Barossa Vintage Festival 2011 Guide by The Leader Newspaper

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

A message from the Chairman – Mr Bill Biscoe old favourites, such as the Parade, the Ball, the Rare & Distinguished Wine Auction, Heritage Hotspots and the Town Days, but there are also variations on themes, such as the Grand Ball moving out to Seppeltsfield, and Tanunda Town Day becoming Tanunda Pioneer Town Day on Thursday following Ziegenmarkt. Carnival, the opening event of the Festival, was a huge success when introduced in 2009, and will again set the tone for the celebration with a free, familyfriendly event on the glorious grounds at Seppeltsfield. For pure entertainment, Linfield Road Wines at Williamstown will

host a new event, Comedy in the Vines, with a great line-up of comedians. Also for the first time, the inaugural Vintage Festival Cup will be contested on the last day of the Festival by two traditional football rivals, Nuriootpa and Tanunda. The Barossa has a long and interesting history and there are numerous exhibitions and reenactments at locations throughout the Valley every day of the week. Traditional crafts such as embroidery and quilting are on display, as are photographic and art exhibitions. This is essentially a rural community and this year will

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With only a short time to go, the Barossa Vintage Festival Committee and volunteers are busy finalising details and putting the finishing touches to events. A fabulous programme of events has been compiled and printed in a most attractive and user-friendly booklet, which is available online or in electronic form on the Barossa Vintage Festival website. There are over 120 different events and activities to cater for every possible taste, ranging from music to art and craft, to heritage – and, of course, wine and all its facets. For previous attendees at past Festivals, there are so many of the

feature a great emphasis on the craft of building Scarecrows – watch for them throughout the area. Music lovers are well catered for. If you like jazz you will love Libby O’Donovan at Jazz in the Cellar. For classical music lovers, there are two chances to hear renowned violinist Niki Vasilakis and classical guitarist Slava Grigoryan in the ravishing surrounds of the Chateau Barrosa Ballroom. Brass band aficionado? Big, Bold & Brassy is for you. Choral music lovers never miss the chance to experience Liedertafel. And the best party in town will be at Tanunda Under a Hot Tin Roof. If you are into wine, Distinguished Vineyards is an absolutely essential experience, and then don’t miss the chance to meet the winemakers at Legends Behind the Barrel. An innovation this year is the opportunity to attend Wine Workshops at any – or all – of 15 wineries, who will help you to judge wines better and come

to grips with the intricacies of terroir, fermentation techniques, wine storage and aging, varietals and blending, and all the other factors that make the fermented juice of the grape such a fascinating subject. There are so many other events featuring our fabulous wines and food it is impossible to mention them all. I hope you will join us at the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival as we ‘Celebrate the Blend’. MR BILL BISCOE, 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival Chairman

Inaugural ‘Footstomp Folly’ at Thorn-Clarke Wines

Barossa Vintage Festival 2011 With your help we will be making wine by stomping grapes the old fashioned way. All stompers will then receive a complimentary bottle of this wine once it has been fermented and aged in oak. The day will be filled with entertainment and activity, including live music and tastings. Enjoy a gourmet barbeque lunch catered by Barossa Fine Foods while sampling a pre-release of the 2010 Shotfire Shiraz from the barrel.

The 2011 Inaugural Footstomp Folly will be held at Thorn-Clarke Wines, Angaston, and offers guests a chance to make wine the old fashioned way by stomping grapes. The foot stomping will take place on the winery lawns, overlooking the vineyards and accompanied by live band, ‘Little Black Dress’.

The stomping is followed by a barbecue lunch and samples of prerelease 2010 Shiraz from the barrel. The Gawler Park Road to ThornClarke Wines is now sealed so cars will be kept clean when driving up to the cellar door. Footstomp Folly is on April 22-24 from 12 p.m.-5 p.m.

Please RSVP on 8564 3036, thornclarke@ thornclarke.com.au, or simply drop in for a drink, some lunch and let’s not forget the all important stomp!

Entry and all activities free! Friday 22nd, Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th April 12 noon - 5 pm

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LIVE MUSIC for 3 DAYS BY ‘LITTLE BLACK DRESS’

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Footstomping fun at Thorn-Clarke last Vintage Festival.

Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Kick off your Festival celebrations at Carnival The beautiful grounds of historic Seppeltsfield Winery will be the setting for the official opening event of the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival. Carnival, Easter Saturday, April 23 will set the scene for nine days of celebrations and will provide entertainment for the whole family. Carnival was first introduced into the Barossa Vintage Festival calendar in 2009 – the day proved to be hugely successful attracting approximately 6,000 attendees. We have asked Nicole Hodgson, Carnival Convenor, what to expect from this year’s event... “We’ve played on the strengths of the inaugural event with the focus on family friendly, so the day will run from 10.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Parents can then get the kids ready for the baby-sitter and go on to the next event.” “There is something too for everyone, so if it’s just you and your partner or the whole family you will find entertainment and activities to suit your interests and tastes. “There will be plenty of live entertainment, and we will be ending the day with locals Rielly Ellendon and the crew from Colonel Mustard.” Carnival will feature a selection of wines from the Seppeltsfield Road Business Alliance, local Barossa gourmet food including traditional Rotegrutze and performances by Cool 4 Kids, Heritage Hotspots, the Bendigo Symphonic Orchestra and square dancing demonstrations. There will also be an assortment of children’s games, a bouncy castle, massive Easter Egg Hunt, local artisans, craft, face painting and helicopter joy flights. What is on Nicole’s ‘must do’ list for the day? “For the children don’t miss Murray the Magician or the Cool 4 Kids performance. Plus the Easter Egg Hunts, sponsored this year by Cadbury. For the adults make sure you join in the Rock ‘n’ Roll dancing and line up for a touch of pampering with the Endota Day Spa team.” Sounds like a great way to start the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival, and entry is free! If you would like more information on Carnival visit www.barossavintagefestival.com.au or call the Barossa Vintage Festival Office on 8563 0663.

Something for everyone at the family friendly Carnival at Seppeltsfield Winery on April 23.

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Introducing the Barossa Young Ambassador nominees

What’s your favourite Barossa memory or place?

Name: Rachel Dunning Lives: Tanunda Occupation: Makeup Artist and owner of Fancy Bazaar Makeup & Body Boutique “The fantastic restaurants and wineries. The ability to visit these and have them in our own ‘backyard’ is such a fantastic thing.”

Name: Megan Gehlert Lives: Nuriootpa Occupation: Cellar Door, Peter Lehmann Wines “Around the Kaiser Stuhl Conservation Park – we are 5 minutes away from picturesque bushland and walking trails. Also the cellar doors and restaurants.”

Name: Amber Glastonbury Lives: Adelaide (grew up in Tanunda) Occupation: Sales and Operations Coordinator, Bouchard Cooperages Aust “Local food and produce. From Farmers Market fruit and veg to bakery breads, horseshoe rolls, and those famous dill cucumbers.”

Name: Zana Hoskin Lives: Tanunda Occupation: Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre Functions Coordinator “Attending Barossa festivals such as Gourmet Weekend, Vintage Festival and local town shows. Visiting Steingarten Vineyard for the views and vineyard’s story.”

Name: Bronson Kies Lives: Williamstown Occupation: Working for Kies Family Winery “The childhood memory of spending days on the farm with my grandpa, looking after the animals and spending time in the vineyard, which is always a nice period to reminisce about.”

Name: Alexandra Lubcke Lives: Adelaide (grew up in Tanunda) Occupation: University, also part-time receptionist at Cellarmaster Wines “Favourite Barossa memories include spending Gourmet Weekends with a great group of people, great wine, great food!”

Name: Cassandra Mew Lives: Greenock Occupation: University, work at Nuriootpa Newsagency “One of my favourite memories of the Barossa is making scarecrows for the Barossa Vintage Festival in primary school and seeing them around the Festival.”

Name: Samantha Neumann Lives: Grew up in Angaston Occupation: Real Estate Sales Administrator, Homburg Brock Harcourts “Walking down the street, saying hello to those I know. Great range of produce. Sense of community. No favourite place – it’s the people that make the Barossa great.”

