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Mt Macedon
Autumn Events 2016
Concerts • Garden & House ToursBooks, Lectures and Literary Events
DUNEIRA Offi cer Lane, Mt Macedon, Vic 3441
PO Box 251, Macedon, Vic 3440Telephone: 03 5426 1490, Mon–Thurs, 9am–3pm
www.duneira.com.au
Pinchoff s Lane
Duneira Directions
Turn off to the Cross
Offi cer Lane
Stra
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Mt Macedon Rd
To Woodend
To Newham, Romsey, etc
To Gisborne, Melbourne, etc
From Melbourne• Take the Calder Freeway to the Macedon/Mt Macedon
exit (VicRoads no. C322). • From the roundabout, travel approx. 9 kilometres along
Mt Macedon Road, passing the Mt Macedon Golf Club and Mt Macedon Primary School on the left and The Mt Macedon Trading Post and Sefton homestead on the right (at Pinchoff Lane).
• Branch left into Offi cer Lane. Should you reach the Mt Macedon Memorial Cross turnoff , you have gone too far.
From the north • Take the Calder Freeway to the Woodend/Romsey exit
(VicRoads no. C324), turning left. • Travel approx. 4 kilometres to the Mt Macedon turn-off ,
turning right into Straws Lane. • Turn left at the T-intersection, onto Mt Macedon Road
(VicRoads no. C322). • Travelling over Mt Macedon, you will pass the Mt
Macedon Memorial Cross turnoff , on the right. Offi cer Lane is approx. 1.5 kilometres further, also on the right.
During events, there will be A-boards displayed at the corner of Mt Macedon Road and Offi cer Lane. The gates of Duneira are on the right, approx. 50 metres from the corner.
Should you have any diffi culty fi nding us on the day, please call 5426 1490 for assistance.
DUNEIRA
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About Stoneman and his vision Duneira’s seventh owner, Stuart Rusden Stoneman, was born in Castlemaine in 1927. He was the only son of local businessman Thomas Stoneman and became the third generation of the Stoneman family to work in the grocery industry. Motivated by a grand vision and study undertaken overseas in 1950, Stuart returned to Castlemaine and implemented self-service grocery stores – eventually developing the business into the successful Stoneman’s Supermarket chain (SSW) with additional stores in Bendigo, Echuca and Ballarat. Upon his death in 2002, Duneira was bequeathed to the care of The S.R. Stoneman Foundation to manage for the benefi t of local and broader communities.
Stoneman’s vision for Duneira was to maintain and preserve Duneira, to open it to the public, on a smaller scale but in the spirit of the Huntington Collection in California, and for it to ‘continue to be a place where people have the opportunity to learn and relax in an aesthetically cultivated environment; to enable interested individuals and groups to have access to the property; to view and examine the various collections and attractions; and in certain instances to enjoy suitable social and other functions.’
Director’s Welcome Welcome to Duneira’s seventh year of events, and our Autumn program which runs from March to May.
Stuart Stoneman’s vision was to create a cultural centre that provided people with the opportunity to relax, learn and be inspired. His philanthropic model was informed by the great American collections; Stoneman’s position in Australian society was ahead of its time and is still unique today.
Our heritage garden, c.1872, is of national signifi cance, even so, it does not overshadow the rich history of the previous owners of this property. All were brilliant visionaries whose legacy lives on in this most unusual property.
Also of signifi cance is our antiquarian book collection, our persian rugs, antique furniture and Stoneman’s personal and eclectic art collection which includes a Rembrandt, a Rodin and a Warhol!
Our events aim to be educational and inspiring. One can hear specialist guest speakers in an intimate setting and have the opportunity to engage with them. Our concerts are held in the intimate chamber music setting in which the Menuhins performed.
In addition to our wide range of public events, private groups are welcome by special arrangement with tours tailored to suit. You’re sure to discover something new at Duneira!
