Tidal Treasures
21st August to 6th September

Floats from The Closet

  • Older Teens & Adults
Sunday 23rd August
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
The Broome Closet, Dampier Terrace, Broome WA

What's Happening?

Watch the Shinju Matsuri Float Parade from above with cocktails, complimentary finger food and one of Broome’s best balcony views.

Join us at The Broome Closet for Floats from the Closet, a relaxed afternoon celebrating the colour, excitement and community spirit of the Shinju Matsuri Float Parade.

From our Level 1 balcony overlooking Dampier Terrace, you’ll have a fantastic vantage point as the parade makes its way through Chinatown. Settle in with a cocktail, enjoy the atmosphere from above and watch the floats, performers and festivities pass by below.

The event is free to attend, with complimentary finger food served between 3:00pm and 5:00pm. Our full cocktail and drinks menu will be available throughout the afternoon.

Sunday 23 August 2026
From 2:00pm
The Broome Closet — Level 1, Dampier Terrace

Tables are limited, so bookings are strongly recommended. Gather your friends, reserve your spot and experience the Shinju Matsuri Float Parade from The Closet.

Location

This event will take place at The Broome Closet, Dampier Terrace, Broome WA.

Good to Know

Suitability

  • Older Teens & Adults

Facilities

  • Public Toilet

Activity

  • Food

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