neville Poelina Location: Allure South Sea Pearls Boutique

Pearl (sand) Diving for Children10.00am – 11.00amLocation: Allure South Sea Pearls Boutique

Chinatown Artist Trail 10.00am – 2.00pmLocation: Various (see map pg 13-14)

Beyond the Lattice Morning Tea 10.00am – 11.00amLocation: Son Ming RestaurantTicketed event (pg 11)

Shell Day Display11.00am – 1.00pmLocation: Anastasia’s of Broome

Pearl Meat Tasting11.00am – 1.00pmLocation: Pearl Luggers

Watch a Live Pearl Harvest 11.00am – 11.30am11.30am-12.30am Riji carving with Bruce Wiggan Location: Cygnet Bay Pearl Boutique

Pearlers’ Games2.30pm – 6.00pmLocation: Dampier Terrace (pg 12)Enter your team

String Symphony: Broome Diver 4.00pm / 5.00pm / 6.45pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

Look Back 5.00pm / 6.00pm / 7.00pmLocation: Paspaley Boutique Laneway (Short St)Registration required (pg 3)

Chukagai5.30pm / 6.30pm / 7.30pmLocation: Johnny Chi Lane (Dampier)Registration required (pg 3)

Taste of the Aegean5.30pm – lateLocation: Green Mango Café Reservations required (pg 11)

Feathered FIFO’s 6.00pm / 7.00pmVenue: Roaming

Eats and Tunes6.00pm – 8.30pmLocation: Mr SaigonReservations recommended (pg 11)

Tale of the Cursed Pearl 5.15pmLocation: Cygnet Bay Pearls

Chinatown Music8.00pmLocation: Pearl LuggersTicketed event (pg 12)

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE | SATURDAY 25 MAY

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Share your Chinatown Memories9.00am – 12.00pmLocation: Chinatown HQ, Little Johnny Chi LaneRegistration required (pg 2)

Reflections on the Pearling Industry Exhibition 8.30am – 1.30pm11.00am Maria Gamble talks with Bill Reed Location: Allure South Sea Pearls Boutique

Chinatown Artist Trail 10.00am – 2.00pmLocation: Various (see map pg 13-14)

Broome History on Film11.00am – 2.00pmLocation: Sun Pictures

Shell Day Display11.00am – 1.00pmLocation: Anastasia’s of Broome

Pearl Meat Tasting11.00am – 1.00pmLocation: Pearl Luggers

Book Browse and Morning Tea11.30pm – 12.30pmLocation: Kimberley Bookstore

The Build Up Play Reading1.00pm – 2.00pmLocation: Pearler’s Bar, The RoeyRegistration required (pg 4)

Meet our Artists with Vanessa Mills2.30pm – 3.30pmLocation: Sun Pictures

Brenton E Mckenna Book Launch4.00pm – 5.00pmLocation: Sun PicturesRegistration required (pg 4)

String Symphony: Broome Diver 4.00pm / 5.00pm / 6.45pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

Look Back 5.00pm / 6.00pm / 7.00pmLocation: Paspaley Boutique Laneway (Short St)Registration required (pg 3)

Chukagai 5.30pm / 6.30pm / 7.30pmLocation: Johnny Chi Lane (Dampier)Registration required (pg 3)

National Sorry Day Lights 5.30pm – lateLocation: Broome Civic Centre

Tale of the Cursed Pearl 6.00pmLocation: Streeter’s Jetty

Catch a Movie6.15pm & 8.30pmLocation: Sun Pictures

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE | SUNDAY 26 MAY

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Where: Goolarri Media, 7 Blackman St, BroomeTime: Doors open at 5.30pm | Show starts at 6.30pmWebsite: goolarri.com/atob

A Taste of Broome is the story of Broome told through a multi-arts performance of dance, tradition, food & culture.

Tickets:$70 VIP + $35 General

Bookings at the Broome Visitor Centre

(Booking fees apply)

KYLE'S CABLE BEACH WALK 2019SUNDAY 26th MAY 8.30am - 11am

Walk along Cable Beach with over 1500 people raising funds for The Kyle Andrews Foundation

supporting kids with life threatening illness.

