The Good Life with Professor A.C. Grayling and Friends
- Location: Margaret River, WA
We are delighted to host pre-eminent British Philosopher, Professor A.C. Grayling and friends, for a special lunch and panel discussion at Voyager Estate.
The author of over thirty books of philosophy, biography, history of ideas, and essays, Professor Grayling CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSA FRSL is the Principal of Northeastern University London, and its Professor of Philosophy. He is a columnist in the Guardian, The Times and has contributed to many leading newspapers and radio programs in the UK, US and Australia.
Enjoy a glass of sparkling on arrival, before taking a seat in our award-winning Restaurant for a delicious family-style lunch and an engaging panel discussion on luxury and beauty through Professor Grayling’s concept of ‘The Good Life’.
The panel will unpack fascinating questions like: What place does wine, food and travel have in a Good Life? How does indulgence coexist with a Good Life? And how do we preserve the beauty of Margaret River through wine and food?
An afternoon of convivial conversation, pristine local produce, and certified organic wine awaits. All the good things.
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Voyager Estate Cellar Door
Sunday, 27th April | 12pm
$140 per person, including sparkling on arrival and a shared menu. Additional wines available for purchase by the glass.
Important Notes
Dietary requirements: We can cater to gluten free and vegetarian dietary requirements. Please contact us via email restaurant@voyagerestate.com.au or phone 08 9757 6354 to discuss any other dietary needs prior to booking.
Seating: Please provide advance notice if you wish to be seated with guests under a separate booking.
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Special Thanks
Professor Grayling is visiting our region for the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival (MRRWF). As part of his visit, Professor Grayling will be undertaking a week-long ‘Philosopher-in-Residence’ program at Voyager Estate, culminating in this special lunch event. We are excited to welcome Professor Grayling to our Estate and would like to thank MRRWF for bringing him to Margaret River.
