Sun Pictures

Catching a film at the historic Sun Pictures will be a real highlight of your stay in Broome. Sun Pictures is the world's oldest operating open air cinema, and was established in 1916. Soak up the unique historical charm of the beautifully restored building and check out the range of enchanting memorabilia and historic projectors on display.

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The warm tropical climate of Broome makes perfect weather for viewing an outdoor movie, and the deck chairs ensure a comfortable cinematic experience. A number of locally inspired films are shown throughout the year, interspersed with current mainstream features.

Food, drinks and souvenirs are on sale to allow you to make the most of your balmy Broome evening out under the stars.

The theatre has stood strong amidst the onslaught of war, ravaging cyclones and flooding by king tides. The old building is on Broome’s main street in the heart of Chinatown. Broome is a two and a half hour flight north of Perth.