Dogs Bar has weekly art shows opening at 2pm every Sunday

TS..EVENTS..EVENTS..EVENTS..EVENTS..EVENTS..
Wednesday 1st July - Cabaret .....Mick Moriarty & Special Guest Jeff Green Thursday 2nd July - Comedy Night ...Aindrias De Staic Sunday 3rd July - Art Opening ....Isabel O'Brien 2pm Sunday 3rd July - Poetry Corner 3pm .... let Lisa write a poem just for you
Dog's Bar is 20 years old this year! |
Enjoy
views from our huge roof terrace, watch music video of Pete
Murray filmed here: |
| As you enter through
the wrought iron gates and walk past the bowl of water to refresh
the neighbourhood canines, the overwhelming sensation is noise.
People come to the Dogs Bar to be noticed and the easiest way
to be noticed is to be heard. Set-up by local identity, the
late Donleavy Fitzpatrick, also the initial redeveloper of
the George, Dogs Bar is a watering hole for the upper end of
St Kilda's artistic community. Sitting outside on the terraces
or by the open fires, Dogs Bar patrons are as much part of
the scene as Luna Park and palm trees.
Established before St Kilda truly swung back in vogue, Dogs Bar was the first 'bar' in Melbourne and indeed was the catalyst for what is now the bar capital of the world. Dogs Bar has survived while a million other cafes and bars have flared and faded. A reliable menu and good wine keep regulars coming back and back, making it as popular for a working lunch as an after work schmooze. It's worth spending an early evening here on a balmy summer's day just to check out everyone else checking out everyone else. Other published opinions The
Foodies' Guide 2004, Allan Campion & Michele
Curtis |
Dogs Bar has weekly art shows opening at 2pm every Sunday
Every Tuesday 7:30pm in the private room
Every Wednesday 7:30pm in the private room
Every Thursday 7:30pm in the private room