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Calile Culture
This September, Calile Culture welcomes back celebrated Australian playwright Suzie Miller for an evening in conversation to discuss her new play Strong is the New Pretty.
Book Club, Hotel
Our Book Club selection for this season is Girls Don’t Play Sport, a non-fiction story by Olympic gold medallist Chloe Dalton. Part memoir, part manifesto, Dalton blends her own story with those of other female athletes, using her platform as a sportswoman and founder of The [Female] Athlete Project to spotlight women’s voices and challenge the […]
Hotel, Stay with Purpose
Hospitality can be more than a stay; it can be a force for good. That’s the heart of The Calile Hotels ‘Stay with Purpose’ program, an initiative that turns your time with us into meaningful impact.
Calile Culture, Hotel
Time usually moves in one direction. Daniel Crooks prefers to split it open.
Hotel, Long Playing
Mood Valiant by Hiatus Kaiyote is the kind of record that earns attention. From the opening bars, the sound creates a world where groove, harmony, and texture are in constant conversation. Everything feels deliberate without feeling rigid, loose without drifting.
Book Club, Hotel
For our latest Book Club edition, we’re exploring Life Drawing, a bold and intimate debut that traces the shifting boundaries between intimacy and observation, art and ownership, and love and selfhood.
Hotel, Long Playing, Music
Khruangbin’s Con Todo El Mundo is our Long Playing feature record for March. I’ve been playing this record in rooms for years, and every time I do, I’m reminded of why.
Hotel
There’s no rulebook, but there is a rhythm, and it goes something like this.
Calile Culture, Hotel
Most of us know the Titanic story. Very few of us know Evelyn’s.
Hotel, Long Playing, Music
Don West’s debut album, Give Me All Your Love, was made for the slower moments of the day. An afternoon drink in hand, the sun dipping low, and time that doesn’t need a schedule. That’s why it’s our Long Playing feature for February.