MEXICAN CUISINE –
THE TASTING TABLE
Dedicated to expanding our knowledge of, and experiences in, Mexican dining, Queen of the South in Prahran continues Melbourne's ongoing love affair with Mexican cuisine. Rooted in traditional Mexican dishes and flavours combined with modern cooking techniques, Queen of the South is offering M readers the chance to score a Mesa de Cata (tasting table) for eight. Including a cocktail on arrival plus seven dishes with matched cocktails or wine, it's worth $800 and entries received on info@queenofthesouth.com.au before midnight tonight have the chance to win.
CHARLES BLACKMAN:
SCHOOLGIRLS
A landmark exhibition that brings together for the first time more than 50 major paintings, related works on paper and an array of archival material, Charles Blackman's compelling Schoolgirls series continues at Heide Museum of Modern Art in Bulleen until May 21. Drawing his inspiration from a range of sources and produced between 1952 and 1955, the works marked a turning point in the artist's career, establishing him as a significant painter of modern life in the post-war era. There are 10 doubles (worth $360 in total) on offer. Details, including postal address, that arrive at promotions@heide.com.au before midnight tonight will register to win.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY –
A CELEBRATION
Boasting a traditional Irish menu, P.J. O'Brien's atmospheric Irish pub in Southgate will host the ultimate Irish party on Friday, March 17, to celebrate their foremost patron saint. Celebratory offerings will including seafood chowder, Celtic taste plate, corned beef and cured salmon plus perfectly poured pints of Guinness and they're offering M readers the chance to score a food and beverage package valued at $300. Valid for redemption during March and April only. For your chance to indulge, send your details to info@fullerpr.com.au before midnight tonight.
WINNERS
Last Night of the Proms: Lindsay Cooper, Paulina Reinoga, Alan Cuthbert.
Alliance Francaise French Film Festival: Jason Barkla, Mella Gorman, Gabrielle Taylor, Peter Jones, Geoff Donohue, Lis Caldwell, Sam Crowe, Stephen Cole, Leonnie Gleeson, Gabrielle Scheriani, Olivia Vari, Voula Adamopoulos, Hunter Smith, Tricia Dijkers, Sophie Vassiliou.
Passes to Silence: Janet Hall, Markus Gurtler, Ian Moran, Brian Storey, Merle Armstrong, Brendon Clark, Garry Mann, Pauline Robinson, Rosemary Starr, Vanessa Wong, Bob Klepner, Robert Sinclair, Vito Mattarelli, Kim Lian Ng, John Klotz, Gavin Hamilton, Helen Rushford, Liz Bosma, Annie Marshall, Mary Edgar .