AN ELEGANT EVENING OF DESIGN, ART & MUSIC

In partnership with JN Consulting Engineers and IFAD, we invite you to an evening that unites music, art, and architecture at one of the region's most iconic cultural venues: the Wollongong Art Gallery. All profits from the night will be donated to the Illawarra Women's Trauma Recovery Centre, supporting vital services for women and families in our region.

Arrive from 6:00 pm to mingle, enjoy light refreshments, and explore the Festival of Architecture & Design Awards Exhibition, before the concert begins at 7 pm.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

The Illawarra Festival of Architecture and Design is a family-friendly weekend that offers a unique opportunity to explore regional architecture and design innovation. Delve deeper into our region's architectural homes and their creators through events such as cycling tours to homes, house and/or studio tours, panel discussions, and awards. Visit their website at https://ifad.net.au/ to learn more.

ABOUT THE ALMA MOODIE QUARTET

The Alma Moodie Quartet brings together some of Australia's leading string soloists: Kristian Winther, Anna da Silva Chen (violins), James Wannan (viola) and Miles Mullins-Chivers (cello) to perform:

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - String Quartet No. 1 in D major

Johannes Brahms - Clarinet Quintet in B minor (Clarinetist Olivia Hans-Rosenbaum )

Named after the remarkable Australian violinist of the early 20th century, the Alma Moodie Quartet shares the dedication to the music their namesake championed, from Beethoven and Mozart to the neglected music of the early twentieth century.

The Quartet enjoys performing at some of Australia's most prestigious venues, including the Canberra International Music Festival, the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival, Hayllar's Beethoven Festival, the Hayes St Studio series, Mesh, Elder Hall, and various regional centres. Recent season

Highlights include Musica Viva's Morning Concerts and outdoor concert series at Barangaroo, the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival, Phoenix Central Park's Church series, their debut at the Melbourne Recital Centre, and their own series in Canberra, with guest artists Daniel de Borah, Edward Neeman, and Olivia Hans-Rosenbaum.

ABOUT THE VENUE

This concert takes place in 'The Chambers' at Wollongong Art Gallery amidst 'Recollections', an art exhibition curated by Alinta Maguire and Louise Brand, which includes "every bark painting from the First Nations collection of Wollongong Art Gallery..."

We show our respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Dharawal Country, Elders past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.