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While the exact launch date remains under wraps, anticipation is building for this addition to the vibrant Portside Wharf precinct.

The team behind the popular Rise Bakery, known for their delectable baguettes, quiches, and chicken pies, is venturing into the world of French cuisine with Mademoiselle. Drawing inspiration from classic French eateries, the owners aim to create a warm and inviting space perfect for leisurely lunches and dinners.

Mademoiselle’s menu promises to showcase traditional French cuisine with contemporary twists. Diners can look forward to brasserie staples such as succulent rotisserie meats, gourmet salads, and ever-changing chef’s specials, all designed to transport patrons to the streets of Paris.

The arrival of Mademoiselle adds to the growing culinary diversity at Portside Wharf. In 2023 alone, the precinct welcomed Fosh, Rosé Gelateria, and Birds Nest Yakitori. The area’s gastronomic offerings are set to expand further with the forthcoming Portside Social gastropub, Italian eatery Sbagliata, and burger joint Dumbo.

Located at 39 Hercules Street in Hamilton, Mademoiselle will be in good company among Hamilton’s burgeoning food scene. As the Rise Bakery team takes on this new venture, locals and visitors alike eagerly await the opportunity to indulge in a slice of France right in the heart of Hamilton.

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With its promise of authentic flavours and a convivial atmosphere, Mademoiselle is poised to become a standout destination for French cuisine enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Parisian-style dining in Brisbane’s evolving culinary landscape.

Published 11-October-2024

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Stop Making Sense: A Cinematic Journey with Talking Heads

For music enthusiasts, the month kicks off with a cinematic treat as Dendy Coorparoo and Dendy Portside host the 40th-anniversary 4K re-release of “Stop Making Sense,” a legendary concert film documenting the iconic band Talking Heads during their 1983 tour for the album “Speaking in Tongues.” Celebrated as one of the greatest concert movies of all time, this film captures the band’s creativity, choreography, and visuals that made them a sensation. Fans can relive this momentous journey from 9 November 2023.

Dolly Parton: A Rockstar Extravaganza

If you’re a Dolly Parton fan, November 15 is your night to shine. Dendy Cinemas in Hamilton present “Dolly Parton Rockstar: The Global First Listen Fan Event.” This exclusive experience offers a sneak peek into Dolly Parton’s star-studded rock album, “ROCKSTAR,” set to release on 17 November 2023. The event includes selections from the album, an exclusive interview, music videos, and even a special performance of the classic hit “9 to 5.”

Callas – Paris, 1958: A Night with Maria Callas

On 25 and 26 November, Dendy Coorparoo and Dendy Portside present “CALLAS – PARIS, 1958,” an extraordinary experience for opera aficionados. The film offers a unique opportunity to witness the quintessential diva, Maria Callas, during her Paris Opéra debut. Restored in 4K Ultra HD colour from recently discovered original 16mm reels, this performance brings an enchanting piece of opera history to life like never before.

With an array of musical events, Hamilton’s Dendy Cinemas is set to be the go-to destination for music lovers in Brisbane this November.

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These screenings for fans of a variety of genres promise to keep your musical spirits high. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to relive and experience the magic of these musical legends on the big screen.

Check out what’s at the movies for November 2023.

Published 7-Nov-2023

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