Rippon Lea News
A conservator's masterpiece
Saturday July 25, 2009
CONSERVATION expert Tam Peirce is sad to leave his Mount Macedon home, Terramia, built as a tribute to the skills of a bygone era.The Cream Of Classical
Saturday May 30, 2009
WHAT WanderingsTeam Effort In Sweet Music
Friday July 25, 2008
TWILIGHT CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES 4
Team of Pianists. Rippon Lea Ballroom, July 20. www.teamofpianists.com.auDuo Shines As Violist Sets Pace
Thursday June 19, 2008
TWILIGHT CHAMBER MUSIC
Rippon Lea Ballroom, Ripponlea, June 15
www.teamofpianists.com.auTeam Workover Grand Affair
Saturday April 26, 2008
TWILIGHT CHAMBER MUSIC 1
Rippon Lea, April 23
www.teamofpianists.com.auDance
Saturday May 26, 2007
WHAT Rippon Lea Renaissance Dancers
WHERE Rippon Lea Estate, 192 Hotham Street, Elsternwick
WHEN Tomorrow, 2.15pm, 3.15pm
COST Adults $12, children $6.50, concession $9, family $30. Discounts for National Trust members
BOOKINGS 9523 6095Can We Still Place Our Trust In The Keepers Of Victoria's Heritage?
Saturday January 20, 2007
ALMOST 30 years ago, 10,0000 Melburnians rallied on the lawns of Rippon Lea mansion as part of a landmark campaign to thwart the Federal Government's compulsory purchase of the historic Elsternwick mansion.Fight The Good Fight
Wednesday June 16, 2004
Rippon Lea's owner fought long and hard to preserve its glorious grounds, writes Mary Ryllis Clark.Cold Comfort In Rippon Lea Recital
Wednesday May 19, 2004
MUSIC REVIEW: TWILIGHT CHAMBER MUSIC REVIEW: Rippon Lea, May 16A Gem Survives 30 Years In The Public Eye
Sunday May 9, 2004
It took 10 years to win the battle for Rippon Lea, Jason Dowling reports.A Stately Statement Of Status
Wednesday March 17, 1999
Even their names conjure up a gracious age, times when garden parties were de rigueur. Raheen, Rippon Lea, Como: these stately mansions remain as monuments to Marvellous Melbourne, a period late last century when the city was Australia's most prosperous. Victoria had one of the highest rates of Feelgood Family Fare Transforms Rippon Lea Into Green Gables
Monday December 30, 1996
Theatre Anne of Green Gables PERFORMING ARTS PROJECTS has created quite a niche for itself at the Rippon Lea gardens. Its succession of inventive and original outdoor productions, including Loving Friends, Indian Summer and Lady Chatterley's Lover, has done much to enhance and establish MelSettling Into A Leisurely Stride
Monday April 10, 1995
MUSIC. Quartetto Beethoven di Roma, Concert Hall, Tuesday. Twilight Chamber Music at Rippon Lea No. 1: Pianists Robert Chamberlain and Daryl Coote, Rippon Lea, Wednesday. Astra Concert Series No. 1, St Mary's Star-of-the-Sea, West Melbourne, Saturday. ABC Great Performers Series No. 1: BHeritage With Bite
Saturday February 18, 1995
ANTIQUE apples are joining heirloom tomatoes as desirable components of 1990s kitchen gardens. Interested gardeners can see such apples growing in Melbourne and near Castlemaine, taste them and buy them for their own gardens. The two Melbourne outlets, Rippon Lea at Elsternwick and Petty's OrcharWhen The Best Seats Are In The Garden
Sunday January 15, 1995
MELBOURNE'S parks and gardens have become a stage this summer for a boom in outdoor children's theatre. At least 15 outdoor shows are being staged in the school holidays at venues including the Botanic Gardens, Yarra Bend Park, Rippon Lea, the Collingwood children's farm and Puffing Billy's EmeraEnergetic Interpretation Delivered With Panache
Monday August 29, 1994
Leslie Howard in Recital. The Mozart Collection Series No. 3: violin Deborah Fox, conductor Brett Kelly. Hawthorn Town Hall, Sunday. Twilight Chamber Music at Rippon Lea Series No. 4: oboe Anne Silby, violin Robert Macindoe, piano Darryl Coote. Rippon Lea, Sunday. IN THE first half of his pianA Rhapsody Of Dynamic Manoeuvres
Monday August 22, 1994
Twilight Chamber Music at Rippon Lea No. 3: Craig Hill clarinet, Lynore McWhirter soprano, Robert Chamberlain piano. Rippon Lea, Sunday. AS THIS series of recitals draws to a close, the quality of performance maintains a high level. In the latest event, a neatly contrived program gave us some famHey, It's The Rippon Lea Hill-billies!
Monday August 15, 1994
The four ``men" sitting in front of the gardeners' cottage at Rippon Lea estate can only be described as country bumpkins. Their clothes are old and patched, and one fellow rests his foot on a pumpkin. Another has a straw in his mouth, while a third holds a gnarled stick. But it is hard n(`lady Chatterley's Lover' In A Romp At Rippon Lea)
Monday August 8, 1994
`Lady Chatterley's Lover' in a romp at Rippon Lea. FANCY A ROMP amid the well-manicured gardens of Rippon Lea? Not at this time of the year, of course, but in early January, when the weather is more conducive to outdoor activities. The Performing Arts Project, the very imaginative theatre comRippon Lea Is Idyllic For The Perambulatory Play
Wednesday January 12, 1994
An Indian Summer (Rippon Lea) IF THERE is a natural theatre setting more atmospheric than the Royal Botanic Gardens where `A Midsummer Night's Dream' is playing, it must be the gardens of historic Rippon Lea. Two years ago one of Melbourne's more innovative theatre groups, Performing Arts Project