Dr Jacqueline Ogeil
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Violin for 2Anne Harvey-Nagl & Susannah Ng
‘Violin for 2’ is the collaboration of two talented performers exploring the joys of the violin duo repertoire. From the charm of Boccherini to the strange allure of Honnegger, take a musical journey culminating in Prokofiev’s Sonata in C for 2 Violins.
This special evening concert will be performed in two halves, with refreshments served during interval. It will launch the 2016 program of the Woodend Winter Arts Festival.
Date Sat 19 March 2016
Time 7.00–9.00pm
Venue Norma Richardson Hall, Buckland St, Woodend
Cost $40 all tickets
Includes refreshments Tickets must be pre-booked
Join us to celebrate the launch of the 2016 Woodend Winter Arts Festival program
Extreme Fire Danger policy
In the event that this date is declared A Day of Extreme Fire Danger or Code Red Day this event will be cancelled and bookings refunded.
Anne Harvey-Nagl
Susannah Ng
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Writer’s Masterclass with Rosalie Ham
Date Sunday 3 April 2016
Time 10.00am–5.00pm
Cost $260 full / $240 concinc morning/afternoon tea and lunch
This event is catered.
Please advise any food intolerances when you book your tickets.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Rosalie Ham, authorMeet the author of the The Dressmaker and work closely with her over the day in the beautiful surrounds of Duneira.
The writing workshop will address the elements of story. We will hone writing skills, address voice, point of view, story structure, and polish sentences and paragraphs to sharpen narrative drive.
Your ticket includes lunch, morning/afternoon tea.
This workshop is limited to six participants only.
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public and money for bookings of events refunded or the event moved to another day. It is the patron’s responsibility to check weather reports leading up to the event and make alternative arrangements.
Off enbach’s comic opera “Le 66”
Shoestring Opera MelbourneTirolean cousins, Grittly and Frantz, meet a pedlar, Berthold, whilst travelling to Strasbourg, when Frantz learns he has won the lottery with his ticket 66. In his excitement he borrows money and goes on a spending spree, returning in grotesque clothing, only to discover that his ticket is actually 99. Sung in a new English translation by a cast including Ellen Leather and Stephen Marsh, and conducted from the piano by Matthew Toogood, this hour long production is sure to entertain.
Join us for a glass of bubbly on the balcony at 3.30 pm before the performance.
Date Sunday 3 April 2016
Time 3.30–5.00pm
Cost $40 all tickets
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public and money for bookings of events refunded or the event moved to another day. It is the patron’s responsibility to check weather reports leading up to the event and make alternative arrangements.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Hailed as “technically exceptional, musically mature and artistically adventurous” (CLASSIKON), Sutherland Trio brings together the wealth of talent and experience belonging to three of Australia’s most distinguished musicians.
They perform a selection of their personal favourites from the many riches of the piano trio canon: Mozart Piano Trio in C Major K548, Mendelssohn Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor and Piazzolla Verano Porteño (Summer) and Otono Porteño (Autumn) from the Four Seasons of Buenos Aires. Artists Elizabeth Sellars, violin Molly Kadarauch, cello Caroline Almonte, piano
Date Saturday 16 April 2016
Time 2.30–3.30pm
Cost $35 full / $25 conc
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Sutherland Trio: A Tale of Two Prodigies
“A wealth of experience shines in the confi dence of their address, a co-ordinated balance of output and the players’ consistency of interpretation” – The Age
Serenade
Monash SinfoniaMonash Sinfonia is an un-conducted string ensemble that off ers outstanding young string students the opportunity to work with musicians of the very highest calibre. Since its formation in 1996, Sinfonia has performed at the Port Fairy Festival, the Melbourne International Arts Festival, Melbourne Recital Centre and in Italy and Brazil.Sinfonia will perform some of the great works of the string repertoire by Corelli and Vivaldi as well as a stunning arrangement of Dido's Lament by brilliant Australian composer Joe Chindamo and Josef Suk's beautiful Serenade.
