Classique’s Melbourne Cup

  Classique & C-ique Design Bar invites Design industry and guests and Design students.

October 22nd, 2010

Classique, Hoads and Whitehouse Institute of Design are hosting a unique ‘MELBOURNE CUP SURRY HILLS’ design & fashion Extravaganza.

Tickets include gourmet food and selected premium beverages plus donation to charity. Sweepstake prizes, door prizes, xO by Starck fundraising raffles for all ticket holders.

Fashion parade at 2pm. Televised Melbourne Cup race at 3pm.

Supporting:

Fashion Parade of Whitehouse fashion design students and charity fundraiser.

Charities

Ma Afrika Tikkun (African children’s charity) www.maafrikatikkkun.com.au
Touched By Olivia (Australian infant sickness charity) www.touchedbyolivia.com.au

When? Where?

Tuesday 2 November: 12:30pm – 6:00pm
C-ique Design Bar & Classique Showroom
Bourke Street Design Precinct
St Margarets Urban Village
423-425 Bourke Street, Surry Hills. NSW

Book 3 design industry tickets (by Friday 29th October) and get 1 ticket free.
Student discounts available.

RSVP/Buy Tickets
Wed. 27th October
melissa@classique.net.au
T 4372 1672 or 9331 8822

cique.com.au
whitehouse-design.edu.au
hoad.com.au

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