There’s a new dining adventure, in a new location, coming your way in late January. The venue will be a secret till the day, but the rest will be revealed along the way.
Over 2 special nights, a unique Broadmeadow location will come alive with a local chef, a three course meal and a specially curated live music offering. A pop-up restaurant beautifully styled by The Wedding Designer sets the scene to share the company of some perfect strangers.
Ticket includes a 3 course meal, all drinks (beer, wine and soft drinks) and live entertainment for the evening.
Dietary: We will enjoy a degustation menu, but can offer a vegetarian option if advised more than 7 days prior to the event. Please email white.rabbit@epicureans.com.au if you wish to take the vegetarian option.
Seating: Tickets purchased under the same name will be seated together. If you have friends who are purchasing tickets seperately to you, please email gra@eao.com.au with their full name and a seating request, and we’ll try as much as possible to seat you all together.
Night One: Friday 22 January 2016 with music by PATRICK JAMES
Patrick caught the ears of Australian group Boy & Bear, who introduced Patrick to tens of thousands of fans as the support act on their biggest national Australian tour to date. With a new brand as Australia’s answer to James Bay, Patrick followed the tour with a breath-taking cover of The Church’s “Under The Milky Way” which was picked up by Australian TV drama Wonderland (and broadcast to millions, in 12 different countries), released two EP’s, sold out headline shows throughout Australia and New Zealand multiple times and supported the likes of Emma Louise, Josh Pyke, The Paper Kites and more.
Purchase tickets to this event here.
Night Two: Saturday 23 January 2016 with music by HENRY WAGONS
Henry Wagons is a true renaissance man, with a unique swagger reminiscent of a day when front men gave back bucket loads of charm and were shrouded in enigmatic mystery. Unanimously lauded as one of one of Australia’s great entertainers, a Henry Wagons show is a true sight to behold, be it alone with his guitar, or with his stomping, floor board fracturing band Wagons.