Sydney Womens International Club

Historic Annandale - Guided Tour With Local Historian
2015-08-27 10:30 - 13:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Bicentennial Park Rotunda, 2A Chapman Street, Annandale, Sydney, NSW, 2038, Australia
Discover historic Annandale in August with a walk guided by local historian, Marghanita Cruz.
Highlights of the walk, that starts at the rotunda on the Annandale/Glebe Foreshore, are:
The Abbey and the Witches Hats, one of which was the last residence of Henry Parkes; the National Trust listed viaduct; the Victorian Terraces; the WW1 War Memorial in Hinsby Park; the second oldest sub-station on the AUSGRID network; the 19th Century Post Office; Churches and Council Chambers; the Mary Mackillop Convent and more…
Meet: At 10.30am at the Bicentennial Park Rotunda on the Annandale/Glebe Foreshore for our introductory historic overview of Annandale by Marghanita Cruz
Duration of Tour: Approximately 1 hour
Walking Level: Easy
After the Tour: Join us at our pre-booked table at The Vinery Restaurant on Johnston Street for a shared plate lunch (at own expense) followed by an optional brief tour of The Annandale Art Galleries August Exhibition – ‘Bark Paintings and Ceremonial Poles’ by two notable Aboriginal women artists – Maluba Gumana and Djirrirra Wunungmurra.
What to Bring: Walking shoes & sun hat; water bottle; if weather looks inclement bring umbrella/water proof clothing
Cost for Tour: $15.00 (payable on the day).
RSVP: By Friday 21 August 2015 to Kay Nicholas at kay.k.nicholas@gmail.com or 0438 469 044. Please indicate whether you will be joining us for lunch and a tour of The Annandale Art Gallery.
Transport from the City: 433 bus from City. Pick up in George Street. Alight at last bus stop end of Crescent at Annandale Foreshore. Cross the road and it is a short walk across the foreshore park to the Rotunda.
Transport from Annandale to the City: 470 bus from corner of Booth and Johnston St to city, drops off along George St and turns into Bridge St and goes to The Quay.
By Car: Easy untimed parking at northern end of Johnston St. Cross at the lights at the end of Johnston St and walk across foreshore park to Rotunda.
Light Rail: Alight at the Rozelle Bay stop which is at the end of Johnston St.
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Movie Group
2015-08-25 10:00 - 12:30 | United Cinemas Opera Quays, 1 Macquarie Street, East Circular Quay, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
The Movie Group meets on the 4th Tuesday morning each month to see a film at the Dendy Opera Quays Cinema (between Circular Quay and the Opera House).
There are usually three films for members to choose from, and you will receive an email each month with details of the films and times – sent out in the week before the showing when the program is available.
Movie Group members usually meet beforehand for a coffee in the plaza in front of the cinema, and afterwards for a drink or lunch and a chat at the ECQ Bar in the Pullman Quay Grand Hotel, 61 Macquarie St (entrance from the quay, on the 2nd floor) which has a lovely view of the harbour.
Please buy your own ticket when you arrive at the theatre.
Please email the Convenors, Jill Surgeon at jsurgeon@internode.on.net or Satya Colpani at s.colpani@bigpond.com if you are interested in joining the Movie Group.

Cafe Society at Teras Bali
2015-08-20 12:00 - 14:30 | Teras Bali, Lot 2, 17 Hickson Rd, Walsh Bay (between piers 6 – 7 near Sydney Theatre Company), Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Join Café Society for an Indonesian lunch at Teras Bali on Thursday 20 August.
This is a beautiful little restaurant on the water at Walsh Bay. Entrée: Spring rolls, satay chicken on a stick. Mains: Curry chicken, beef, lamb, or vegetarian Gado Gado. Fresh, Quality food. White tablecloths.
Cost: $22 fixed price includes a glass of wine or juice. CASH only. No split bills.
RSVP to Nola Holland by 17 August at nola.holland@hotmail.com
Transport Options:
Buses 431 and 433 run along George Street every 10 minutes. Get off the bus in Lower Fort Street and walk to the piers (about 6 mins) OR walk around the waterfront from Circular Quay (15 mins). There is plenty of meter parking on Hickson Rd and surrounds.

