Carnegie Hall | Abel Tasman Dutch Club |
Carnegie Hall is Melbourne's best venue for live music of the 60s & the 70s.
Its the place to be if you love music of the 1960s and music of the 1970s where you can dance all night. We rock on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month at 8pm.
The bands generally start just after 8 and finish after midnight. If you love great music of the sixties and the seventies that you can sing-along, dance or just tap your feet to, whether it's Rock, Pop, Rhythm & Blues, Soul or great Funky music, this is the place to come.
Carnegie Hall Dutch Club Abel Tasman offers live music every 3rd Saturday of the month
Carnegie Hall is located in the Abel Tasman Dutch Club in Carnegie Melbourne Victoria Australia.
Abel Tasman Dutch Club
The Club was initially known as the 'Netherlands Society Abel Tasman' and first opened its doors on the 1st November 1958 in Barkly Street, St Kilda.
The Club changed its name on the 30th October 1978 to its present name of Dutch Club 'Abel Tasman'.
The Club organises several activities and in recent years has also become an umbrella organisation for other groups. Sub-committees/groups include the Dutch Connection Australia, the Dutch Australia Heritage Centre, the Erasmus Foundation and Carnegie Hall (Saturday nights live music).
That was the very beginning of the Club and its members. It hasn't been an easy run, the Club has survived raids and even the fire in 1980, after which the members of the Dutch community rebuilt the Club. It shows the spirit of the Dutch Club Abel Tasman and its members: resilience, community and an ability to adapt. Symbolic for the character of the Dutch, including the Dutch Courage!
❊ Address ❊
⊜ 60 Rosstown Rd Carnegie 3163 View Map
✆ Telephone: (03) 9571 5382 | 0413 189 445
❊ Web Links ❊
➼ Carnegie Hall | Abel Tasman Dutch Club
➼ www.carnegiehall.com.au
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