we welcome you to the Ganalili Centre, where the light is before the dawn.
Bring a little of our country into your home with our Canvas Prints.
From stunning landscape images through to Images of Paintings taken by Yindjibarndi People all printed on quality canvas.
From half day to overnight trips explore the historic town of Roebourne, and surrounding areas that are so meaningful to the Yindjibarndi People.
Yindjibarndi People have been in the Roebourne area for more than 50,0000 Years. Learn how they look after the land and how the land looks after them.
The Ganalili Centre has a conference room that is availble to the community to book for any event you would like to hold.
Personal background and family history: Artefact maker My name is Wayne Stevens and my father is Peter Stevens (deceased) who is a Gurruma man. My mother is Julie Malcolm,...
Read MoreFalt seed Bouhnia (Bean Tree) This tree belongs to the Pilbara and it is a strong medicine. Red/ yellow seed Batwing Tree or Bean Tree Desert people call ninti....
Read MoreFThe Ganalili Centre was officially opened on 7 September 2019 with a community involved event and below are images showing the festivities of the day. The opening was covered...
Read MoreThe following businesses call the Ganalili Centre home.
The Library at Karratha has a branch located on the ground floor of the Ganalili Centre. Drop in to borrow a book, read a book, pick up a video ...
Yet to open, the Café is located on the ground floor of the Ganalili Centre.
Need to pick up a book or a piece of art then the Tourism Bureau is where you need to go. This is located on the 1st floor, just up the stairs and to the right.
Hear what our visitors are saying about the Ganalili Centre
Di, previously a barmaid at the Victoria Hotel.
Malcom Eastwick, WA
Frank, India.
You can shop for that special painting, canvas print, jewellery or Indigenious souvenirs at the Roebourne Visitor Centre, here online.