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Art & Culture - The Archibald Prize
2015-08-18 09:15 - 11:30 | Art Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery Road, The Domain, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Join us for our annual early morning private guided tour of Australia’s most extraordinary art event, The Archibald Prize, Wynne & Sulman Prizes at the Art Gallery of NSW, before the Gallery opens to the public.
Meet at the Art Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery Road, the Domain on 18 August at 9.15am for the 9.30am tour.
RSVP To Lynne Kendal by 11 August 2015 at bkendal@bigpond.com or Mobile 0423 137 565
Cost: $20.00 Payable on the day

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Easy Walk - Historic Parramatta
2015-08-12 09:30 - 14:00 | Parramatta City, Sydney, NSW, 2150, Australia
The city that was nearly the capital of NSW!
The settlement at Rose Hill, now Parramatta, was established in 1788, a few months after the arrival of the First Fleet in Sydney Cove. The survival of the colony was dependent on the fertile land discovered here, at the head of the Parramatta River.
We will begin our Easy Walk on the river – the route taken by the pioneers – travelling upstream on the Rivercat (now taking 50 minutes instead of several days); the actual walk will take us by many historic buildings and sites, including the oldest public building and oldest cemetery in mainland Australia. Anyone up for lunch at Old Government House?
RSVP to Suzanne Harrison at suzdon@bigpond.net.au AND Gerrie Creemers at gerriecr@gmail.com
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Coffee Morning - Sydney Landscapes & History
2015-08-11 10:30 - 12:00 | Lane Cove Library, Cnr Longueville Rd & Austin St, Lane Cove, Sydney, NSW, 2066, Australia
Join us for the Coffee Morning on 11 August and hear academic and public historian, Dr Ian Hoskins, talk about Sydney landscapes and history.
During the past 25 years Dr Hoskins has taught at universities, worked as a curator at The Powerhouse Museum, and, since 2003, written, curated and guided walks in his capacity as the North Sydney Council Historian. On weekends he researches and writes as an independent historian. Throughout his life Ian has had an abiding interest in landscape and culture.
His book, Was thinking of home today: North Sydney and the Great War was shortlisted for the NSW Premier’s History Prize for local and regional history in 2009. Sydney Harbour: A History won the Queensland Premier’s Literary Prize for History in 2010. Coast: a history of the NSW edge won the NSW Premier’s History Prize for local and regional history in 2014.
The Coffee Morning will be held at the Lane Cove Library (see venue details below) commencing at 10.30am.
RSVP to Julie Kemp at 0450 132 422 or jemkemp@gmail.com by 7 August 2015.
Transport Options
By Car: Woolworth’s car park under the Library, first 3 hours free or the Rosenthal car park
By Bus: Bus 254 stops opposite the Library. Bus stops nearby: 252, 285, 288, 290, 292, 536