Please note this event is being held at St Ambrose Church, Woodend.
Date Sunday 17 April 2016
Time 2.30–3.30pm
Cost $20 all tickets Venue This concert will be
held at St Ambrose Church, Templeton Street, Woodend.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Featuring performance majors from Monash UniversityJoin us during May in the glamourous loungeroom of Duneira to hear a free lunchtime recital presented by students from Monash University, in preparation for their university exams.
FREE, BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL!
Consider also booking for a House Tour commencing at 10.45 am with morning tea for $18. See website for details.
Free Lunchtime Concerts in May
Dates Thursdays 5, 12, 19 May 2016
Time 12.00 noon
Cost FREE, BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL!
Note The 5 May concert date coincides with the Greatest Morning Tea to aid the Cancer Council.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Accademia Arcadia: Il Diabolo (The Italian Devil)
Davide Monti, violin
Josephine Vains, cello
Jacqueline Ogeil, harpsichord and pianoforte
Davide Monti returns to perform a program of the most sublime and virtuoso Italian violin music and a new Australian work!
Monti’s intense exhuberance, phenomenal technique and brilliant improvisations bring these masterpieces to life in a new way.
Hear Corelli, Scarlatti, Vivaldi, Tartini and McGrath as never before!
Date Sunday 22 May 2016Time 11.30am (Please note special
starting time for this concert!)
Cost $35 full / $25 conc
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Duneira Ghost Tour
Unlock the secrets of Duneira
Built in 1875 this homestead has many ghostly stories to tell, refl ecting each of the seven owners. From Suetonius Henry Offi cer right through to Stuart Rusden Stoneman, the house is haunted by its past.
Learn about the mysterious sightings and auras present over its long 140-year history – if you dare – on one of the scariest nights of the year.
Presented by
Date Friday 13 May 2016Time 8.30–10.00pmCost $35 adults $85 family of
2 adults and 2 children
Children must be accompanied by an adult
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Date Sunday 20 March 2016
Time 2.30pm–4.30pm
Cost $25 per person includes afternoon tea
This event is catered. Please advise any food intolerances when you book your tickets.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Emeritus Professor Bruce Tonge Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist Centre for Developmental Psychiatry and Psychology Monash University
Depression can be a real problem in teenagers that interrupts school and social progress and is a stress on families with long-term adverse consequences.
Warning signs, how to seek help and eff ective approaches to management will be discussed. There will also be opportunity to ask questions.
This event is designed for adults/parents only.
She’s just a moody teenager: Depression and its management in adolescents
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public and this event will be moved to Sunday 7 August 2.30–4.30pm.
In association with the Italian Institute of Culture, we welcome President of Libera Pisa, Giacomo Saccone, a PhD student at the University of Pisa. Libera is an international organisation promoting lawfulness and fi ghting corruption.
How far is Calabria from Australia?
The “Honoured Society” is an established crime organization acting in Australia. Its origins can be traced to Italian immigrants of the 1960s.
From that moment the stories of Australian and Italian organized crime are linked together, whilst the governments of the two countries who started to oppose the phenomenon are without synergy.
This will be an interesting talk on Italian and Australian history, politics, crime and more.
Giacomo Saccone
Date Sunday 22 May 2016
Time 2.30–3.30pm
Cost $25 per person
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Lecture: The danger of mafi a globalisation and the struggle of anti-mafi a associations
Guided House Tours with Morning Tea
Built in 1875 by Suetonius Offi cer, Duneira is a renovated homestead that tells the tale of its subsequent owners.
Tours of this home explain the past and present activities and the vision of Stuart Stoneman.
The house features an extensive library, artwork collection, Persian rugs, grand pianos and interesting period furniture. The one-hour tour starts in the loungeroom with morning tea.
Please note: Times work in conjunction with some of the garden tours and also with free concerts in May.
