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food stops A Artist’s Lounge – Café at the Group Exhibition The Mud Factory, 3/29 Hunter Rd Healesville (Mel. Ref: 277 K1) This year, the Artist’s Lounge café is popping up at the Group Exhibition! The café will be space to sit and plan your trail whilst sipping on a locally roasted coffee & nibbling on locally made bikkies. B Essenza Yarra Valley Ph 03 5962 4613 189-191 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville (Mel. Ref: 278 C1) Organic and fair trade coffee beans, organic milk and sugar makes for the perfect Essenza coffee. C Hargreaves Hill Brewing Company Ph 03 9730 1905 25 Bell Street, Yarra Glen (Mel. Ref: 275 A1) We offer handcrafted ales and lagers, boutique wines and delicious handmade food from regional produce. D Healesville Hotel presents Harvest Café Ph 03 5962 4002 256 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville (Mel. Ref: 278 C1) Handmade pies, freshly baked muffins, Genovese coffee, gourmet lunches, salads & delicious desserts. HUngrY FOR MOrE? May 2013 Burrinja (03) 9754 8723 www.openstudios.org.au
Hello again! Lindy Burns, 774 ABC Melbourne Ambassador for Yarra Valley Open Studios 2012 Has it really been 4 years? I was thinking the other day of the first time that I was part of an Open Studios discussion. Back in 2009, there were lots of “do you think anyone will come?” questions. “Will the artists think it’s worthwhile?” “Well, even if it’s only run for this year, it will still be OK, won’t it?” “Surely, it’ll be good for everyone to have something apart from the fires to focus on?” You can hear the conversation, can’t you? Like any new enterprise, there were so many “ifs” and “buts”. But the organizers and artists ploughed on. I was truly thrilled to be a tiny part of it all and even more thrilled when you, the visitors, turned up in droves. Initially, I think you came to support a part of Victoria that you knew was suffering. You found great art and artists, and now you come back for that. I don’t blame you – so do I. This fourth year sees a range of new artists, including some of international renown. Of course, we have some of our favourites back too – painters, jewellers, potters, and glassblowers, to name just a few. All with a singular creative vision – their vision. And because of Open Studios you get to see and learn a little of where their inspiration comes from. Thank you for being with us. If you’re here for the first time, welcome. It’s about time! And if you’re back again for another year, we can’t thank you enough. Open Studios is a success because of you. Enjoy. Lind y Bu rn s yarra valley openstudios 2012 3
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