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Calile Culture continues to deliver curated conversations, events, partnerships and collaborations for guests and the community to enjoy.

This September for our Book Club we are devouring Absolutely and Forever by bestselling author Rose Tremain. A short but electrifying novel about first love set in the swinging 1960s London.

We are committed to supporting our community through our ongoing charitable commitments. Over the past 12 months, our efforts have raised more than $118,460 for local charities including 3rd Space, the Australasian Dance Collective and the Institute of Modern Art. Throughout August and September our charitable mission continues. Every night a guest stays with us […]

We know you love our pool chairs, but did you know they love you too? We are delighted to present Poolside Attraction – a mini romance that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy and demonstrates that while poolside romances do happen, they may not always follow the classic Hollywood narrative.

Our August Book Club novel, Water by bestselling author John Boyne, is a masterfully reflective story about one woman coming to terms with her past and finding a new path forward.

There is a reason you hear the words ‘seasonal’ and ‘locally sourced’ so often when it comes to cuisine. Far from simple buzzwords, these are terms that represent a commitment to quality cuisine and practices. Practices followed and reflected at our Lobby Bar via the delivery of a dining experience rooted in the thoughtful union […]

Our July Book Club novel Edenglassie tells two extraordinary Indigenous stories set five generations apart. Longlisted for the 2024 Miles Franklin Literary Award, multi-award-winning Goorie novelist Melissa Lucashenko has crafted a story that divides its time between the 1800s and 2024 and provides a masterclass in humour, hope and generosity.

When the queen of cuisine, Nigella Lawson, says “Best ever croissants at the bakery in @thecalilehotel” you do the math and get yourself a croissant at The Calile Lobby Bar of course.

Plan some sunshine time this season and opt for a cruisy Mediterranean vibe poolside with our Swim Sets Vol. II. DJs are spinning breezy Balearic inspired beats from June to July.

We continue our charitable mission and invite guests to match us.

Our June Book Club follows the story of two women stuck in the same hotel room, a century apart. The Sitter by Queensland author Angela O’Keefe is inspired by the wife of Paul Cézanne, Marie-Hortense Fiquet, the familiar yet enigmatic subject of the French post-impressionist’s paintings.

Throughout April and May 2024, every night a guest stays with us The Calile will donate $5 to support the Australasian Dance Collective (ADC), a small yet mighty arts organisation.