MELBOURNE MUSEUM'S REVOLUTIONS AND REBELS
Melbourne Museum’s Revolution and RebelsCredit:
Opening on April 27, this latest exhibition at Melbourne Museum explores the explosive years between 1966 and 1970 and the seismic changes that occurred during this time. Developed by London's Victoria and Albert Museum, it captures the voices of disruptors in music, fashion, technology and politics and the impact this period had on the way we live today. We have 10 doubles on offer to visit and wander through over 500 objects on display with highlights to include John Lennon's signature glasses, protest materials that defined the anti-Vietnam War movement and iconic mini dresses worn by Twiggy. Entries received on [email protected] before midnight tonight will enter the draw.
HOTEL SORRENTO LUXURY WINTER ESCAPE
Nestling on the Sorrento clifftops overlooking Port Phillip Bay, the historic Hotel Sorrento combines modern luxury within an old-world setting. In the heart of Sorrento and surrounded by beautiful beaches, it is just a short drive to the Mornington Peninsula and its award-winning wineries. M readers have the chance to indulge in some serious R&R with a luxury overnight package on offer. Worth up to $500, the winner will receive overnight accommodation for two, dinner at the award-winning restaurant, breakfast and late checkout at midday. Register your details on [email protected] before midnight and you'll enter the draw.
ROMIOSINI AND BEYOND – CELEBRATING MIKIS THEODORAKIS
The Greek community of Melbourne is celebrating the music of the legendary Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis with an exclusive one-off concert on Friday May 17 in the Melbourne Recital Centre. On offer we have five A Reserve doubles (worth $1000 in total) to join the audience for the two-part performance, with the first half devoted to a Cycle of Songs based on the poetry of Lenin Peace Prize winner Yiannis Ritsios, and the second half focusing on Theodorakis' popular music including Zorba and his work in cinema. Register your details on [email protected] before midnight tonight for your chance to win.
WINNERS
Open Gardens Victoria: Elf and Mary Stella, Gail Redman, Jaynie Maya, Lien Nguyen, Helen Hambling, Cushla Hill, Leonardo Zito, Glenda Hebb, Julie Witkowski, Kimberley Nichols.
Movie Tickets To The Tragedy Of King Richard The Second: Dot Pettit, Yong Ye, Kylea Clarke, Julia Caflisch, Robin Viney, Elizabeth Foster, Debra and Peter Bradford, Barbara Perugini, Jude Hall, Charles El-Hage, Gillian and Noel Tolley, Kaye Macrae, Nihal Rupesinghe, Margaret Maloney, Karin Penttila.
Tesselaar Kabloom, Festival Of Flowers: Kelsey Scherger, Anjie Carter, Emily Hilliard, Garry Wilson, Chris Honeyman, Brigitte Haldemann, Catherine Poulton, Lisa Gordon, Jeremy Semkiw, Helen Walsh.
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