Women's College Fundraising Concert
In 2017, Annabelle Traves, an award-winning concert violinist who was a Women’s College resident at the time (and who, since graduating, has toured with André Rieu, Bruce Springsteen and Michael Bublé, amongst others), came up with the idea of a fundraising concert, held at Women’s, in support of The Katrina Dawson Foundation. Since then, eight concerts have been held, raising over $30,000. We were incredibly honoured to have Women’s College alumnae, Annabelle and Emily Edmonds (a Mezzo Soprano who has performed most recently with Opera Australia) perform at the concert held last December.
Performers from the 2025 Women’s College Katrina Dawson Foundation concert.
Photographer: Marinco Kojdanovski
Read more in the Women's College Magazine, which can be found here: https://issuu.com/thewomenscollege/docs/the_women_s_college_magazine_-_vol42_2026 (page 29 - 31).
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