Back: Jen Bane, Denyse MacNish, Alice Ackley, Kaylah Tugwell, Racquel Cavallaro. Front: Katelyn Weinert and Nina Gill. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry
The Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry held its monthly sundowner at Albany’s Historic Whaling Station at Discovery Bay in April.
The monthly business networking event was held on the balcony of the Whaler’s Gallery Cafe on April 10 with entertainment from local musician Kris Nelson and food from the museum’s cafe.
General manager of Albany’s Historic Whaling Station Jen Bane and Albany Tours’ Susan McCabe were provided the opportunity to talk about their businesses to the crowd.
The former whaling station was the last operating station in Australia before it closed in 1978, signalling the end of the Australian whaling industry.
It has since been transformed into a historical museum, reopening in 1980 and holding attractions like the Cheynes IV whale chasing ship and a scrimshawing exhibit by artist Gary Tonkin that opened in 2023.
Susan McCabe and Jen Bane. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryMichelle Hourston, Karen Derbyshire and Sophie Zalokar. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryBarbara Sugg, Tanya Koster, Trudy Withers and Maria Scamozzi. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryKris Nelson. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryMark Sugg, Peter Bell, John Koster and Kevin Scamozzi. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryPenny Carpenter, Simon Devenish and Sarah Chambers. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Margaret Irvine, Jen Bane and Jackie Morrow. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryJohn Fletcher, Lyndsey Unwin, Gina Griskonis and Heather Hutchinson. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryLynn MacLaren, Anna Barton and David Steytler. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryIan Clarke, Kristen Pyrz-Brown, Jen Bane and Tracey Bridges. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and IndustryTracey Bridges, Sarah Taylor and Rex Beach. Credit: Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry