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Ladies Who Lunch - Nilgiri's Indian Restaurant
2015-08-05 12:30 - 15:00 | Nilgiri’s Indian Restaurant, 81 Christie Street, St Leonards, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Ajoy Joshi of Nilgiri’s is regarded as Australia’s Award-winning master chef of authentic Indian Cuisine. He has appeared on TV and Food Safari, sharing his enthusiasm and knowledge of Indian food. It is a Licenced/BYO (wine only) restaurant.
Cost – $37.50 per person – SET MENU. Payable on the day.
RSVP to Naseem Walton at naseemw@gmail.com by 1 August 2015.
Transport Options – By train to St Leonard’s train station – turn left onto Pacific Highway and left into Christie Street. Parking station on Hume Street. Buses stop in front of and opposite St Leonard’s train station on Pacific Highway.
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Music & Heritage Tour - Sydney Conservatorium of Music
2015-07-30 12:20 - 15:30 | Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Conservatorium Road, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
For the Monthly Activity enjoy a free lunch-time concert on 30 July 2015 commencing at 12.30pm in the Verbrugghen Hall at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, followed by a guided tour to learn an unknown history of Sydney. Follow an exciting itinerary with 12 different locations to retrace 200 years of Australian history. From Aboriginal land to an international music school, the Conservatorium of Music offers a great insight into the culture of music in Sydney prior to the Opera House.
Gain access to areas previously off limits to the public and uncover the remnants from the earliest colonial settlement such as the sandstone cistern and early drains laid by convicts. View the original features of the Government stables, including the arches and turrets. Explore a maze underneath the Botanic Gardens with teaching studios, practice rooms, performance halls and the largest music library in the southern hemisphere.
Address: Conservatorium Road, Sydney
Meet: 12.20pm in the Main Foyer of the Conservatorium to be escorted to our seats. This is a Free Concert.
After the Concert join us at our pre-booked table at The Con Café for a Coffee Break (at own expense).
Our One Hour Guided Tour commences at 2.00pm.
Cost for Tour: $25.00 (payable on the day).
RSVP: Please book by 23 July to Kay Nicholas at kay.k.nicholas@gmail.com or 0438469044
To avoid disappointment book early, as this tour is limited to 25 participants.
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Movie Group
2015-07-28 09:50 - 12:30 | United Cinemas Opera Quays, 1 Macquarie Street, East Circular Quay, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
The films for Tuesday 28 July at the Dendy Opera Quays cinema are as follows, and all start at 9.50am.
Far from the Madding Crowd
Madame Bovary
Mr Holmes
Please buy your own ticket. Afterwards we can meet at the ECQ Bar in the Pullman Quay Hotel (2nd floor, entrance from the quay) for a chat, a drink and a light lunch.
I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday. Please let me know if you are able to join me at jsurgeon@intermode.on.net
Jill Surgeon
Far from the Madding Crowd
Starring Carey Mulligan, Tom Sturridge, Matthias Schoenaerts. Directed by Thomas Vinterberg. Classification: M (Mature themes and sex scene), 118 mins.
Independent, beautiful and headstrong country heiress Bathsheba Everdene (Carey Mulligan) has three very different suitors: Gabriel Oak (Matthias Schoenaerts), a sheep farmer, captivated by her fetching willfulness; Frank Troy (Tom Sturridge), a handsome and reckless Sergeant; and William Boldwood (Michael Sheen), a prosperous and mature bachelor. Bathsheba considers herself to be intellectually superior to all three, but when she finally drops her haughty attitude, she’s able to be open to a man’s love.
Madame Bovary
Starring Mia Wasikowska, Ezra Miller, Paul Giamatti. Directed by Sophie Barthes. Classification: M (Sex scenes and mature themes), 118 mins. Adapted from Flaubert’s classic novel, Madame Bovary tells the tragic story of Emma, a young beauty who impulsively marries a small-town doctor to leave her father’s pig farm behind. But after being introduced to the glamorous world of high society, she soon becomes bored with her stodgy mate and seeks excitement and status outside the bonds of marriage. This sumptuous period drama features a superb cast including Mia Wasikowska (Alice in Wonderland), Paul Giamatti (Sideways) and Ezra Miller (The Perks of Being a Wallflower). Flaubert’s classic novel comes to life.
Mr. Holmes
Starring Ian McKellen, Laura Linney, Hiroyuki Sanada. Directed by Bill Condon. Classification: M (Mature themes), 104 mins. In 1947, Sherlock Holmes (McKellen), long-retired, lives in a sleepy Sussex village with his housekeeper and her amateur-sleuthing son. But far from living out a peaceful retirement, he is haunted by an unsolved case from fifty years ago. He remembers only fragments: a confrontation with an angry husband, a secret bond with his beautiful but unstable wife. With his legendary mental powers on the wane, and without his old sidekick Watson, Holmes is faced with the toughest case of his life – a case that might finally reveal to him the mysteries of the human heart. Based on the novel by Mitch Cullin, “A Slight Trick Of The Mind”.