Pre Walk activities at Gantheaume Pt. walk start location, grab a Mollie Bean coffee, then

enjoy the Mini Expo at the walk end point Cable Beach Amphitheatre.

REGISTRATIONS ONLINE:www.kyleandrewsfoundation.com.au

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Eats and TunesFriday 23 & Saturday 24 May | 6.00pm – lateEnjoy the tunes of Eloy Cardenas or Byron Lerner while savouring the fresh flavours of Vietnam especially selected for the set menu at Mr Saigon. For more information, a detailed menu and to book a table please call 9192 2759.

Palatable PairingsFriday 23 May | 7.30pm – 9.00pmEnjoy six courses with six matched wines at the Pearlers’ Bar and Bistro at The Roey Hotel. You will be treated to an extensive custom menu with each course beautifully paired with a specific wine. A wine representative will be there on the evening to share information and speak about each hand-picked wine. Tickets are $70. Please call 9192 1221 to book a place.

The Big Broome Haa!Friday 24 May | 8.00pm-9.30pmIn the style of ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ The Big Broome HAA! sees two teams of fearless comedians take to take to the Skylla Lounge stage to do battle in a competition of wit, humour and bad mime skills. It’s a no-holds-barred race to the punch line. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at: bigbroomehaa.eventbrite.com.au Chinatown History Tour with Doug FongSaturday 25 May | 8.30am – 10.00amMeet outside the Visitor Centre for Doug Fong’s tour of Chinatown past and present. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes, a hat and bring water. Walk to Sun Pictures, Streeter’s Jetty, Johnny Chi Lane ending at Son Ming restaurant. Tickets are $15 - registrations are required: dougstour.eventbrite.com.au

Beyond the Lattice Morning Tea with Backroom PressSaturday 25 May | 10.00am – 11.00amMeet inside Son Ming Restaurant to enjoy Chinese tea and appetisers while viewing a photographic presentation and hearing about the creation of a beloved historical book. Beyond the Lattice, published by Backroom Press interweaves the insights of the people, politics and atmosphere in Broome at a time when it was the pearling centre of the world! Afterwards, you can venture up to the Yu Family Museum (only six at a time please!) and browse this unique display.Morning tea is $15 - registrations are required: broomestories.eventbrite.com.au

Taste of the AegeanSaturday 25 May | 5.30pm – lateA set-menu ticketed dinner at Green Mango showcasing the food of the Aegean Islands. Before WWI, Broome experienced a pearling boom that made it famous around the world as a place to make a fortune. Greeks made up a small but influential part of those attracted to the region and the migration to Broome placed Greek pearlers at the forefront of the Australian pearling industry today. Come and taste the flavours of the Greek Mediterranean isles. For a detailed menu, cost and to book a table please call 0438 868 251.

Chinatown MusicSaturday 25 May | 8.00pmMusic leaves an impact and none more than the songs and musicians from when we were growing up. This night is a special evening for long time Broomies, because sometimes it only takes one song to bring back a thousand memories. It will also be a magical night for new Broomies and visitors because wrapping yourself in joy is a damn fine way to spend an evening. Come and hear the heart and soul of Broome and be inspired by the past and future talent held in this town. For ticketing information go to Chinatown Broome on facebook.

Sun PicturesFriday 24 & Sunday 26 May | 6.15pm & 8.00pmThe world’s oldest outdoor picture gardens! You can either sit on the canvas deck chairs or bring a blanket for the grassed area at the front. Tickets can be purchased when the doors open, 30 minutes prior to the movie session.

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Saturday 25 May2.30pm - Registration and Social Games3.00pm - Games StartDampier Terrace

The iconic Chinatown Games were first held as part of Shinju Festival from 1999 to 2002. The Pearlers’ Games is a fresh take on this past popular event.

With individual and team events for both the serious and social, including Rickshaw Racing, Rope Coiling, Shell Packing, Flipper Racing and more... it’s guaranteed to be a whole lot of fun!