Thursdays
Dates MARCH 3, 10, 17, 24
APRIL 14, 21, 28
MAY 12, 19
also Saturday 16 April
Sunday 20 March
Time 10.45am
Cost $18 per person, includes morning tea
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public and money for bookings of events refunded or the event moved to another day. It is the patron’s responsibility to check weather reports leading up to the event and make alternative arrangements.
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea at Duneira
The Duneira homestead is the perfect place for this year’s Biggest Morning Tea. And you’re invited!
Let’s raise funds for the Cancer Council Victoria by coming along and sharing tea and home-made treats.
If you’d like to make a donation to our Fundraising Page but can’t attend the morning tea, just visit our website for information.
Date Thursday 5 May 2016Time 10.15–11.30amCost $20 per person, of
which $15 will go to Cancer Council
Book duneira.com.au Call 5426 1490
Mon–Thurs 9–3 Tax Deductible
receipts for $15 available upon request on the day.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
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Enjoy a free concert!Following the morning tea,
you can attend a free concert at Duneira at 12 noon. Separate bookings are
essential for the free concert. www.duneira.com.au
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Featuring performance majors from Monash University
Spoil mum this Mother’s Day with Afternoon Tea at Duneira and a Concert peformance of classical chamber music.
Duneira’s warm and charming environment makes it the perfect place for a relaxing get-together with your Mum on Mother’s Day.
We will commence with Afternoon Tea at 3.00 pm. The concert will fi nish by 4.30 pm.
Mother’s Day Concert & Afternoon Tea
Dates Sunday 8 May 2016
Time 3.00–4.30pm
Cost $25 per person
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Autumn Garden Tours at Duneira
‘Why waste thousands of dollars on an airfare to Britain when you can see the best of an English heritage garden just one hour out of Melbourne?’ Stephen Ryan
Respected local gardeners will lead you on a guided tour of the spectacular Duniera heritage garden c. 1872. These one-hour tours are highly entertaining as well as informative; a treat with leading local experts in the fi eld.
Tours start at the front of the house. Bring sensible walking shoes and an umbrella (and check the weather report). Parking available behind homestead.
Thursdays
Dates MARCH 3, 10, 17, 24
APRIL 14, 21, 28
Time 12.15pm
Weekends
Dates 20 March, 1.00pm
16 April, 12.15pm
17 April, 12.15pm
Cost $15 per person
delightful autumnal landscape ...
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public and money for bookings of events refunded or the event moved to another day. It is the patron’s responsibility to check weather reports leading up to the event and make alternative arrangements.
Join Julian Burnside in a general conversation over wine & cheese about the use and misuse of language.
In Julian’s words, “The point of language is to convey meaning. Ideally, it should do so accurately. Not all writers honour this ideal. The purpose of language may be betrayed by carelessness, foolishness or malice.”
Spend a luxurious one-and-a-half hours in great conversation and company, in the glorious Duneira loungeroom.
Argue if you dare ... ticket price includes wine and cheese.
Date Saturday 16 April 2016
Time 4.30–6.00pm
Cost $40 per person
Your ticket price includes wine and cheese
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Join Julian Burnside QC AO in conversation
Julian Burnside AO QC is an Australian barrister who practises principally in commercial litigation, trade practices and administrative law. He is also a human rights and refugee advocate, and author.
Book discussionShylock is My Name by Howard Jacobsen
Date Sunday 17 April 2016
Time 11.00am–12.30pm
Cost $25 per person, includes morning tea
This is a catered event, please advise any food intolerances.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
Sheila Drummond, facilitator
Celebrate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. Join us in the splendid surrounds of the Duneira library with literary agent Sheila Drummond facilitating.
Man Booker Prize-winner and great chronicler of Jewish life Howard Jacobsen revisits Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice with Shylock Is My Name (published February 2016).
This is part of The Hogarth Shakespeare Project, where major contemporary writers ‘retell’ Shakespeare’s plays for the modern reader.
