Aunt Tea

Monthly Gatherings Of Joy

The Tea Parties

A long table of women laughing in a garden

Your days are full to the brim and most of what fills them is invisible. This is the afternoon that is yours, in a garden, with cake.

See The Next One

You Came For The Cake. You Will Leave With A Woman In Your Corner.

Every tea party, since the first one

A woman laughing in a garden with her cup

The Afternoon Itself

Three Hours Of Absolute Delight

Somebody pours. Somebody has made a cake worth the drive on its own. The talking starts and does the rest, and you look up and it is five o’clock.

And Here Is The Part Nobody Expects

You Take It Home With You

Two women meeting hands across a table

The Tuesday after is where women notice it. Lighter with the kids. Straighter with the boss. Kinder to the woman in the mirror.

That is the part that lasts, and it is the whole reason we set the table.

Coming Up

  • Saturday 7 November

    The First Tea Party

    A garden in Melbourne
    20 places left

    Keep Me A Place

  • Saturday 9 January

    The January Tea Party

    A garden in Melbourne
    20 places left

    Keep Me A Place

  • Saturday 6 February

    The February Tea Party

    A garden in Melbourne
    20 places left

    Keep Me A Place

  • Saturday 6 March

    The March Tea Party

    A garden in Melbourne
    20 places left

    Keep Me A Place

Why A Tea Party, Of All Places

This Is How The World Changes

A room full of women at a tea party

Women together, laughing, well fed, and getting on with building better ways for one another. Joy is the method here rather than the mood.

A room like this one is the work.

  • Real Cake, Always
  • A Chair With Your Name On It
  • Aunts And Darlings Together
  • Your Twenty Dollars Stays Yours
A cake stand of pastries and roses

What It Costs

Twenty Dollars Holds Your Chair

It comes off the price of the day. Change your plans and it waits in your Purse for the next one, for as long as you like.

The Plain Version