After our recent success with Ela at the Gertrude Street Enoteca, Mon and I are putting on a one off dinner at Cam's Kiosk in Abbotsford as part of Melbourne Design week. The night coincides with the exhibition, 'How Much Can a Koala Bear?' in the adjacent gallery, which explores Australian identity. To compliment the exhibition, we're putting on a dinner centred around my experience of Australia, what my family eats when we have a BBQ, what reminds me of home when I'm traveling. The expression of that space in between being a Greek from Greece, and a Greek from Australia.

Ticket prices to the dinner included a six course sharing style menu. Mon's putting together a spicy wine list, with drinks available to purchase on the night. Information will be available on our instagram at ela_melbourne and through my website ellamittas.com.

Saturday 24 March, 7 - 11 pm
$70.00 for dinner
*all drinks available for purchase at the venue

For all enquires
Telephone: 9415 8022
Email: Cam@camskiosk.com.au

Exhibition

The dinner event coiincides with the exhibition How much can a Koala Bear in the adjacent gallery.

How much can a Koala Bear invites 15 contemporary, established and emerging designers, across broad
design disciplines, to respond to the notion of what they think currently constitutes ‘Australianness’.
The exhibition will examine the various structures, values, beliefs and constructs that underpin our 21st
century sense of Australian cultural identity, exploring how these systems both affect and inform design
of the spaces we inhabit, the objects we engage with and the experiences we desire.
Designers include; Marguerite Boland, Valissa Butterworth, S!X - Peter Boyd and Denise Sprynskyi,
Michelle Cangiano, Lisa Carroll, James Dutton, Richard Greenacre, Judith Glover, Eugenie Kawabata,
Katheryn Leopoldseder, Emma Luke, Felicity Mark, Mechelle Shooter, Ingrid Verner and Zeniya
Vreugdenhil.