German Conversation
2015-07-24 10:30 - 12:30 | Kirribilli Club, 11 Harbourview Crescent, Lavender Bay, Sydney, NSW, 2060, Australia
This is all about conversation over a cup of coffee, and is aimed at those who want to practise their German and those who enjoy staying in touch with their mother tongue.
The group meets at the Sunset Café, Kirribilli Club, Lavender Bay (or by special arrangement in a member’s home), on the fourth Friday of the month from 10.30am – 12.30pm.
If you’d like to join the German Conversation group contact Meryl David on 0414 281 022 or meryl.david@outlook.com OR Jill Surgeon on 0416 734 074 or jilliansurgeon.swic@gmail.com

Art & Culture - Blue Mountains Afternoon High Tea
2015-07-21 08:15 - 17:00 | Hydro Majestic Hotel, 52-88 Great Western Highway, Medlow Bath, Blue Mountains, NSW, 2780, Australia
History, glamour, luxury, style and grandeur…….
Join Art & Culture for a nostalgic visit and private guided tour on 21 July of the newly reborn Hydro Majestic Hotel in the Blue Mountains following its six-year $30 million renovation. The Hydro Majestic is one of Australia’s most iconic historical hotels, with its understated elegance and warm ambience featuring plush furnishings, fireplaces and charming artworks.
Following our guided tour, enjoy Afternoon High Tea in the grand tradition of the majestic Wintergarden with its panoramic views overlooking the Megalong Valley. Afternoon high teas are served to your table on a three-tiered silver stand and consist of petit pastries, a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, homemade jam and fresh clotted cream. Freshly brewed speciality teas and coffees are brought to your table throughout the afternoon. Vegetarian and gluten free options can be catered for at no additional cost.
Rug up for our departure from Central Railway station at 8.18am and arrival at Medlow Bath Station in the Blue Mountains at 10.24am. It’s only a short 3 mins level walk from the station to the Hydro Majestic Hotel. The tour commences at 11.00am and Afternoon High Tea is served at 12noon.
There are two options for our return trip to Central, with trains departing from Medlow Bath at 2.07pm or 3.07pm (travel time 2 hrs & 7 mins).
Cost:
High Tea and private guided tour: $65 per person
Train: Seniors $2.50, Adults $17.60 return
Note: it is necessary to pre-pay for this event ($65). There will be no refunds after 14 July.
RSVP by 7 July to Lynne Kendal bkendal@bigpond.com or mobile 0423 137 565 and advise of any dietary requirements.
Payment Options:
Payment Option 1: By Credit Card through the Cart at the bottom of the page.
Payment Option 2: Online (direct deposit) into the SWIC bank account
Account Name: SWIC Inc
BSB No: 112-879
Account No: 431-019-281
Description: Hydro + your initial and surname
Payment Option 3: Post your cheque/money order (payable to SWIC) to the Treasurer, Fritzi Casal, 49 Wisdom Road, Greenwich 2065
Staying there: Perhaps you might like to get together with a few other SWIC ladies and stay overnight! The Hydro Majestic has 54 rooms, 26 with valley views. Rates start at $179 a night for a heritage room without valley views; add $35 for breakfast. Rooms include free Wi-fi , TV with Foxtel, a bar fridge, good tea and coffee, but no mini bar or room service. Guests can bring their own wine; bar prices are expensive. Dinner from 7pm, 2 courses $65. Bookings (02) 4782 6885 www.hydromajestic.com.au
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Cafe Society - Ampersand Cafe & Bookstore
2015-07-16 12:00 - 14:30 | Ampersand Cafe & Bookstore, 78-80 Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney, NSW, 2021, Australia
This café-cum-bookstore in Paddington caters for both bibliophiles and lunch enthusiasts. Come for walls lined with second-hand books, erudite conversation and great food. We will have our own cosy room upstairs. The café is opposite the Verona Cinema if you would like to see a movie after lunch.
Date: Thursday 16 July Time: 12 noon
Address: 78 Oxford St, Paddington
RSVP: nola.holland@hotmail.com by 12th July please.
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Tennis (ES)
2015-07-16 10:00 - 11:30 | Cooper Park, Suttie Rd, Bellevue Hill, Suttie Road, Bellevue Hill, Sydney, NSW, 2023, Australia
The eastern suburbs Tennis Group plays doubles every Thursday morning from 10.00-11.30am at Cooper Park, Double Bay – except during school holidays. We usually have two courts reserved for us. We are a relaxed and friendly group, but you need to know the basics and have played tennis before.
If you’d like to join us, please email the Convenor, Zeny Arnold at zeny.arnold@gmail.com

