COST: $150 per head. Tickets strictly limited and bookings essential!

A very special curated event designed by the Biennale’s Creative Director.

Commencing at the contemporary performance by Blake Prize winning artist Tina Havelock Stevens and Melbourne composer Cat Hope, titled Freestyle, performed and recorded in the abandoned pool at the Old Beechworth Gaol.

It is here you will also enjoy supper treats created by chef Michael Ryan from Beechworth’s double hatted Provenance Restaurant, complemented by delicious vino from Indigo Vineyard.
Then climb aboard your awaiting coach and travel to several other night time locations around the beautiful town of Beechworth.

The art sites you will visit in the dark, include the fascinating Powder Magazine in the gorge to experience Jeremy Blincoe’s anamorphic sculptures.

You will travel to MayDay Hills at the old Lunatic Asylum on the hill to view Wendy Yu’s mapped digital projection on the splendid Italianate facade of the Birches building and skip down the lit path to the old morgue, now a chapel where Carly Fischer has created a moving testament to the site’s past histories.

The last secret location where you will be delivered will see you treated to more local vino and decadent desserts by Naomi Ingleton, a live painting performance by Maya Irving with surreal live music.

Sure to be a truly unique evening of creative decadence not to be missed!

Saturday 9 March ~ 7.30-10.30pm