Howard Jacobson’s version of The Merchant of Venice bends time to its own advantage as it asks what it means to be a father, a Jew and a merciful human being in the modern world.
03 5426 1490Mon–Thurs 9–3
www.duneira.com.au
‘Why waste thousands of dollars on an airfare to Britain when you can see the best of an English heritage garden just one hour out of Melbourne?’ Stephen RyanDuneira’s stunning heritage garden (c. 1872) will be open to the public on selected days. The architecture, size and array of plants are a great tribute to Duneira’s colonial past and to the unusual climate of Mt Macedon. The garden dramatically responds to the seasons and you can view the beautiful tones of the autumn season.
No bookings required, just pay at the gate. Correct change is greatly appreciated. You are welcome to bring a picnic and spend time in the garden.
Dates Sunday 20 March Sunday 3 April Saturday 16 April Sunday 17 April
(10am–1.30pm)
Time 10.00am to 4.00pm
Except 17/4/16
Cost $10 per adult
Children are FREE
AUTUMN OPEN GARDENS at Duneira
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public. It is the patron’s responsibility to check weather reports leading up to the event and make alternative arrangements.
Thursday 3 March 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 3 March 10.45–11.45am House TourThursday 10 March 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 10 March 10.45–11.45am House TourThursday 17 March 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 17 March 10.45–11.45am House TourSaturday 19 March 7.00–9.00pm Concert: Violin for 2Sunday 20 March 1.00–2.00pm Garden TourSunday 20 March 10.45–11.45am House TourSunday 20 March 2.30–4.30pm Depression in AdolescentsSunday 20 March 10.00am–4.00pm Open GardenThursday 24 March 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 24 March 10.45–11.45am House TourSunday 3 April 3.30–5.00pm Off enbach’s Opera “Le 66”Sunday 3 April 10.00am–5.00pm Writer’s Masterclass with Rosalie HamSunday 3 April 10.00am–4.00pm Open GardenThursday 14 April 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 14 April 10.45–11.45am House TourSaturday 16 April 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourSaturday 16 April 2.30–3.30pm Sutherland TrioSaturday 16 April 4.30–6.00pm Julian Burnside in ConversationSaturday 16 April 10.45–11.45am House TourSaturday 16 April 10.00am–4.00pm Open GardenSunday 17 April 10.00am–1.30pm Open GardenSunday 17 April 2.30–3.30pm Serenade, Monash SinfoniaSunday 17 April 11.00am–12.30pm Book DiscussionSunday 17 April 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 21 April 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 21 April 10.45–11.45am House TourThursday 28 April 12.15–1.15pm Garden TourThursday 28 April 10.45–11.45am House TourThursday 5 May 10.15–11.30am Biggest Morning TeaThursday 5 May 12.00–1.00pm FREE Lunchtime ConcertSunday 8 May 3.00–4.30pm Mother’s Day Concert & Afternoon TeaThursday 12 May 12.00–1.00pm FREE Lunchtime ConcertThursday 12 May 10.45–11.45am House TourFriday 13 May 8.30–10.00pm Ghost TourThursday 19 May 12.00–1.00pm FREE Lunchtime ConcertThursday 19 May 10.45–11.45am House TourSunday 22 May 11.30am–12.30pm Accademia Arcadia: Il DiabloSunday 22 May 2.30–3.30pm Mafi a GlobalisationD
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BOOKING YOUR TICKETSBookings and enquiries:
• online via duneira.com.au
• by calling 03 5426 1490 (Mon–Thurs 9–3 only)
• by email to [email protected]
• by cheque made out to Duneira Pastoral Co. and sent with details of event dates and times you wish to book for, how many tickets you require and if they are full or concession to: Duneira Ticket Sales, PO Box 251, Macedon 3440
Please include a stamped self-addressed envelope and a contact phone number with your booking. A booking form can also be downloaded from the website.
ConcessionsConcessions ONLY available for pensioners or full-time students. Please show concession card with your ticket. Please send a copy with your postal order. Companion card accepted, please phone through your order.