Name: Sarah Noack Lives: Adelaide (grew up near Truro) Occupation: University “Childhood farm life – helping dad with sheep; preserving fruit, baking with sisters and mum. More recently the Tanunda Club has been a favourite place – celebrations with family, friends.”

Name: Sally Weeks Lives: Adelaide Occupation: Programme Coordinator for Bibber International, providing international staff to regional Australia, including Barossa “Many great Barossa memories, but my favourite would have to be the Vintage Festival Parade.”

Name: Lucy Wells Lives: Adelaide (grew up in Vine Vale) Occupation: Programme Advisor at Projects Abroad (Aust & NZ) that arranges volunteer projects “Grape picking at my parents’ vineyard. Mum’s big lunch afterwards was a highlight too!

Celebrate... The Wine, The Food, The People

23 April to 1 May 2011

JACOB’S CREEK VISITOR CENTRE Join the Jacob’s Creek team this Vintage Festival for great wines, delicious food and memorable experiences. JACOB’S CREEK VINEYARD TOUR Sat 23rd April - Sun 1st May Learn more about what goes into making great wines through participating in a tour of our interpretive vineyard y featuringg 14 different ggrape varieties. Tours commence daily at 11:15am and 3:15pm. $12.50 per person. Bookings recommended. TAPAS & ALTERNATE VARIETALS LUNCH Sat 23rd April - Sun 1st May Taste the Mediterranean with a tapas style lunch and a glass of our latest wines made from Graciano, Tannat, Mourvedre, Sangiovese, Lagrein and Dolcetto ggrape varieties originating g g from France, Spain and Italy. y Tapas Lunch is available daily during Vintage Festival from 12pm - 3pm. $38 per person. Bookings recommended. JACOB’S CREEK HIGH TEA Wed 27th and Thurs 28th April Indulge in high tea whilst enjoying live music and stunning views as you sample a selection of sweet and savoury delights. Price includes a glass of wine on arrival and high g tea. High tea commences at 4pm (until 5:30pm). $40 per person. Bookings essential. JACOB’S CREEK SENSORY EXPERIENCE Wed 27th - Fri 29th April Discover your senses at the Jacob’s Creek Sensory Experience - an educational and interactive workshop. Sensory analysis can help increase your enjoyment of wine and teach you about the wine characters and 10,000 taste buds in your mouth. Participants receive an Essential Tasting Guide to take home so your jjourneyy to discoveryy continues. Sensory Experience commences at 10am (approx 1 hour). $30 per person. Bookings essential.

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2011

April 23 to May 1

Music at the churches

The Barossa Vintage Festival kicks off at Whistler Wines, Marananga with involvement in the opening event Carnival, where they will be part of the wine tent run by Seppeltsfield Road Business Alliance. On Easter Sunday Whistler will again be having their very popular Easter Sunday Family Fun Day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the gardens of the winery. They are teaming up with local restaurateur, Damon de Ruiter from 40’s Café. As always the children are kept entertained with Easter craft and games, free face-painting and two huge Easter Egg Hunts held in the scrub where there’s a fair chance of sighting Easter Bunny! This year Cadbury have offered to sponsor the egg hunt with a donation of 2,000 eggs, so no-one will miss out at Whistler! For the first time theye have ‘Let it Roll’ providing red hot rhythm and blues music and they come direct from a sell-out Fringe season. A chance to enjoy the relaxed and friendly ambience of ‘Lunch with the Whistler Family’ will happen Monday to Friday with local chef, Owen Andrews catering, and the Whistler ‘boys’ bringing out some special tasting of back vintage wines. On April 25, beginning at 6 p.m., Whistler is hosting an affordable family friendly ‘Twilight Picnic Concert’ featuring six local music groups. The natural scrub and vineyards is a perfect backdrop while sitting back, relaxing with a wine and picnic. Of course they’re hoping to be able to enjoy the garden setting, but if the weather is inclement the barrel shed has great acoustics! A first for the Pfeiffer family is providing the wine at ‘Under a Hot Tin Roof ’ on Friday night at the Tanunda Show Hall, which will cap off a busy but hopefully happy Vintage Festival for all at Whistler. Their famous tin scarecrows are always worth a visit just to see them scattered around the Whistler Wines property.

talented as Natalie. She has been so helpful to us, with advice and suggestions via email from her base in Bloomington, Indiana.” Last year, Natalie took out the Iron Composer award in Cleveland, Ohio, for a piece she wrote. This year in January, she successfully completed her final exams for her PhD in Composition Studies at Indiana University. The crowd can also enjoy an afternoon of Baroque favourites by acclaimed Adelaide musicians.

On April 28 Langmeil Church will showcase the cream of the Barossa’s young musicians in a varied programme of light classics from 5.30 p.m. to 7 p.m. A concert and bush lunch will be held at Gruenberg Lutheran Church, Gruenberg Road, Moculta on April 29 at 12 p.m. The concert will feature guest artist, Emma Horwood who is a soprano and harpist and a three course bush lunch will be available at 1 p.m.

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Performers at the Langmeil twilight concert will be (from left) Isabella Sampson, Sophie Radke and Julia Flint.

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Churches around the Barossa Valley will be getting into the spirit of music during the Barossa Vintage Festival this year, with a number of concerts available for people to enjoy. A community group supported by churches in Angaston, Valley Voices Choir will be singing sacred and popular music at Angaston Town Day on April 27 from 3 to 4 p.m. “Celebrate with Music” at the Angaston Uniting Church on Sturt Street, Angaston, will feature the choir, a Dodd pipe organ and local artists. Admission price will be a gold coin donation. The Langmeil Lutheran Church at Murray Street, Tanunda, will be hosting twilight concerts during the Vintage Festival. The concert on April 25 at 3 p.m. will feature the world premiere of a new piece written by internationally acclaimed composer and former Barossa resident, Natalie Williams. Three talented young musicians – including Sophie Radke, also from the Barossa – now have the huge challenge of getting the work up to speed for the concert. “It has been a bit nerve-wracking,” commented Sophie, who is working feverishly to learn the new piece. To add to her difficulty, Sophie recently had 19 different performances during the Fringe Festival, in addition to her advanced cello studies at the Elder Conservatorium. Sophie has teamed up with viola player, Isabella Sampson and violinist, Julia Flint – also Elder Conservatorium trained – to form a new trio for this concert. The girls are friends as well as musical colleagues and their chemistry will help them cope with the pressure of a new work. “It’s quite a privilege really to have a work composed just for us, especially by someone as

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Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA) recognises that when you are enjoying yourself at the Barossa Vintage Festival, you could easily forget about the serious consequences that can occur as a result of drinking too much alcohol. Keep in mind that having four standard drinks doubles your risk of an alcohol-related injury and your risk increases every extra drink you have. In South Australia, there are around 7,000 hospitalisations and 300 deaths associated with alcohol each year. In addition, drinking too much may lead to trouble with the police, and humiliation and embarrassment resulting from reduced inhibitions. The following tips will assist you to stay safer and in control if you choose to drink alcohol at the Festival: • Have a water or soft drink to quench your thirst before you start drinking alcohol. Tap water is free at the Festival and DASSA will be donating bottled water to the event. • Set a limit and count your drinks. To make it easier to keep track of how much you have had

An exhibition of exquisite needlework by local embroiderers will take place on April 25 at the C.W.A. Hall in Murray Street, Tanunda. A multitude of techniques including cross stitch, hardanger, thread painting and surface stitchery have been used in the embroidery exhibition. A collection of miniature embroidered owls will be featured in the exhibition and a quilt will be raffled.

