15/06/2026
Harold Septimus Power was a celebrated painter of horses and one of Australia’s official war artists, the kind of figure whose work hangs in national collections yet whose name has quietly slipped from view. We borrowed it because his world and ours overlap. The East End was once home to the Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange, where draught horses like the ones he painted hauled their loads through these very streets before the markets moved on.
Each booklet folds that history into the food and wine in front of you. Turn a page between courses and you’ll find the paintings, the produce, and the people who shaped this corner of the city long before we poured a single glass here.
Come in, settle into the candlelight, and let the story unfold across the table.
