september 20
SA Spring Garden Festival
Mount Pleasant Showgrounds, From 8am
The picturesque locale of Mount Pleasant will once again host the SA Spring Garden Festival in partnership with the Mount Pleasant Farmers’ Market to bring a day of fun for all ages.
Take in the blooming Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley on your way up to a variety of plant and garden stalls, delicious food and drink, and plenty of kids’ workshop activities, as well as a full program featuring TV presenter and permaculturalist Hannah Moloney.
Further details
Click the link below to visit the SA Spring Garden Festival website
October 3 and October 24
Matinée Cellar Series – Discovering Grenache… Again?!
Kalleske Cellar Door, Greenock, 12.30pm
Kalleske Wines is inviting everyone to come along to enjoy a day of food and wine and help answer an important question – is Grenache the future of the Barossa or is it just a pinot pretender?
With Grenache, Grenache, and more Grenache, the Cellar Door will take guests on a four-course tasting journey while taking a deep dive into the wine variety that has had many staunch defenders during its 170 years in the Barossa Valley.
October 4
Long Lunch:
Second Pour – 2023 Mirus Vintage Release No. 2
Wonderground, Seppeltsfield, FROM 11.30aM
Lovers of Wonderground and good wines will be treated to a new offering from Mirus with the release of its second vintage.
Local hospitality stars Mel Hamilton and Sandor Palmai will deliver a seasonal menu alongside the tasting designed to showcase the full depth and deliciousness of the release – delivered while guests enjoy the beautiful Mirus vineyards and gardens.
October 4,11,18 & 25
Taste of Italy: Veneto
Casa Carboni, Angaston, 9am
If you’ve ever wanted to make the best Italian dishes for yourself, then Casa Carboni is stepping up to the plate and offering a series of classes to teach home cooks the ways of the Northern Italian region of Veneto.
Come and learn how to make a four-course meal, including a chance to practise making fresh pasta, and then sample your creation along with European wine.
And of course, each class will be started in the best way: with a coffee and cake!
November 8
Barossa Timed Event Rodeo
Barossa Helicopters, Lyndoch, 12pm
Hold onto your (cowboy) hats because the Barossa Timed Event Rodeo is returning in November with plenty of action both in and out of the pen.
Competitors from across Australia will be descending on Lyndoch to compete in all the adrenaline-fuelled events, including breakaway roping, barrel racing, team roping and steer wrestling.
The family-friendly event will also feature helicopters, market stalls and plenty of delicious food trucks with live music to play at the conclusion of competition and continue until last call!
November 15
Lee Kernaghan – Boys From The Bush – The Concert
Barossa Arts Centre, 8pm
Time to get out your Akubras and come on down for the “annual general meeting of the Outback club” when Lee Kernaghan brings his Boys from the Bush – The Concert tour to The Barossa Arts Centre.
The country music hall of fame musician will be playing all his greatest hits, with songs from The Outback Club all the way through to Backroad Nation.
Don’t miss the chance to get onboard the new wave of country music hype by seeing one of the best in the business.
November 21
Sunset on Seppeltsfield Road
Seppeltsfield Road, Seppeltsfield, 4pm
Get ready to see one of the most spectacular sunsets descend upon the beautiful natural landscape that is Seppeltsfield.
Nestle among the palm trees as one of the country’s most iconic roads is transformed into a bustle of the best the Barossa has to offer, with food, wine and culture on display from local businesses in a celebration of the Barossan spirit in spring.
November 23
Red Hot Summer Tour
Seppeltsfield Wines, 1pm
The heat is coming to Seppeltsfield when the Red Hot Summer Tour rolls into town.
Set at one of the Barossa’s most iconic locations and featuring a star-studded line up of Australian talent, you can expect headliners Crowded House, folk royalty Angus and Julia Stone, and rock group The Church. It’s a Sunday Sesh not to be missed.
December 13
Jimeoin – Pandemonium
Barossa Arts Centre, 7.30pm
World renowned comedian Jimeoin is bringing an all-new show to Tanunda for a night full of laughs.
With his unique ability to find joy in the mundane, Jimeoin will not only leave audience with split sides but also potentially some life advice as he explores all the big topics – like how to make the bed and how to prank your partner (and get away with it).
It’s a show that is set to be loved by new and old fans alike.
Further details
Click the link below to visit the Barossa Arts Centre website