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Mark and Gloria Rosenzweig again open their third generation family farm at Moculta to the public for their seventh consecutive Barossa Vintage Festival. Originally only showcasing their unique German styled apiary, which is the only remaining one of its kind in Australia (and one of a very few remaining in the world), the “Rosies” have progressively expanded their display with a focus on catering for the entertainment of budget conscious families. The large array of farm animals are a major focus. Many have babies and can be freely petted and fed. The large sandpit is also most popular with children. A locally produced film gives an insight into the workings of the fascinating honey bee, whilst the local honey flavours are available for tasting. Partnerships have been formed with local collector, Miss Janet Bradtke, who will display her large collection of model vehicles, and the Moculta based Hartz Barn Wines, who will again serve their fine wines from the woolshed. Widely known for their catering services, the “Rosies” daily provide roast meals, homemade soups, puddings,

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to drink, wine glasses at the Festival will have a line printed on them to indicate one standard drink. • Eat before and while you are drinking. Alcohol is absorbed much more slowly when your stomach is full. • One drink at a time. Avoid drinking in rounds and topping up drinks, as it becomes difficult to keep track of how much you’ve had to drink. • Pace yourself. Have a non-alcohol drink as a spacer and take sips not gulps. • Keep active – you tend to drink less. Avoid just sitting and drinking. If you are very active, remember to drink lots of water. • Try low-alcohol alternatives (eg. light or midstrength beer). • Plan safe transport. Have a designated driver, keep enough money to pay for a taxi or use public transport. • Always check the effects of prescription drugs are not interfered with by alcohol. For more information, including standard drink sizes, visit www.dassa.sa.gov.au

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cakes snacks and drinks, with a large selection of homemade jams, chutneys, sauces and honey available for sale. Bookings for lunch would be

appreciated, especially on April 29 when Rosie’s Farm hosts the Heritage Hotspot Performance. Phone (08) 8563 9091 for bookings.

Mark and Gloria Rosenzweig with animals for the ‘Rosie’s Farm’ Vintage Festival display.

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Reinvigorating the scarecrow If you haven’t ever taken the time to follow the Scarecrow Trail through the Barossa, this is the year to do it! Over the past few months an Artist in Residence Programme supported by Festivals Australia, Arts SA and the Barossa Vintage Festival has taken place in the region. Locals have shared in a rare opportunity to work with three renown artists, Annalise Rees a Recycled Sculpture Artist; Jason Milanovic a Body Casting Sculpture Artist and Yvonne Dalton a local Textile Artist. The outcome is something that needs to be seen for yourself. The stereo typical scarecrow will never be the same again, with a renewed enthusiasm and expanded artistic focus. “The resulting sculptures are nothing short of inspiring,” said Kelly Rowett, Barossa Vintage Festival Event Coordinator. Over 250 students from both Primary and Secondary schools have participated in the Community Workshops, along with residents from Tanunda Lutheran Home, members of Carer’s Link, the administration team from Abbeyfield and representatives from Barossa Health. All the participants have taken the new techniques, skills and ideas learnt back to their classroom, business and community group to use in the creation of their

own scarecrow as part of the scarecrow competition. Hobby and professional artists in the region have also benefited from the visiting artists through two intense three-day workshops where the stunning ‘Aurora’ (built entirely from recycled materials) and the body-casts of local resident, Kristie Fromm and President of the Barossa Vintage Festival, Bill Biscoe have been created. These sculptures join the Community Scarecrow which has been built over eight stand alone workshops at Seppeltsfield Winery. They will be on display at Carnival, the Parade and the Grand Vintage Festival Ball. With over 50 entries in this year’s scarecrow competition, Kelly encourages everyone to “drop by the Visitor Information Centre or download your copy of the Scarecrow Trail map, get a car load of friends together and follow the Scarecrow Trail throughout the Barossa – you can be sure of an entertaining drive!”

RIGHT: Local artists, Rebecca Falland and Yvonne Dalton with ‘Aurora’, a spectacular scarecrow that will be on desplay at various events during this year’s Barossa Vintage Festival.

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Ph: 8563 0096 Shop 3, 181 Murray Street, Tanunda

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2011

April 23 to May 1

Barossa Valley Floral Designer’s Club to celebrate 50th Anniversary Members and friends of the Barossa Valley Floral Designer’s Club will celebrate the group’s 50th Anniversary at Lyndoch Hill on May 9. Past members are invited to attend. Further information is available from Rosie Sherwood, president, phone 8564 0015, or work 8564 0214, or Joy Dittrich, secretary, phone 8562 2340. On January 9, 1961 floral art classes commenced at Tanunda by the Gawler Adult Education Centre. The first classes were held in the home of Mrs Laurine Liebich, Tanunda, who instructed in formal work, contemporary arrangements and wire work. With the increase in students wanting to learn, Mrs Liebich eventually taught at Gawler, Freeling, Kapunda and Eudunda. She was also a member of the South Australian Judge’s School for Floral Art. After six months a club was formed and named Barossa Valley Floral Art Club. From June 1961 St. Petri Church Hall, Nuriootpa was the first venue for the club. Membership at this time was about 25. On March 17, 1967 the club transferred to the Tanunda Primary School Education ‘Nissan-hut’, still under the leadership of Mrs Liebich. As attendance continued to grow and space became a problem, the club moved to the Tanunda Institute Library. Membership was 45. In 1978 Mrs Liebich retired. Mrs Shirley Starick was entrusted with the position of ‘Leader’ and is an active member to this day. The club now meets on the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. in the C.W.A. Hall, Tanunda. Members are invited to bring an arrangement which is then analysed. In addition a ‘bloom of the month’ is chosen and a trading table of products and plants adds extra interest. Guest speakers / demonstrators enrich meetings and encourage members to be creative with different mediums. Day workshops are conducted, usually by a member of the Floral Design Council of South Australia. Over the years the club has participated in the Barossa Valley Vintage Festival with a display in the C.W.A. Hall, Tanunda; Tabor Lutheran Church, Tanunda and this year in St. John’s Lutheran Church Hall, Tanunda.

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Many outstanding exhibits have been produced for the pleasure of many people. Christmas is a special time of the year for the club, as well as end of year celebrations. Each member brings a floral arrangement in keeping with the Christmas season. This makes a wonderful display and the variety is amazing. Members visit many different places, nurseries, private gardens and floral displays. Over the years members have competed in numerous flower shows and local town shows with outstanding results. In recent years the club has assisted with a display at the Barossa Valley Rose and Flower Show. In 2009 the name of the club was changed to the Barossa Valley Floral Designer’s Club. Membership is currently 32.

Display by the Barossa Valley Floral Designer’s Club.

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

A gallery of quilts

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During Vintage Festival, Mrs Heather Bartsch, owner of the Barossa Quilt and Craft Cottage, will run a display of over 50 quilts including vintage designs made by local quilters and tutors. The displays will be held at the Barossa Quilt and Craft Cottage, on the main road between Angaston and Nuriootpa, with a $2 entry fee to be donated to cancer research. Many of the blankets on display are inspired by famous English Textile Designer, William Morris, while others have drawn inspiration from the Barossa vintage. “We have at least five vintage grape pattern quilts on display this year, as well as many ‘jelly roll’ quilts,” said Mrs Bartsch. The quilts are made by a group of people who attend and run classes at the Barossa Quilt and Craft Cottage, and vary in age between 18 and 80. “A standout blanket on display will be the Adelaide Floral Sampler, by Michele Hill of Adelaide,” she said. E a c h d ay d u r i n g t h e Barossa Vintage Festival a $5 morning tea will be offered to further raise money for cancer research. “Come along, enjoy the beautiful display of quilts, enjoy a scone breakfast and help raise money for charity.”

Mrs Heather Bartsch with her Barossa vintage inspired quilts.

A Gallery of Quilts April 23, 26 – 30 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 24, 25 & May 1 12 noon to 5 p.m.

Displayed in our gallery more than 50 quilts by local quilters. Also featuring ‘Vintage’ quilts and quilts by Michele Hill $2 entry fee – Morning tea available $5 All monies donated to Cancer Research

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BAROSSA QUILT & CRAFT COTTAGE Main Road between Nuriootpa & Angaston www.barossaquilt.com.au

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11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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Willows Road, Light Pass

Pizza base topped with tomato sauce, mozarella, virginian ham, Italian pepperoni and capsicum. Finished with red onion and oregano.

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Sprials of pasta sautéed with garlic, oregano and Italian tomato sauce. Finished with mozarella. Baked in the oven and served hot in its own dish.

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Chicken pieces cooked with garlic, sun dried tomatoes and baby spinach. Finished with tomato and cream.

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Tuesday, April 26 & Thursday, April 28 11 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.

