Ardmore lunch at Cellars

An Afternoon Celebrating Africa’s Best

Join us for an indulgent and inspiring afternoon at Cellars-Hohenort on Friday, 20 February,

with Ardmore and

Ground Control Media —the esteemed publishers

behind the iconic coffee-table collections Africa’s Best, South Africa’s Best, and Best of the Indian Ocean Islands.

11:00, the day unfolds with an intimate and inspiring talk by Ardmore, followed by a beautifully

curated lunch in the award-winning Greenhouse Restaurant.

Surrounded by gardens, heritage, and quiet luxury, guests will be immersed in stories of creativity & craftsmanship

Ground Control’s magnificent volumes celebrate the most spectacular destinations across Africa, South Africa, and the Indian Ocean Islands. This is an afternoon designed to stir the senses, spark conversation, and leave you feeling deeply inspired.

Seating is tables of 8 people per table for engaging conversation and effortless connection

Menu

STARTER

WILD MUSHROOM, BROCCOLI & POTATO GNOCCHI

Parmesan, mushroom cream, pine nuts, crispy sage

MAIN

Main course must be pre ordered on booking

Choose one of the following

TANDOORI GLAZED FREE RANGE CHICKEN

breast & thigh, potato fondant, spinach puree, corn salsa

OR

VEGETARIAN OPTION

CRISPY TEMPURA VEGETABLES (V)

hot vermicelli noodle salad, peanut, chili jam

DESSERT

PASSION FRUIT SEMI-FREDDO

pickled white peaches, peach granita, yoghurt

Ardmore Tea Towel - please note pattern of

tea towels gifted varies

FRIDAY 20th FEBRUARY

1100 FOR 1130 TALK in Hohenhort building

FOLLOWED BY 1200 Luncheon in Greenhouse restaurant

R895 per person includes

• Inspiring Ardmore story
• Behind the scenes of Best of Africa coffee table books
• Sublime 3 course luncheon - a Michelin hotel restaurant
• Gratuity
• Thoughtful gifting

Please note all beverage is for your own account

Raffle tickets in support of the Ardmore Community Fund will be available for purchase on the day at R200 per ticket.

The draw will take place on Sunday, 22 February.

All proceeds go directly to the Ardmore Community Fund – keeping the arts alive for those who need it most.