Featured Events in Carmichael in November, 2024(December Updated)

Ahoy, poetry lovers! Embark on a literary voyage with Peter Rainey and the SMSA Members' Poetry Group as they drop anchor in the Henry Carmichael Theatre and dive into Samuel Taylor Coleridge's epic seafaring poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, that timeless tale of sailors, sea creatures, and supernatural curses. This talented crew of poets will reel you in with a lively reading full of chills, thrills, and (dare we say) albatross-sized emotions. Whether you're already a poetry buoy or just testing the waters, this is one voyage you won’t want to miss. Information Source: Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts (SMSA) | eventbrite

DOORS OPEN at 5:30 PM and SHOW STARTS at 7:30 PM$25 FOOD and BEVERAGE Minimum per guestCabaret Seating - All seats at the table are for sale. Buying one seat does NOT secure the table.Cabaret Service - It is recommended that you arrive early if you wish to have dinner, as dinner is served from 5:30pm - 7:30pm, once the show has begun options are limited to drinks and dessert.Join us for an unforgettable evening as The MURDER MYSTERY COMPANY takes over FEINSTEIN'S at Hotel Carmichael! Immerse yourself in a thrilling experience where you become part of the mystery. As you savor a delicious dinner, you'll dive into an intriguing story filled with twists and turns. Everyone gets to play a role—become a detective, a suspect, or perhaps even be found guilty of the crime! Gather your friends, sharpen your wits, and prepare to uncover clues as you work together to solve the mystery of 'whodunnit.' This is more than just a meal; it’s an interactive adventure you won’t want to miss! The Murder Mystery Company has over 15 years of experience so it’s safe to say we know how to host a murder mystery party. We specialize in giving parties the touch of mystery they’ve been missing. Partner with us to turn an average get-together into an affordable and unforgettable experience everyone can be a part of! Information Source: Feinstein's At Hotel Carmichael | eventbrite

Come along to an inspiring conversation between Peter FitzSimons and Ryan Butta as they discuss Peter's latest book - The Legend of Albert Jacka . Discover the extraordinary story of a shy farm boy who became Australia's first WWI Victoria Cross recipient. From the trenches of Gallipoli to the battlefields of France, Albert Jacka's heroic actions made him a national icon. Don’t miss this chance to hear FitzSimons bring the legend of Jacka’s courage, resilience, and sacrifice back to life in this unforgettable talk. Book now for an inspiring evening of history, heroism, and storytelling! ABOUT PETER Peter FitzSimons AM is Australia's bestselling non-fiction writer, and for the past 35 years has also been a journalist and columnist with the Sydney Morning Herald and the Sun Herald. He is the author of a number of highly successful books, including Breaker Morant, Burke and Wills, Monash's Masterpiece, Kokoda, Ned Kelly and Gallipoli, as well as biographies of such notable Australians as Sir Douglas Mawson, Nancy Wake and Nick Farr-Jones. His passion is to tell Australian stories, our own stories: of great men and women, of stirring events in our history. Peter grew up on a farm north of Sydney, went to boarding school in Sydney and attended Sydney University. An ex-Wallaby, he also lived for several years in rural France and Italy, playing rugby for regional clubs. He and his wife Lisa Wilkinson AM - journalist, magazine editor and television presenter - have three children; they live in Sydney. ABOUT RYAN Ryan Butta grew up in regional New South Wales. Before he started writing he worked in international trade and has lived and worked extensively overseas. He is a writer, author and editor. When he is not writing Ryan enjoys fly fishing, cooking over flame and telling people that he once played cricket for Argentina. He speaks Spanish and Portuguese but mostly enjoys long silences. Ryan currently lives in the NSW Kiama with his wife, Carolina, and a Cavoodle called Canela and is working on his second work of Australian history. Photo credit: © Ryan Butta Instagram: @ryan.butta | X: @RyanButta | Facebook | RyanButtaAuthor | Substack | ryanbutta.substack.com | www.ryanbutta.com Information Source: Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts (SMSA) | eventbrite