Easy Walk - ANZAC Bridge, Rozelle & Blackwattle Bays
2015-07-15 10:00 - 13:30 | Sydney Fish Market, Pyrmont Bridge Road, Sydney, NSW, 2009
Starting and finishing at the Fish Market, this walk will take us through urban and industrial landscapes, across Sydney’s spectacular ANZAC Bridge, and on the northern side through quiet suburban parkland. We will of course conclude with lunch at a Fish Market venue.
Full directions about when and where to meet will be provided to those who respond on the Monday before the walk.
RSVP to Suzanne Harrison at suzdon@bigpond.net.au AND Gerrie Creemers at gerriecr@gmail.com
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Coffee Morning with Author Karen Chaston
2015-07-14 10:00 - 12:00 | Julie Kemp’s Home, 17 Fox Street, Lane Cove, Sydney, NSW, 2066, Australia
Venue: The home of Julie Kemp, 17 Fox St, Lane Cove 2066
Date: Tuesday 14 July 2015
Time: 10.00am -12noon
Guest Speaker: Our guest speaker for the July Coffee Morning will be Karen Chaston. Karen is the author of two books: A Journey to Becoming Your Own Best Friend and Beyond a Mother’s Worst Nightmare.
Come and join Karen as she passionately shares her journey from living a perceived successful life of a publicly listed Chief Financial Officer who was actually living a ground hog day existence, working, eating and drinking too much, running on empty and not fulfilled, to being a woman who is now more aware, grateful, healthier, energised and living her life in Essence.
Karen will share many tips assisting you to empower all areas of your life, so you too can become your own best friend and live in your Essence!
See her website at www.karenchaston.com.au
RSVP to Julie Kemp by 10 July at jemkemp@gmail.com or Mobile 0450 132 422.
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Fete de la Bastille Dinner - For SWIC Members & Guests
2015-07-11 19:00 - 22:00 | The Little Snail (Hotel Grand Mercure), 50 Murray Street, Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, 2009, Australia
BOOK NOW for this Pre-Bastille Day Dinner
For SWIC Members and Guests
Please join us at ‘The Little Snail’, 50 Murray St, Pyrmont/Darling Harbour
On Saturday 11 July 2015
From 7.00pm – 10.00pm
Cost: $80.00 per person (3 courses including sparkling, red/white wine, soft drink tea/coffee)
French attire optional
Tables: Table sizes vary from 4-10. You don’t need to make up a table, although you can if you like. Just come by yourself or with partner or friends and have lots of fun. We will make up tables. Please let us know if you are a new member.
RSVP: by Friday 3 July 2015 to Julie Kemp at jemkemp@gmail.com with your name (tell us if you are a new member), mobile phone and number of guests attending, plus preferred seating. We will do our best to accommodate you.
Please advise any dietary requirements.
Payment must be made by Friday 3 July.
PLEASE NOTE: The restaurant requires 24 hours’ notice of a cancellation by a guest
Payment Options:
Payment Option 1: By Credit Card through the Cart at the bottom of the page
Payment Option 2: Online (direct deposit) into the SWIC bank account
Account Name: SWIC Inc.
BSB No: 112-879
Account No: 431-019-281
Description: BAS + your initial and surname
Payment Option 3: Post your cheque/money order (payable to SWIC) to the Treasurer, Fritzi Casal, 49 Wisdom Road, Greenwich 2065
Parking / Transport Options:
Driving – Wilson’s Car Park
Light rail – from Central to Pyrmont Bay. Ends up diagonally across the road from the restaurant. Bus 443 Circular Quay, York Street, QVB (stand B) to Maritime Museum.
Ferry – from Circular Quay to Darling Harbour.
Walking – from QVB along Market Street, across Pyrmont Bridge. ‘The Little Snail’ is on the left at the far end of the Pyrmont Bridge. Entrance in Pyrmont St.
Invitation
La Fête de la Bastille
Raccord SWIC
Samedi le 11 Juillet 2015
A 19h00
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Challenging Walk - The Bridge Stairs in The Rocks to Waverton
2015-07-07 10:00 - 13:00 | Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
The Challenging Walk on 7 July will be from the Bridge Stairs in The Rocks, across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, taking in beautiful Lavender Bay and Berry Island, and finishing at Waverton.
Further details will be sent to those who respond nearer to the date of the walk.
Challenging Walk RSVP: SWIC.challenge@gmail.com
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Bridge (NS & ES)
2015-07-06 13:00 - 16:30 | Australia
SWIC Bridge is played at two different venues every Monday afternoon.
The North Shore Bridge Group meets on Monday afternoons from 1.00pm – 4.30pm at the Mosman RSL, Military Road, Mosman. For further information contact the Convenor, Toni Ingram on 0417 659 642 or at gerardij@aol.com
The Eastern Suburbs Bridge Group meets from 1.15pm – 4.15pm in the room above the Double Bay Chapel located in the courtyard behind Indigo Cafe, on the corner of Cross Street and Transvaal Avenue, Double Bay. Please contact the Convenor, Lynne Johnson on 0431 312 615 or lynnejono@gmail.com, or Jenny McInerney on 0409 665 502 or mci.jenny@gmail.com if you wish to join our friendly group.