BOOKINGS ADVISED FOR ALL EVENTS

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Choice of 7 exciting new dishes for $7 each

BREAKFAST Thursday, April 28 BLENDING SHIRAZ VINES with Rob Gibson

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Thursday, April 28 6.30 p.m. – 10.30 p.m. 6.30 p.m. – Wood fired pizza by National Champions Roaring 40’s $15pp includes glass of wine & movie

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Greenock’s Day

VINTAGE FEASTING AT MURRAY STREET

Vineyard IDLE date Tuesday 26th April time 12.30pm - 3.30pm cost $140 per person place MSV Winery bookings essential Sally Lloyd sally@murraystreet.com.au T: 8562 8373

Easter WEEKEND AT MURRAY STREET

Open Good Friday & all Easter long weekend

Tasting Room and Cellars Open 7 days 10 - 4.30 wine@murraystreet.com.au www.murraystreet.com.au

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Visit Murray Street over the Easter break to taste our award winning wines, soak up the tranquil views and share in platter showcasing the finest Barossa produce.

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“A Day in the Village”

The Scarecrow Trail showcases creativity

Greenock Town Day

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Monday, April 25 12 noon - 4.30 pm LIVE MUSIC “Free Genie”

Enjoy a rare opportunity to meet and chat with the legends behind the barrels – showcased together in one venue.

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Begin with a stroll through our vineyards, glass in hand. It’s a progressive lunch, so be prepared for exquisite food perfectly matched to our award winning wines along the way. Follow the path to the Tasting Room Table for an inspired finale.

This Easter Monday, April 25, take a trip over to the western side of the Valley and experience Greenock’s Town Day, ‘A Day in the Village’. Growing in popularity every year, this vibrant celebration starts at 12 noon in the centre of town, when the Village Square becomes a hub of food, wine, art, crafts, music and history. ‘A Day in the Village’ offers fun for the whole family to enjoy. There’s a lively mix of entertainment including local band Free Genie, open microphone performances from Yambala, ventriloquist Lindi Jane, a visit from Otto and Frieda Burgemeister and the always entertaining Grape Treading competition. Delight your tastebuds with a smorgasbord of food, beer and wine. Relax under the Peppercorn trees and chat with winemakers and locals while the children entertain themselves with a variety of free activities. Stroll through the village market or take part in a heritage jaunt in a horse and cart. Enjoy a drink in a true country pub at the Greenock Tavern, or if coffee and cake are more to your taste, don’t miss the opportunity to experience a truly warm Barossa welcome at Connections Coffee Shop. Take the time to stroll up the hill to St. Peter’s Lutheran Church to take in ‘365 days of Thankfulness’ – a photographic journal by Kylie Rosenzweig. So come along and be a part of ‘A Day in the Village’ ... there is something to entertain, please and inspire everyone.

Sit back, relax and chat with the locals

Meet the Barossa’s leading winemakers and sample unreleased wines direct from the barrels. Taste and compare both barrel and current release wines from small Barossa boutique wineries to the iconic Australian wine brands.

An exceptional tasting experience no wine lover should miss.

Thursday 29 April, 2011 12.30pm – 4.30pm Cost $30 per person

COUNTER MEALS AVAILABLE MON, APRIL 25

(including a souvenir glass)

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Lunch 12 noon - 2 p.m.

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Great Local Wine List • Quality Food Local Beers on Tap

PHONE 8562 8136 MURRAY STREET, GREENOCK

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Barossa Vintage Festival Vintage Festival at Lyndoch Hill

2011

April 23 to May 1

Enjoy a family fun day at Lyndoch

On April 25, Easter Monday and Anzac Day, the Lyndoch community and districts committee will be hosting a family fun day, beginning at 12 p.m., so you won’t have to miss your dawn service commitments. The event will be held at the Lyndoch Recreational Park on your way into Lyndoch on the Barossa Valley Highway. It will be a fun filled day for the whole family with lots of stalls covering many of the community’s offeri ngs. With child ren’s amus emen ts supplied by A1 Amusements even the children will have something to do, and don’t forget the face painting. With stalls from �� Woodlands Olive Oil, face painting by Daniela, Tanunda Nice Ice icecreams, Cool Cone icecream/gelati/soft serve, cappuccino, Little Mario’s Hot Food Van, Potato Twist, Smelly Pots Soy Wax Candles, Samantha and Anne De Conno craft and woodwork, Maxine’s Baked Potatos, D’Lish Turkish pastries, Eye 4 Airbrush for

airbrush tattoos, Red Cross white elephant stall, Roseanne Fashion with craft and fresh apricots, lollies, nuts, there is bound to be something for everyone. Once you have finished with the stall then you can try some fantastic local wine from Yaldara, Ross Estate and Liebic �� hwein. There will be music supplied by two local bands playing all day, “Release the Hounds” and the Tony Luke’s Band. While you’re enjoying the entertainment, try your hand, or feet, at grape crushing. There will be a grape treading machine for everyone to try out. Lastly, with the renovations to the facilities, the three clubs utilising it have put together a fundraising raffle with prizes to the value of nearly $3,000. The raffle will be drawn on the day with all proceeds going towards the completion of the building renovations. It is going to be a fantastic day for the entire family, so everyone at Lyndoch is looking forward to seeing you all there.

The garden at Lyndoch Hill, opened by HM Queen Elizabeth in 2002. “A group of volunteers, known as Friends of the Garden, have adopted different rose beds which they nurture and care for,” she said. “We have been dead heading and pruning during the last few months and the Friends are invited to share a breakfast or morning tea during each session. It’s a great way for people with a common interest to get to know one another while enjoying this very special garden.” Whether it is sophistication, ambience and designs on your palate or simply a decent feed you’re after, then head over to Lyndoch Hill during the Barossa Vintage Festival. Start your day with a sumptuous breakfast, daily from 8 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. or call in for a Rose Garden Tour, daily (April 24-30) 5-6 p.m. Dinner each night from 6 p.m. (reservations please 8524 4268).

Wine ~ Gardens ~ Conferences

Monday 25th April 7.30pm – 11.30pm

A very special evening curated and performed by renowned concert violinist Niki Vasilakis, Young South Australian of the Year 2008, with distinguished musical guests. Be transported to another time through the world class performance of Niki Vasilakis and guests in the stunning setting of the grand Chateau Barrosa Ballroom.

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Do not miss this extraordinary evening! Tickets only $45 per person

Enjoy a taste of 3 various aged samples of 1 variety

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High Tea in the Ballroom Tuesday 26th April 1.30pm for a 2pm start – 4pm

MUSCAT FRONTIGNAC SEMILLON GRENCACHE

Enjoy an afternoon of old world grandeur in the Chateau Barrosa Ballroom surrounded by baroque style antiques whilst enjoying High Tea and a special classical performance by concert violinist Niki Vasilakis.

$5 per taste

Tickets only $70 per person Limited seating – Bookings essential

SAT, APRIL 23 - SUN, MAY 1 11am - 5pm

Phone Chateau Barrosa on (08) 8524 4923 www.chateaubarrosa.com.au Hermann Thumm Drive 1.5km north of Lyndoch

Mon, April 25, 12pm-5pm

8524 4543

Steingarten Road, Rowland Flat www.liebichwein.com.au

Proudly supported by the Barossa Vintage Festival

Vintage Festival Special Event . . . ! Boutique winemakers evening tasting with food and wine matched dinner.

