Gorgeous Mollies staff floated twith bubbles; Ladies sipped bubbles; Elegant models paraded..... a scene reminiscent of a Parisian salon here in St Mary's Bay, Auckland
WOW! THIS is the best way to enjoy a cold, wet and windy winter on a Wednesday!
Mollies & Team McMillan BMW hosted 52 elite women for lunch and a fashion show on Wednesday 13th July.
Ingrid Starnes & Sera Lilly showcased their latest collections, and Natalie Chan's Millinery was cleverley used as ornamental table displays to whet ones appetite.
The Sanctuary Day Spa at Mollies announced the arrival of our new spa product "Sodashi" and gave away spa vouchers to a few lucky ladies, and Team McMillan BMW also gifted tickets to Cole Porter's "Anything Goes" Broadway production that will be showing here in Auckland.
If only every wintery day was like this......
14 July 2011
07 July 2011
Fancy an Affair with us?
Midweek Dining Special
Take advantage of Mollies Restaurant's mid-week dining special Wednesday and Thursdays.
For just $175 two people can enjoy a 3 course a la carte dinner including entrée, main and dessert and share a bottle of wine
How about a Massage? Rendezvous at Mollies and Book a Luxury Tandem 60 min Massage at The Sanctuary Day Spa and we will give you both a bottle of wine to enjoy at the conclusion of the spa in front of the fire or in our drawing room salon.
To make a booking at Mollies Restaurant or The Sanctuary Day Spa , phone 09 376 3489 or email us at reception@mollies.co.nz or book online
05 July 2011
Free Piano Recital at Mollies, Tuesday 12th July
Mollies in conjunction with Lewis Eady's Emerging Artists Series for 2011 will host Camellia Wong for one night - Tuesday 12th July at 630pm. Recital will be complimentary. Donations will be accepted for the pianist. Dinner is also available (limited menu) for those guests who wish to dine, please ,make reservations by contacting us direct.
We look forward to seeing you all next week.
BiographyBorn in Sydney, Camellia Wong commenced piano lessons at the age of four. She attained her Associate in Music in 2003 and her Licentiate in Music with Distinction in 2006, and was subsequently invited to perform at the AMEB Awards Ceremony the following year. In 2008, she commenced her tertiary studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, undertaking a Bachelor of Music in Performance degree. There, she has been the recipient of numerous prizes – The Fred Boulter Scholarship, the Ernest Trenchard Miller Scholarship, the Bessie Cook Award, the Vaila Mead Memorial Scholarship, in addition to a number of University Merit Awards. In 2010, Camellia was awarded the National Council of Women of NSW Australia Day Award in recognition of her achievements in her university studies, and also the prize of Most Outstanding Tertiary Recitalist from the Theme and Variations Emerging Artist Series. In August of 2010, she was invited to give a series of performances at the site of the Australian Pavilion, Shanghai World Expo.
Camellia is currently in her final year at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, where research into the piano sonatas of Sir Michael Tippett forms the bulk of her honours thesis. She has studied under Daniel Herscovitch since 2008, and counts amongst her past teachers – Dr. Paul Rickard-Ford, James Muir and Kathy Axam. She maintains a particular interest in contemporary music and music written for early keyboard instruments, and as such, also studies harpsichord under eminent Australian performing scholar, Dr. Neal Peres da Costa.
We look forward to seeing you all next week.
BiographyBorn in Sydney, Camellia Wong commenced piano lessons at the age of four. She attained her Associate in Music in 2003 and her Licentiate in Music with Distinction in 2006, and was subsequently invited to perform at the AMEB Awards Ceremony the following year. In 2008, she commenced her tertiary studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, undertaking a Bachelor of Music in Performance degree. There, she has been the recipient of numerous prizes – The Fred Boulter Scholarship, the Ernest Trenchard Miller Scholarship, the Bessie Cook Award, the Vaila Mead Memorial Scholarship, in addition to a number of University Merit Awards. In 2010, Camellia was awarded the National Council of Women of NSW Australia Day Award in recognition of her achievements in her university studies, and also the prize of Most Outstanding Tertiary Recitalist from the Theme and Variations Emerging Artist Series. In August of 2010, she was invited to give a series of performances at the site of the Australian Pavilion, Shanghai World Expo.
Camellia is currently in her final year at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, where research into the piano sonatas of Sir Michael Tippett forms the bulk of her honours thesis. She has studied under Daniel Herscovitch since 2008, and counts amongst her past teachers – Dr. Paul Rickard-Ford, James Muir and Kathy Axam. She maintains a particular interest in contemporary music and music written for early keyboard instruments, and as such, also studies harpsichord under eminent Australian performing scholar, Dr. Neal Peres da Costa.
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