To register for the Cygnet Bay Masters Cup main event, Hutchinson Real Estate Tug-O-War Arena or any of the individual or 2-person challenges listed below, and for full event information, go to: pressplayentertainment.com.au

• Anastasia’s of Broome Pearl Pack• Willie Creek Dive Collector Race• Bill Reed Flipper Race• Knotsman Challenge• Hutchinson Real Estate Tug-O-War

Free for spectators and cheer squads, registrations $5-$20 per person or team.

PEARLERS’ GAMES

Isla BirnieSaturday 25 May9.00am – 2.00pmCome down and watch artist Isla Birnie paint pet portraits. For more information, or to book in a time to have your pet painted on site, call 0455 045 909.

Yane Sotiroski Saturday 25 May 10.00am – 2.00pmYane Sotiroski was awarded the prestigious title of “Australian Landscape Photographer of the Year” in 2017 and “WA Commercial Photographer of the Year” for 2016 and 2017. Visit Yane’s gallery to view his stunning landscape prints.

James Down Saturday 25 & Sunday 269.00am – 2.00pmVisit the gallery of contemporary Kimberley Artist James Down to view his vivid artworks featuring the brilliant colours of Broome and the Kimberley in his whimsical style.

Brigitte Hoesl-Lindenberg and Greg Cole Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmWatch Brigitte create her stunning glass beads and Greg Cole form his pindan filled etc.

Gem Taylor and Mel FosterSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmView paintings by Gem Taylor and Mel Foster.

Suzy French Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmWatch Suzy French paint her amazing Kimberley landscapes.

Moonie Djiagween Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmJune Djiagween (Moonie) is a Yawuru, Bardi Jawi and Ngarluma artist. June won the Cossack Art Award in 1995, ’96 and ’97 and creates traditional Aboriginal paintings that tell the sacred dream-time and customary activities of the Yaruwu and Bardi Jawi people.

Broome Youth Family Hub (BYFH)Sunday 26 May9.00am – 2.00pm‘Through the Eyes of Broome Youth’ a pictorial exhibition focusing on everyday life featuring photos taken by youth living in the Broome Community.

Short Street GallerySaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmShort Street Gallery exhibits a comprehensive collection of indigenous contemporary artworks from saltwater, freshwater, and desert peoples.

Rockpool BroomeSaturday 25 & Sunday 26 May11.00am – 2.00pmVisit Chissy Carter and Kevin Smith’s new gallery, Rockpool Broome, to view work from artisans Australia wide. Watch as Chrissy transforms the human body into a creature from your imagination (Saturday 10.00am).

Yeah the BuoysSaturday 25 May2.00pm – 5.00pm View Adam Waddell’s Broome lanterns strung along the verandah on the Western side of Dampier Terracce.

Los Bagus Sunday 26 May1.00pm – 3.00pm Los Bagus Collection are running a Paint’n’Pot workshop where participants can design and paint their own pots. To register please call 0432 863 846.

Chrissy Carter Sunday 26 May9.30am – 12.30amChrissy Carter will be running a pastel seascape workshop that includes an hour demonstration. Register a place by calling 0417 984 009. Cost is $50 pp.

CHINATOWN ARTIST TRAIL WITH KIMBERLEY ARTIST NETWORK View the festival map for venue locations.

A. Wall Mural by Herbie Marshall and June Djiagween

B. Chinatown Trail by Chinatown Chinatown Interp Team

C. Jilagarra by Martha Lee and Sun Pictures historical plaques

D. Chinese Gate and Chee Fa light artwork by Broome Chinese Community

E. Yu Family Historical Display

F. WWII Air Raid Memorial by Dr Ross Bastiaan

G. Shopkeepers Sculpture by Nic Compton

H. Jetty to Jetty Trail by Nyamba Buru Yawuru

I. Pearling Timeline, Hard Hat Diver and Kuri Bay sculptures by various artists

J. Light and Bench artwork by Nagula Jarndu Designs

K. Johnny Chi Lane historical signage and roof panels

L. Johnny Chi Lane model by Lachie Fraser

M. T.B. Ellies glass mural by James Down

N. Roebuck Bay Lookout panels by Nyamba Buru Yawuru and Broome Senior High School

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