A Radical New Year!

image courtesy of galadarling.com

We’re delighted to share the news that our gorgeous issue #24 cover girl, the inspirational Gala Darling, is heading to Australia over Christmas and New Year for some radical self love celebrations! If you’re in Sydney this week, you can catch Gala at the Radical End of Year Party on Thursday 27 November at Darling Harbour for a night of festive fun and inspiration, proudly presented by Earth Events. The event includes an interactive panel, live music from Morgan Joanel and the chance to connect in person with Gala and other special guests Melissa Ambrosini (who also features in issue 24), Julie Parker and Rachel McDonald.

Best of all, Peppermint has one regular double pass to give away to this super special night!  For your chance to win, just comment on this post and tell us what you’d hope to get out of attending the Radical End of Year Party in 20 words or less. The lucky winner will be notified by 5pm AEST on Tuesday 25 November. Good luck! (And to find out more about Gala and her radical self love, pick up a copy of our brand new issue, which hits shelves this Thursday!)

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