Venues

St Peter's Presbyterian Church

St Peters Presbyterian Church, corner Blues Point Road & Blues Street North Sydney, is a wonderful Schubertiade venue, having excellent mellow acoustics, a cosy ambience, and a luscious green lawn for tea & biscuits.

The church, established in 1866, is of Gothic style built from Sydney sandstone and Welsh slate roofing with a copper spire, bronze cross, 1880's stained glass windows and an 1885 Grand Pipe Organ. It is listed by the National Trust of Australia and Heritage Council as a building of great significance and by the North Sydney Council as a Heritage Item.

Cars can be parked in Blues Point Road. For train travel, the church is only two minutes up from North Sydney station.

Goethe-Institut

The Goethe-Institut, 90 Ocean Steet Woollahra, is an ideal, modern, venue for a Schubertiade concert having excellent acoustics & electronic equipment, and a pleasant afternoon tea area replete with outside patio. We usually hold our final Schubertiade for the year here and serve wine & cheese as well as the usual tea, coffee, fruit juices, cake & biscuits.

For car travel, there is ample parking in surrounding streets. For public transport, take a train to Edgecliff Station, and then walk a couple of hundred metres up the hill. Bus 200 stops right outside.