Tennis (NS)
2015-07-06 09:00 - 10:30 | Cammeray Tennis Club, Cnr Ernest Street & Park Ave, Cammeray, Sydney, NSW, 2062, Australia
Start the week with a lively game of tennis with SWIC’s north shore group.
We meet every Monday morning from 9.00am – 10.30am at the Cammeray Tennis Club.
The Convenor, Julie Reading, can be contacted at 0438 195 414 or reading.julie@gmail.com
Cost – $10, payable on the day.

Golf (NS)
2015-07-03 09:15 - 12:00 | Warringah Golf Club, 397 Condamine Street, North Manly, Sydney, NSW, 2100, Australia
The North Shore Golf Group plays 9 holes at Warringah Golf Club on Friday mornings.
Tee off is at 9.30am and play finishes at 11.30am – 12noon, followed by sociable coffee and snacks.
Cost: $25 and $21 for Seniors.
Clubs, buggy and cart hire are available at the Pro shop. Golf lessons are also available.
The Convenor is Chris Burns, Tel 9817 6991, Mobile 0404 845 236, Email chrisypm@aol.com
Chris sends participants an email on Wednesday and members are asked to reply by Thursday afternoon ONLY if attending.

Golf (ES)
2015-07-01 08:15 - 12:00 | Woollahra Golf Club, 50 O'Sullivan Road, Rose Bay, Sydney, NSW, 2029, Australia
The eastern suburbs Golf group plays at Woollahra on Wednesday mornings. Tee-off is at 8.15am.
The Convenor is Liz McCarthy and her contacts details are 0414 408 615 or mccarthyliz50@gmail.com
