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Settle in for an uplifting, inspiring evening at Montalto with broadcaster and writer Jacinta Parsons as she celebrates the wisdom gained in ageing as a woman – and redefines the story of the second half of our lives.
What can ageing teach us? For Jacinta Parsons, the answer is – perhaps everything.
Inspired by many conversations with women across the country, A Wisdom of Age captures the brewing tone of revolution that sits in the hearts of women who are ready to tell a new kind of story about the experience of growing older.
Set against the backdrop of an intimate two-course dinner at Montalto, Parsons will reflect on her own experience of ageing, alongside the powerful stories of the remarkable women she’s encountered – each offering unique tales of resilience, wisdom and grace – and the lessons they’ve imparted.
She joins host Hilary Harper for an honest, thought-provoking and energising conversation about ageing with love and the spirit of rebellion.
Presented in partnership with Montalto
Event and Ticketing Details
Dates & Times
Friday 6 June
6.30 - 9.30pm
Tickets
$185.00
Ticket and Book
$149.00
Ticket
Location
Accessibility
Accessible toilets available
Companion tickets available
Wheelchair accessible
You can learn more about accessibility at Montalto here.
Please notify us of all access requirements when booking online so we can assist you with your visit. If you require further information, please contact ticketing@wheelercentre.com.
Additional Notes
Jacinta Parsons will be signing books after the event.
The bookseller for this event is Antipodes Bookshop and Gallery.
Featuring
Jacinta Parsons
Jacinta Parsons is a radio broadcaster and writer from Melbourne, Australia who has worked at community radio station Triple R, and for the ABC at Double J, ABC Radio Melbourne, and ABC Radio National ...
Hilary Harper
Hilary Harper is a massive book and radio nerd – she's spent 30 years on air, 20 at the ABC, and as far as she knows, is the only person to do a traffic report in haiku. She presented Life Matters for six years, and is now ...