LOVELY SUNDAYS WILL BE BACK FOR EASTER 2012
WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU THEN
DATE TBC
Mystery Train Journey
& Lunch in Pyrmont
You are invited to join us for Lunch at Oscars
Restaurant.
84 Union Street Pyrmont (opp Pyrmont Bridge)
Enjoy lunch in lovely surroundings and a mystery
train journey to a hidden inner city backwater!
Be inspired by The Polka Dot House,
Hidden Gardens, Winding Streets and a Breathtaking Harbourside Walk with
Fabulous Views of our Beautiful city. What better way to start the new year as
you
mean to live it - exploring, walking, fresh air and great new company!
Finish the afternoon with a good latte at a cool French cafe just a heartbeat from Darling
Harbour.
Cost:$63 - includes lunch & train but not drinks/coffee
DATE TBC
ROZELLE
FINALLY COMES OF AGE!
ART GALLERIES, MARKETS AND LOTS OF CAFÉ SOCIETY!
THE WELCOME
HOTEL 91 Evans Street Rozelle. This is a favourite place for lunch, with wonderful
home-made food and a delightful garden - it really is Welcoming! What were once the dingy
streets of Rozelle or where you lived if you couldn't afford Balmain, are now exciting,
renovated and full of colour and interest. We are going to pop into the marvellous weekend
Markets which are as Parisian as they come, with great bargains to be
found, from antique treasures to vintage clothing. Then we're off to the very entertaining
Kate Owen Gallery who's new exhibition of contemporary aboriginal art will surprise and
delight you.The art on display is culled from many Aboriginal
communities and hopefully we may have a tour by Kate herself who is also an
accomplished artist. We shall take a gentle stroll
along the water and then stop off for a latte in Darling Street. $58
DATE TBC
WENDY WHITELYS GARDEN
BLUES POINT ROAD LUNCH - LUNA PARK AND A BAY WALK
BILLIE’S 129 Blues Point Road McMahons Point. Plenty
of free parking. For the past ten years, Wendy Whiteley has created a magic
and secret garden from the wasteland sloping down from the home she shared with
Brett Whiteley overlooking Lavender Bay. Tiered in old sleepers and
“found objects” a maze of paths and bowers are camouflaged by tropical
foliage and a giant Moreton Bay fig tree, the natural wonder of this garden is
one of Sydney’s best kept secrets. It is an oasis of calm where both
Brett and their daughter Arkie’s ashes are buried. It is a hallowed blissful
place, where sometimes, Wendy can be seen raking up the leaves. We leave the
garden and wind our way around the railway tracks to Luna Park, past
Harry Seidler’s landmark curved apartment building by the Big Dipper and onto Kirribilli
for a coffee. $58