Correct at time of publicationAll information is correct at the time of preparation. Duneira reserves the right to make any necessary changes to the program.
Refund or exchange policyPlease note Duneira has a no-refund-or-exchange policy for all events, except in the case of Total Fire Ban days or where we cancel or postpone an event.
Other policiesDuneira has a no-dogs-allowed policy (except guide dogs) and a no-smoking policy.
PRIVATE TOUR BOOKINGSPrivate tour bookings can be made on dates and at times to suit your group from Monday to Thursday in school terms. Bookings subject to availability, minimum of 10 people.
Please contact us for further information and to check the availability of your preferred date. A deposit is required at the time of booking.
Guided Hours Tours: A one-hour tour of the house and art collection, $18 pp
Unguided Garden Wander: including map (following a house tour), $8 pp
Guided Garden Tour: a one-hour tour of the historic garden with a noted garden specialist, $15 pp
Unguided Garden Wander or Outdoor Painting Session: includes map (not combined with a house tour), $10 pp
Morning or afternoon tea: Tea and coffee and a homemade cake, from $4 pp
Light lunch: Our lunchboxes contain sandwiches, a home made cake and other delights, water/tea and coffee with special dietary requirements catered for, from $15–20 pp
Note: you are also welcome to bring a picnic lunch or morning or afternoon tea to eat in the garden (at no extra cost).
Total Fire Ban or Dangerous Weather
In the event of a Total Fire Ban day or dangerous weather warning, Duneira will be closed to the public and money for bookings of events refunded or the event moved to another day. It is the patron’s responsibility to check weather reports leading up to the event and make alternative arrangements.
Duneira Officer Lane, Mt Macedon, Victoria 3441
03 5426 1490Office hours 9.00am–3.00pm, Mon to Thurs
All information is correct at the time of preparation.Duneira reserves the right to make any necessary changes to the program.
Photography by Bruce Hedge, Kim Selby and Irene O’Duffy
GARDEN EVENTSAutumn Garden Tours12.15–1.15pm Please select a date:Thursdays 3 March 10 March 17 March 24 March 14 April 21 April 28 April Weekend Garden ToursSunday 20 March 1pmSaturday 16 April 12.15pmSunday 17 April 12.15pm
HOUSE TOURSGuided House Tour (with morning tea)10.45–11.45am Please select a date:Thursdays 3 March 10 March 17 March 24 March 14 April 21 April 28 April 12 May 19 May Weekends Sun 20 Mar Sat 16 AprilAustralia’s Biggest Morning TeaThursday 5 May 10.15–11.30amGhost Tour: presented by Lantern Ghost ToursFriday 13 May 8.30–10.00pm
CONCERTSViolin for 2 – WWAF LaunchSaturday 19 March 7.00–9.00pm (at Norma Richardson Hall, Woodend)FREE Lunchtime Concerts in May 12.00–1.00pmThursdays 5 May 12 May 19 May Mother’s Day Concert & Afternoon TeaSunday 8 May 3.00–4.30pmOffenbach’s Comic Opera “Le 66”Sunday 3 April 3.30–5.00pmSutherland Trio: A Tale of Two ProdigiesSaturday 16 April 2.30–3.30pmSerenade, Monash SinfoniaSunday 17 April 2.30–3.30pm (at St Ambrose Woodend)Accademia Arcadia: Il DiabloSunday 22 May 11.30am–12.30pm
BOOKS, LECTURES AND GREAT IDEASBook Discussion: Shylock is my nameSunday 17 April 11.00am–12.30pmWriter’s Masterclass with Rosalie HamSunday 3 April 10.00am–4.00pmDepression in AdolescentsSunday 20 March 2.30pm–4.30pmMafia GlobalisationSunday 22 May 2.30–3.30pm
Julian Burnside in Conversation Saturday 16 April 4.30–6.00pm
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