VINTAGE F ESTIVAL

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See us at Legends Behind the Barrel Thurs, April 28 12.30 - 4.30 Taste 2008 Darkie Shiraz

Lyndoch Hill Restaurant Accommodation ~ Weddings ~ Functions

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Lyndoch Hill is the home to a fabulous restaurant, ensuite accommodation rooms set in a beautiful rose garden which provides a wonderful setting for functions, weddings or just a romantic dinner for two. “Our restaurant provides a wonderful setting for so many different occasions,” says Ms Mandy Creed, proprietor and General Manager. “We get a lot of birthday and anniversary celebrations and are receiving an increasing number of wedding enquiries now,” she said. The garden was opened by HM Queen Elizabeth in 2002. While recent years have not be kind to the garden since the original property was divided at the time Chateau Barossa, owned by the Thumm family and the Motel, Restaurant and grounds of Lyndoch Hill were established as a separate entity, things are changing. As part of a comprehensive programme, the current owners, Mark and Mandy Creed are determined to return the garden to its former glory and hold an ambition to establish the rose garden as a world class garden of great significance. This is work in progress. “I’m looking forward to the winter when we shall be transplanting roses and creating a special space for vegetables for the kitchen which will complement the supply from home and our herbs which are already established,” commented Mandy. The garden was developed by the late Mr Hermann Thumm with the help of world renowned rose grower and rose devotee, Mr David Rushton OAM, who was one of the principal architects behind the garden. A number of famous names in the world of roses were involved in the design and supply of roses to the Lyndoch Hill garden, such as Mr Brian Wagner and Rose Society official Mr Dean Stringer OAM. The garden has over 4km of walking tracks which weave amongst the different beds of roses, each with its own theme or type of rose. This is home to one of the world’s largest collections of rose varieties and offers a tranquil stopping off point for visitors to the property as well as the local community. The garden is open to the public and sections can be booked for special functions such as weddings and tea parties. Mandy is delighted by the interest in the roses amongst people in the local community.

Visit the Hill between 5pm and 6pm nightly for informal and informative tasting with a range of Boutique wine companies night a Special choice . . Each ! guest winemaker will taste a few of their favourites with you, then you can stay on for a gourmet delight matched with the winemakers choice . . ! Open for cooked or continental Breakfast 7 days between 8am - 10am Open for Dinner 7 days, from 6pm until late.

Rose Garden tour daily from 5pm - 6pm Surround yourself with 30,000 roses

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Barossa Vintage Festival Judge for Yourself ~ Riedel @ Ross Wednesday 27 & Thursday 28 April 2011 11am ~ 12.30pm

$49 per person Includes Winery Tour Riedel @ Ross tasting 1 Single Vineyard 2006 Shiraz & 2 Riedel Glasses

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April 23 to May 1

Chill out at the cool end of the Valley

ROSS WINES BAROSSA PRESENTS:

Barossa Valley Way Lyndoch SA 5351 www.rosswines.com

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The Town Day at Williamstown on May 1 will give Festival patrons the chance to recover, refresh and relax in style with smooth, cruisy beats, elegant wines and delicious local fare. Rebecca Tappert and Jimmy Day form part of the organising committee for The Barossa Vintage Festival – Williamstown Town Day. “Our committee has worked hard to organise a free event welcoming everyone to

Williamstown for the final day of the Festival,” says Rebecca. “We are looking forward to a great day showcasing our unique southern Barossa wines in a relaxed, chilled-out atmosphere, accompanied by quality foods of local character and fantastic live music,” says Jimmy. Enjoy a glass or two from local wineries – Domain Day, Linfield Road, Purple Hands, TeAro

Estate and Winter Creek Wines – and indulge in irresistible local fare from The Corner Bakery, Coveiter Cupcakes, Williamstown Anglican Church, Domain Day and the Williamstown Community Council. At 3 p.m. come and cheer on your team for the final of the grape treading competition. Join the team for a relaxing day in Williamstown and wrap up the Barossa Vintage Festival 2011 in style!

Phone Jodi today and book your tickets. (08) 8524 4033

‘A Taste of Cheese, Wine & Art’ Taste 5 magnificent cheeses from the award winning Barossa Valley Cheese Company with superbly matched Gomersal Wines. Enjoy your tasting at a table under our marvellous veranda or at the bar – your choice! Take time to view a local artists favourite work. Jonathon Hewitt, Shane Johansen, Lucy Hancock, Jessica Brooks and Hannah Johansen at last Festival’s day at Williamstown.

SATURDAY April 23, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. SATURDAY April 30, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. MONDAY April 25, 12 noon - 5 p.m. All other days, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. BOOKINGS PREFERRED - $15 per person

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WILLIAMSTOWN TOWN DAY

EASTER WEEKEND BUFFET BREAKFAST SUN, APRIL 24 & MON, APRIL 25 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Chill out @ the COOL end of the Valley Recover, refresh and relax on the last day of the Vintage Festival.

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Adults $11.50 Children $5 PHONE 8524 5333

Envy Restaurant Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch

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Sunday 1st May 11am - 7pm Free entry, Colonist Corner Queen Street Williamstown S O U T H E R N

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Angaston Town Day – Village Green The Angaston Lions will be providing a sizzling start to Angaston Town Day with breakfast in Murray Street, Angaston on April 27 from 8 a.m., and from 9 a.m. an array of interesting stalls will be dotted throughout the Village Green. There will be artists and artisans at work and; you will be able to purchase their works, and in some cases create your own as well. There will be live music, food, face painting, grape treading and another piece of local history recreated by the Heritage Hotspot team to amuse you.

Children will also be able to experience the pleasure of interacting with the animals in Old Macdonald’s Farm. All of the shops and eateries in Murray Street will of course be open, so there will be things to interest everyone. Three new features for the day will be the Vintage to Vogue fashion parade, creations made by crafty people from op shop clothes; the Barrels of Art auction, which will provide a fun opportunity to purchase works of art by local and Adelaide artists; guided walks to learn more about the town’s wonderful historical buildings and places of interest.

Tours will be at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and can be booked at the information desk on the day or by calling Dianne Picard on 8568 2709 before the day. There will be great performances by local duo ‘Gemstone’ and the ‘Choir of Delights’ and the day will culminate with a joyous high energy performance by ‘African Soul’. Children will have great fun by joining in with the drumming. Murray Street will remain open, with reduced speed restrictions, and parking will be available at the two car parks entered off Washington

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Street and at the oval. Shuttle buses will run from the oval to Yalumba Harvest Market via Murray Street. In the event of rain, Town Day will be held in the Angaston Town Hall on the corner of Sturt and Washington Streets.

TOWN DAY WEDNESDAY 27TH APRIL 2011 A wonderful day on the Village Green including; music performances, children’s activities, Artisan craft stalls, Heritage Hotspots and walks of Angaston, Barrels of Art Auction and Vintage to Vogue Fashion Parade.

Gully Gardens Come see us during the Barossa Vintage Festival

April 26th and 27th at HARVEST MARKET, YALUMBA and April 27th ANGASTON TOWN DAY

Breakfast by the Lion’s club starting from 8am

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Angaston Heritage Tours The Angaston & Penrice Historical Society are conducting two Heritage Tours of Angaston Town Centre on the Barossa Vintage Festival Town Day, April 27. The tours of the town will be conducted by Alison Hockney and Father Steven de Kleer.

Enquiries can be made at the information stall at the Village Green, Murray Street, Angaston. Tour one departs at 10 a.m. and the second tour departs at 1 p.m. Duration of each tour will be approximately 60 minutes.

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** in the event of rain Town Day will be held in the Angaston Town Hall.

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HARVEST MARKET 2011 YALUMBA

10:00 am - 4:30 pm | 26 -27 April 2011 | Yalumba | Eden Valley Road | Angaston Vintage Festival, “The Leader”, April 20, 2011 - 13

MACHINE EMBROIDERY EXHIBITION

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Prize Winning Quilts & local exhibitors

Harvest Market

April 23, 30 9 am – 4 pm April 24, 25, 26 & May 1 10 am – 4 pm April 27, 28, 29 9 am – 5.30 pm

SPONSORED BY BERNINA

Featuring more than 30 stalls loaded with fresh local produce, a cooking school by arguably the best regional chef in Australia and an exclusive opportunity to delve into a treasure trove of wine, the eagerly a w a i t e d Ya l u m b a Harvest Market in Angaston is on again on April 26 and 27. A two-day Barossa picnic and wine experience for food and wine lovers, family and friends, will be held on the grounds of Yalumba. Australia’s oldest family winery brings you the region’s finest foods, while you chill out over a glass of wine. The Harvest Market has become one of the most anticipated events of the Barossa Vintage Festival. Entry to the market is free with breakfast from 8a.m.-11a.m. both days. Market from 10 a.m.-4.30pm. A free shuttle bus will run between Yalumba and Angaston Town Day on Wednesday.

