Feast Upon the Nile

Indulge in a luxurious dining experience fit for a pharaoh, complete with an Egyptian feast-style menu, paired with Plantagenet wine, a curated talk and a self-guided tour of Discovering Ancient Egypt,

Savour an authentic Egyptian feast paired with exquisite wines from Plantagenet, all while enjoying a live harpist playing, a curated talk and a tour of Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition.

With the renowned Executive Chef at Heyder & Shears, Stephen Watson and a sommelier from Plantagenet to guide you through the menu, this is an exclusive experience not to be missed.

Hosted in the elegant Epoch Cafe at Boola Bardip, guests will also have the opportunity to explore the exhibition at their leisure throughout the evening with expert guidance from the Museum staff.

Check out the menu here and book your tickets for a truly unforgettable evening!

Stephen Watson, Executive Chef at Heyder & Shears is a highly respected and humble culinary expert. With extensive experience in both restaurants and catering, he has led the company to produce exquisite cuisine on a large scale, consistently surpassing client expectations. Stephen is passionate about showcasing the exceptional quality and diverse flavours of Western Australian produce, prioritizing local growers and sustainable practices. His culinary creations have graced prestigious events like the exclusive Gourmet Escape Beach BBQ and the elegant Shinju Matsuri.

Tom Wisdom, Owner of Plantagenet Winery is a 6th generation descendant of the Lionel Samson Family. The winery has been family-owned since 1968 and embodies a rich legacy. From Tony Smith's pioneering spirit to Tom and Jo Wisdom's focus on quality and sustainability, their wines showcase the Great Southern's exceptional potential in WA. With Wyjup Estate Vineyards utilising the region's distinct marri soils, their wines express the terroir's full potential. The Great Southern's cool-temperate climate ensures wines of complexity and character. Producing 30,000 dozen cases annually, Plantagenet exports worldwide showcasing the region's exceptional potential.
 

Dr Moya Smith, Curator of Anthropology and Archaeology has been with the Museum for over 40 years. Moya's research has included working as an archaeologist with Aboriginal communities in the South West and Kimberley, but she also has an ongoing interest in the archaeology of countries around the Mediterranean rim. Despite digging in the UK and Jordan, Moya has never made it to Egypt, but working at the WA Museum has presented opportunities to engage with visiting international Egyptologists, travelling exhibitions of Egyptian treasures and unravel the stories of the Museum’s small collection of Egyptian artefacts.