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Friends of Wairoa School

Cuisine for the Creative Arts

Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach
Queen Elizabeth drive Bondi Beach, NSW 2026 Australia
The Depot
When
  • Tuesday 25 June 2024 from 6pm to 10pm
Cost

Adult: $300.00

A 4-course dinner at The Depot Bondi Beach to raise funds for the creative arts program at Wairoa School for children with disabilities.

The dinner will be a 4-course banquet with wine pairings showcasing the cuisine of celebrity chef Guy Turland. There will be live and silent auctions on the night along with lucky door prizes.

A wonderful night out for a great cause, we hope to see you there!

Contact event organiser

Friends of Wairoa School

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