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• Monday – saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. • sunday and public Holidays 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. • Closed Good Friday and Christmas day • anzac day 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Wine Workshops – increase your knowledge What is your knowledge of wine like? The Barossa Vintage Festival has introduced a new category into the 2011 Programme with a wine education focus. The assumption is often made that Festival attendees are seasoned drinkers with extensive knowledge of premium wines. This is not the case, and the workshops have been included to cater for people interested in increasing their wine knowledge. There will be 15 diverse workshops held at cellar doors throughout the region during the Barossa Vintage Festival, including:

fortified wines mature over 25 years of barrel maturation. Barrel samples available to taste are Muscat, Semillon, Frontignac and Grenache. LiebichWein will be also offering their traditional red varieties at ‘Legends of the Barrel’ at Barossa Valley Estate, Marananga, on April 28. The large range of youthful and premium aged blends will be available throughout Vintage Festival at LeibichWein Cellar Door offering the public a taste of the Leibich traditions started in 1919.

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Geoff Schrapel, fifth generation grape grower and winemaker, will lead Bethany Wines’ ‘Old Vines, Great Wines’ workshop which will explore some of the family’s old, treasured vines. The Schrapel Family Vineyards date back to 1852 and the original

Over the nine days of Vintage Festival, LiebichWein will be offering daily wine workshops at the cellar door in Rowland Flat. The wine workshops provide a variety of wine samples to taste and offer guests the chance to explore how

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plantings included Shiraz, Grenache and Pedro Ximinez, varieties which can still be found amongst the vineyards today. The workshop will start off with a tour of the vineyards. Geoff will explain how to nurture old vines so that they produce exceptional fruit year after year, and how they differ from younger vines. One of the varieties is Pedro Ximinez, once a mainstay in Barossa vineyards in the time where the making of fortified wines predominated. When table wines overtook fortifieds in popularity most grape growers pulled out their plantings of Pedro, but Bethany’s remain and can be found in the luscious Bethany Old Quarry Fronti. After the tour, return to Bethany Wines’ cellar door to taste a selection of wines to test the theory, ‘old vines, great wines’. Bookings appreciated.

Jane Place Market It is with great excitement that the members of the Soroptimist International Club of Barossa Valley await their new community event during the Vintage Festival. The Jane Place Market is being held at the new Harvest Centre at the Tanunda Lutheran School, corner of Jane Place and Maria Street. Following on from the Ziegenmarkt in Goat Square on April 28 the streets will be abuzz with Tanunda Town Day also taking place. Numerous craftspeople and artisans will be showcasing their original and stylish products and will provide an opportunity for the public to buy goods of quality and style. Relax over a coffee and cake, or enjoy a delicious light meal. The school will be providing scarecrows made by the children, buskers and face painters will add to the fun atmosphere. Jane Place Market will continue on April 29, so come along and enjoy the excitement.

Performances by Norm’s coolies

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Mr Norm Keast will be performing with his coolie dogs over three days during the Barossa Vintage Festival. Mr Keast will lead 25 dogs as they perform tricks over the 45 minute shows for attending guests. The performances will be held at his property on Fromm Road, Tanunda and will be on April 25, 27 and 30 from 2 p.m. Mr Keast said the performance would be perfect for a fun family day out. “I would like to let people know that the shows are still running, and the dogs put on a very unique performance,” he said. Coach and group performances can be arranged by appointment.

235 Murray Street Tanunda S.A. 5352

(08) 8563 2303

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Be sure to see Norm Keast and his 40 beautiful coolie dogs, this Vintage Festival. Bred by Norm, watch as they perform in a dinkum Aussie setting. See the love and joy shared by Norm and his loving companions as they win the hearts of people of all ages. Just 3 kilometres from Tanunda.

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Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 2 p.m. Coach and group bookings by appointment. WATCH For sIGNs, oPP. TANUNDA CArAVAN PArK

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During the Barossa V i n t a g e Fe s t i v a l , C h a t e a u Ta n u n d a offers guests a chance to experience old world charm with wine tasting, a game of croquet and a cheese platter in a relaxed garden setting. Games of croquet can be played on April 23 and 24, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; April 25, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and April 26 to May 1, 11 a.m.-4p.m. Chateau Tanunda invites guests to take in the history of this iconic building, built in 1890. Booking for croquet is essential.

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April 23 to May 1

Stepping back in time at Bethany village The Barossa’s oldest German settlement will again “Step back in Time” with activities and demonstrations between Monday to Friday of the Vintage Festival on the Bethany Church grounds. Soak up the atmosphere of village and farm life with working displays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. These include butter churning, noodle making, rope making, blacksmithing and traditional timber crafts. A great family event where children can be involved in feeding the animals, making toys of yesteryear and play old style games such as quoits and hop scotch. A guided historic walk through Bethany village will take place on April 25 at 1.30 p.m., and on April 26-29 at 9.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. daily. The walks will begin at the Bethany Church

and will take about one and a half hours return. Devonshire Teas and light lunches will be served in the original school building between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. Artwork by Robyn Markey and the Gawler Art Society and local crafts will be on display and for sale in the School House Gallery throughout the week. Pastor John Wilksch will return to Bethany as guest organist for the Pipe Organ Recital to be held in the Bethany Lutheran Church on April 27 at 1 p.m. Come and listen to stories of bygone days while enjoying a “Schluck” around the camp fire in the Bethany historic village setting at 7 p.m. on �� April 27 and 28. Bookings are required for this event, phone Judy 8563 3438 or 0422 742 984. Tickets are

$15 per person including nibbles and supper. Please note all events on April 25, Anzac Day, will begin at 12 noon.

Pastor John Wilksch will be guest organist for a recital on April 27.

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Barossa Vintage Festival 23 Apr Sat

24 Apr Sun

25 Apr Mon

9am-5pm

12pm-5pm

Event Air Time at TeAro

Location Williamstown

Angas Park Fruit Tastings Angaston Town Day Bar Pedro

Angaston

Barossa Airshow Barossa Brunch Barossa Fine Art Exhibition Barossa Vintage Festival Cup Big,Bold & Brassy

Rowland Flat Nuriootpa Tanunda

Breakfast at Bethany

Tanunda

Breakfast in the Barossa Bush Bar Long Lunch Carnival

Light Pass

Chateau Barrosa Events Comedy in the Vines Croquet at Chateau Tanunda Distinguished Vineyards Easter Sunday Family Fun Day Elderton Strikes Back II Five Eighths – Saltrams The Eighth Maker Shiraz Feature Events Further Clarification

Lyndoch

Great Things are Always Good Greenock – A Day in the Village Handel’s Messiah

Tanunda

Hentley Farm Events

Seppeltsfield

Contact cellar door

Heritage Hotspots High Tea at the Hub

Various Tanunda

1.30pm

Jacobs Creek Visitor Centre Events Jazz in the Cellar

Rowland Flat

10am5.30pm

Angaston

Legends Behind the Barrel Legends of the Long Lunch Lunch with the Whistler Family Lyndoch Family Fun Day Murray Street Vineyards Events Outdoor Movie in the Vines Penfolds – A Taste of Grange 2006 preview Penfolds - Make Your Own Blend. Peter Lehmann Events

Marananga

7.30pm12am

Pizza & Wine @ Eden Valley Poets & Platters Feature Events Rare & Distinguished Barossa Wine Auction Event Richmond Grove Cellar Door Rockford

Springton

10am – 10pm

10am – 5pm

Tanunda Nuriootpa Location Tanunda

23 Apr Sat

24 Apr Sun

Seven of the Best – Saltram Food & Wine Flight Tanunda Pioneer Town Day

Angaston

TeA Time at TeAro

Williamstown

The Kidman Trail

Stockwell

The Knowledge of Fortifieds Twilight Picnic Concert Under a Hot Tin Roof Vintage Celebration Day Vintage Festival Parade Williamstown Town Day Yalumba Harvest Market Ziegenmarkt

