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Sunanda Creagh in conversation with Michelle Arrow, Anne Twomey, and Paul Kildea [1]

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Date: 2025-02

Sunanda Creagh in conversation with Michelle Arrow, Anne Twomey, and Paul Kildea

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On Tuesday 4th March at the Red Mill Distillery, Balmain, join Sunanda Creagh in conversation with Michelle Arrow, Anne Twomey, and Paul Kildea.

Red Mill is based in the historic White Bay Steelworks, just across from the inner-west icon, the White Bay Power Station. Red Mill makes small batches of high-quality Rum to age in a special barrel program, blended and bottled in their wonderful, industrial home. Visiting Red Mill is a chance to see the workings of an artisanal distillery, in the historic surrounds of this remarkable building. Refreshments available to purchase include wine, beer and a signature Red Mill cocktail. We look forward to welcoming you to this unique venue.

Attendees are asked to arrive at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Seating is unallocated – another reason to arrive early to secure an optimal spot.

If you miss out on a ticket, you can still watch the event as it is livestreamed from the Roaring Stories Facebook page (accessible on the Home page and from the Live tab). A recording will also be available to view later as an upload on the Roaring Stories YouTube channel.

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