Conference Dinner 

Pacific Cultures Gallery, South Australian Museum

6.30pm for 7.00pm 

Saturday 3 July 2010 

The Conference Dinner will be held in the Pacific Cultures Gallery, South Australian Museum. The gallery is one of the few remaining examples anywhere in the world of Victorian-style museum keeping and the largest collection of Pacific culture display material in Australia.  There will be plenty of opportunity to network with entertainment by Amicus Strings whose members are professional musicians with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra and the Adelaide Art Orchestra.  Included in the full registration fee. It promises to be a great night of fun and relaxation - not to be missed. 

Additional tickets $90 per person.

Vineyards, Olive Groves, and the Sea Pre-Conference Tour 

Thursday 1 July 2010

10.30 am – 5.00 pm 

Perhaps one of South Australia’s best-kept secrets is the picturesque McLaren Vale where vineyards, almond orchards and olive groves all grow within sight of the sea. The region is known for its wonderful Shiraz and Grenache which are grown in many family owned boutique wineries where you can visit and taste their wines. As well as the wine this wonderful Mediterranean climate has encouraged the development of almond orchards and olive groves. 

Your tour could include: 

• A tasting at a number of the outstanding family owned boutique wineries, such as Wirra Wirra, Paxtons, Woodstock or Hugh Hamiltons. 

• A visit to the famous McLaren Vale Olive Grove to sample Olive Oil products. 

• Fine local almonds at the Almond Train 

• A lunch, which showcases the skills of innovative chefs using the superb fresh regional produce at Woodstock Wines. 

Cost: $140pp Inclusions: 

Coach, specialist wine guide, lunch and tastings 

Min No: 10