Rowland Flat

Grand Vintage Event Festival Ball

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April 23 to May 1

F E S T I VA L C A L E N D A R

2011 Barossa Vintage Festival Calendar Feature Events

2011

26 Apr Tues

11am – 12.30pm 9am-5pm

Angaston Tanunda

27 Apr Wed

11am – 12.30pm 9am-5pm

28 Apr Thurs

11am – 12.30pm 9am-5pm

29 Apr Fri

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

9am-5pm

11am-4pm

10am – 4pm 11am-4pm

8am -4pm 6.30pm11.30pm

11am-4pm

12pm -4pm

11am4pm

11am-4pm

10am-4pm

Nuriootpa

9am – 5pm

Tanunda

Ebenezer Seppeltsfield

Williamstown Tanunda

7pm11pm 8.30am11am

8.30am-11am 8am – 10.30am 10am-4pm

10.30am5pm

11am – 4pm

7.30pm11.30pm

1.30pm4pm

12pm – 4pm

11am – 4pm

8pm – 12am 11am – 4pm

Various

11am – 4pm

1 May Sun

7.30pm – 10pm Contact cellar door

Contact cellar door

2.30pm – 4.30pm

23 Apr Sat

24 Apr Sun

25 Apr Mon

26 Apr Tues

27 Apr Wed

7pm-11pm

28 Apr Thurs

10am – 3pm

Greenock

29 Apr Fri 10am – 3pm

12pm -4.30pm

Tanunda Contact cellar door

Contact cellar door 2pm 2.30pm – 4pm

10am5.30pm

10am-5.30pm

Contact cellar door 11am 2.30pm – 4pm 10am5.30pm

Contact cellar door

11am 2.30pm – 4pm

1pm

2pm 2.30pm – 4pm

11am -2pm

10am-5.30pm

12.30pm4.30pm

Tanunda

1.30pm-5pm

Marananga

12pm-3pm

Lyndoch

12pm-5pm

Greenock

12pm3pm

12pm-3pm

12.30pm – 3.30pm

6.30pm

12pm-3pm

Light Pass

6.30pm10.30pm

Nuriootpa

2pm – 4pm

Nuriootpa

2pm – 3.30pm

Tanunda

5.30pm7.30pm

1pm – 4pm 5.30pm7.30pm

5.30pm7.30pm

12pm-3pm

5.30pm7.30pm

10.30am2.30pm

6pm – 10pm

10am – 10pm

10am – 5pm

9am-1pm 29 Apr Fri

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

7pm-10.30pm

10.30am4.30pm

25 Apr Mon

10.30am4.30pm

Tanunda

26 Apr Tues

27 Apr Wed

10.30am1.30pm

10.30am1.30pm 2.30pm – 4pm

10.30am4.30pm

Tanunda

28 Apr Thurs

10.30am4.30pm

11am – 3.30pm 10am – 6pm

10am – 6pm

12pm – 6pm

10am – 6pm

11.15am12.30pm

12.30pm – 2pm 11.15am12.30pm

11.15am12.30pm

6pm – 9pm 8pm – 1am 9am – 5pm

Tanunda to Nuriootpa Williamstown

Tanunda

30 Apr 7.30pm-1am Sat

6.30pm11.30pm

Angaston

11am – 4pm

11am-5pm

Tanunda

Marananga Tanunda Various

11am – 4pm

9am-5pm

Marananga

Angaston Seppeltsfield Location

11am-4pm

11am-2pm 11am-7pm 10am4.30pm

10am-4.30pm 8am-11am

Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

F E S T I VA L C A L E N D A R Art & Craft Event A Gallery of Quilts Angaston Garden Quilters Art with Atmosphere

Location Angaston Angaston

Lions Club Barossa Valley Photo Display Barossa Embroiderers’ Guild Exhibition Fifty Golden Years Jane Place Markets

Nuriootpa

365 Days of Thankfulness – A Photographic Journal Sail Through the Seasons Vine Patch Quilters

Greenock

Vintage to Vogue Winners & Parade

Angaston

25 Apr Mon

26 Apr Tues

27 Apr Wed

28 Apr Thurs

29 Apr Fri

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

10am-4pm

1pm-4pm

10am4pm 12pm 4pm

10am-4pm

1pm-4pm

10am – 4pm

10am4pm

10am-4pm

10am-6pm 10.30am – 4pm

10am-4pm 10.30am – 4pm

10am4.30pm

10am-4.30pm

10am4pm

10am-4pm

26 Apr Tues

27 Apr Wed

28 Apr Thurs

29 Apr Fri

9am-5pm

12pm-5pm

12am-5pm

1pm-4pm

12pm – 4pm

Light Pass Angaston

12pm-4pm

23 Apr Sat

24 Apr Sun

25 Apr Mon

12pm-5pm

Cellar Party – 150 Anniversary Doddrige Blacksmith Shop Gnadenfrei Lutheran Church Heritage Tours Historic Films Little Treasures at Gnadenberg Luhrs Cottage by Candlelight

Springton

Light Pass

10am-4pm

Rosie’s Farm

Moculta

10am-5pm

12pm-5pm

10am-5pm

Step Back in Time at Bethany

Bethany

Angaston

12pm-4pm

Tanunda Tanunda Moculta

Location Angaston Moculta Tanunda Tanunda

12pm-4pm

6pm-8pm 12pm – 4pm

23 Apr Sat

24 Apr Sun

Location Tanunda

9am-5pm 10am-4pm

10am – 4pm

10am – 5pm

9am-5pm 10am-4pm

12pm-5pm 10am-4pm

1pm-4.30pm

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

2pm – 4pm

12pm-4pm

1pm

10am – 5pm

10am-5pm

12pm4pm

12pm-4pm

1pm – 4.30pm

6pm-8pm 12pm – 4pm

11am -12pm 6pm-8pm 12pm – 4pm

6pm-8pm 12pm – 4pm

4pm-5pm 6pm-8pm 12pm – 4pm

9am-5pm 10am-4pm

10am-5pm

10am—4pm

10am-4pm 6pm-8pm

10am-4pm

10am-5pm

12pm-5pm

12pm – 4.30pm

10am4pm 6pm-8pm 10am5pm 9.30am4.30pm

9.30am4.30pm & 7pm

9.30am4.30pm

25 Apr Mon

26 Apr Tues

27 Apr Wed

28 Apr Thurs

29 Apr Fri

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

3pm-4pm

12pm 3pm-4.30pm

5.30pm- 7pm 1pm – 4pm

Tanunda

Church & ANZAC Day Services Event ANZAC Day Services & Parade ANZAC Day Services Bethany/Tabor Easter Service Easter Sunday Sunrise Service Easter & Vintage Harvest Services Easter & Vintage Thanksgiving Church Services Zion Easter Services

12pm-4pm

Marananga

Music Event Celebrate with Music Concert & Bush Lunch Twilight Concerts Pipe Organ and Bells Tour Tanunda Liedertafel

9am-5pm 10am4pm

Tanunda Tanunda

Location Light Pass th

24 Apr Sun

Tanunda

Heritage Event Barossa Bygones

23 Apr Sat

8pm11pm

23 Apr Sat

Nuriootpa Tanunda

24 Apr Sun

25 Apr Mon

6.30am, 2pm & 2.20pm

26 Apr Tues

27 Apr Wed

28 Apr Thurs

29 Apr Fri

6.15am 10am – 11.30am

Angaston

6.30am7.10am

Light Pass

10.30am11.30am

Tanunda

7am – 8.15am

9am – 10.15am

Angaston

6.30am7.30am 8.45am10am

Wine Workshops Event Bethany Wines Burge Family Winemakers Gibson Wines

Location Tanunda Lyndoch

Gomersal Wines

Gomersal

Jenke Vineyards

Rowland Flat

LiebichWein

Rowland Flat

Ross Wines Barossa

Lyndoch

Rusden Wines

Tanunda

St Hallett Wines

Tanunda

Seppeltsfield Winery

Seppeltsfield

Thorn-Clarke Wines

Angaston

Turkey Flat Vineyards Villa Tinto

Tanunda Tanunda

Winter Creek Wine

Tanunda

Wolf Blass Wines

Nuriootpa

23 Apr Sat

24 Apr Sun

25 Apr Mon

Light Pass 10am-2pm

11am – 5pm

10am-5pm

11am – 5pm

12pm-5pm

12pm – 5pm

26 Apr Tues

11am – 12.30pm 10am5pm 11am – 5pm 10.30am – 12pm

2pm – 3pm

10am – 11am

10.30am – 11.30am

10am – 11am

10.30am – 11.30am

12pm – 1pm

2pm – 3pm

2pm – 3pm 2.30pm – 3.15pm 10am – 11am 11.30am – 1215pm 10.30am – 11.30am 10.30am – 12.30pm

27 Apr Wed

29 Apr Fri

30 Apr Sat

1 May Sun

10am-5pm

11am – 12.30pm 10am-5pm

10am-5pm

10am-2pm

10am-5pm

11.30am & 2pm 11am – 5pm

11am – 5pm

11am – 12.30pm 10.30am – 12pm

11am – 12.30pm

2.30pm – 3.15pm 10am – 11am

10am – 11am

11.30am – 1215pm

2pm – 3pm 11.30am – 1215pm

11am – 12pm 11.30am – 1215pm

11.30am – 1215pm

10.30am – 11.30am

2.30pm – 4pm 11am-2pm

28 Apr Thurs 11am-2pm

10.30am – 12pm

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Old fashioned family fun at Tanunda Town Day roving street theatre performances at 12.30 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. featuring a very naughty Butcher, Baker and a Candlestick Maker. Special guests include Town Crier Tom Benney, with his wife, ‘Honorary Escort Town Crier’, Daphne Benney and their Pug Dog, ‘Australian Champion Kangala Natalie No-Nickers’, all dressed in their period Town Crier regalia. There’s something for everyone, including grape treading, old time storytelling, horse drawn carriage rides, historical displays and demonstrations, barrel making, arts, crafts, regional food and of course Barossa wine by the glass. Children will love the animals, bouncy castle or having their face painted. Stroll through the stalls to hunt out a bargain or pick up some community grown, market fresh produce. Great news for families is that many of the children’s activities are free thanks to generous community and corporate sponsorship. There will be ‘Face The Art’ face painting, free pony rides, carousel rides for the little ones and a free bouncy castle. Hosted by the locals who welcome you to their town of Tanunda, the ‘Heritage Heart of the Barossa’, it all happens in Murray Street, Tanunda on April 28, from 11 a.m. - 3.30 p.m.

Mayhem at Tanunda Town Day

biscuit, then sit and decorate it to either take home or eat on the spot! The winner of the Festivals’ scarecrow competition will be announced on the main stage at 3 p.m. and live scarecrows will make special appearances throughout the day.

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A ‘Back to Pioneer Days’ theme will be highlighted at Tanunda Town Day. There will be a host of entertainment and activities happening in the main street with brass bands, a pioneer bush band, roving entertainment, horse drawn carriages rides, pony rides, old fashioned amusements, face painting, storytelling, grape treading, barrel making, spinning, weaving, wood crafts, art, heritage food and a wine village! An absurd roving street show, harking back to the ‘olde world’ styles of absurd and commedia performances, is scheduled as special guests on the day to promise even more mayhem amid the fun! ‘Three Men in a Tub’ features an hilarious Butcher, a Baker and a Candlestick Maker in search of a place for their bathing rituals. They will trudge along the street with their barrel-styled bath tub, surprising audiences with their washing, bathing and general buffoonery. It’s a ride into the ridiculous world of the absurd with timeless and chaotic rituals! A new Tinker Shed exhibit is a joint project between Barossa Village Inc. and

The Lions Club of Barossa Valley Inc. It is a unique project which provides a functional workshop to give people a place to make, create and share their expertise. Tanunda Primary School have a special stall on the day where children will be able to buy a tasty scarecrow

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Tanunda goes back to the ‘good old days’ at their Town Day, where the townsfolk invite you to join them in the main street (straight after the traditional ‘Ziegenmarkt’ in Goat Square) for a community celebration as part of the Barossa Vintage Festival. The main street will be closed to traffic from around 9.30 a.m. with an official event start time of 11 a.m. The Nuriootpa Town Band will lead the crowds from Goat Square back into Murray Street, when the street will then be filled with entertainment for all ages. The popular ‘Lasseters Gold’ folk band will be playing in the vicinity of the Tanunda Hotel with traditional Aussie bush music, while John Francis will play at the opposite end of the street near the Homburg lawns. Enjoy the comedy of ‘Heritage Hotspots’ at 1 p.m. and the madcap ‘Three Men In A Tub’ with

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Barossa Fine Art Exhibition More than 80 artists apply for the Lynas Barossa Art Prize 2011 oil to fiberglass and fired clay. For the first time urban indigenous artists have entered, adding to the diversity of the show. The print prize section will again feature traditional lino cut and silk screen as well as the modern techniques of print making. At the official opening on Easter Sunday the winners will be announced. The works will become part of the permanent collection. The exhibition will be on view until the end of May.

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Lunch under the vines at Grant Burge Wines.

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Grant Burge Wines will be hosting their much loved Vintage Festival Fashion Parade on April 28, under the vines at their Jacob’s Creek cellar door from 12 noon. It’s sure to be as fun and fabulous as previous years with Adelaide boutique Niki Belle coming on board to provide a stunning array of fashion and accessories for women of all ages. Effie Vlachoulis, owner of Niki Belle, is looking forward to showing everyone some of the gorgeous pieces they have in store.

“Shonna Joy is one of the designers that everyone at the lunch will adore.” Owen Andrews will be catering for the 120 guests on the day, with a delightfully tasty three-course meal, matched with some of the best wines Grant Burge have on offer. Guests will also enjoy live music on the day. If you’re interested in attending this Barossa Vintage Festival event, seats for the lunch can be booked by calling 8563 7400. Cost is $95 per head.

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Let’s Lunch! Celebrate the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival in style! Indulge in a 3 course lunch, accessorise with our sparkling wine and be inspired by a fabulous parade featuring fashion and accessories from Niki Belle. Date: Thursday 28th April 2011 | Time: 12 noon | Cost: $95 per head Venue: Under the Vines, Grant Burge Cellar Door, Jacobs Creek For bookings please phone (08) 8563 7400

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2011

April 23 to May 1

Big Band Bonanza

If music is your thing If you love classical music be sure to book for the Recital (April 25) or High Tea (April 26) in the Ballroom at Chateau Barrosa featuring the renowned talents of Niki Vasilakis. Niki, a former Young South Australian of the Year, will be performing with distinguished musical guests. The Tanunda Liedertafel invites you to attend their Open Practice Night (April 26). The Liedertafel is one of Australia’s oldest and most distinguished choirs – an opportunity not to be missed. On April 29 both locals and visitors will be ready to celebrate the end of the Festival working week. Under a Hot Tin Roof presents an evening of live musical entertainment featuring Pulse Band, who will have the crowd dancing the night away.

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Big, Bold & Brassy would have to be one the best value for money events included in the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival Programme. Tickets to this great event featuring five bands plus vocalists cost only $30 per person. On April 26 the Tanunda Show Hall will come alive to the sounds of some of the region’s most popular bands. Big, Bold & Brassy will feature the K.G.B. Band, Tanunda Town Band, Marananga Brass Band, the Faith Concert and Swing Band and the Pipes & Drums of the Royal Caledonian Society. Sing along, dance the night away, and enjoy the vocal talents of Danni Vadoulis and Elizabeth Alderslade. Food by the Wursthaus Bakery and wines from Langmeil Winery will be available for purchase on the night. The event will be licenced for BYO providing patrons with the opportunity to pack their own supper basket and favourite bottle of wine. Tickets to Big, Bold & Brassy can be purchased through Venue*Tix. There will be some tickets available at the door.

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2011

April 23 to May 1

Barossa Vintage Festival Parade

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Pack a picnic and deck chair for the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival Parade, and prepare to be entertained! This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s line up is sure to be talked about for years to come with a creative and entertaining collection of floats registered to participate. Expect to see the usual rivalry between the town floats and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be surprised if you find yourself enjoying a good belly laugh or two with the popular humorous and entertaining floats. This year the parade route is being reversed to run from Tanunda to Nuriootpa. The Barossa Brunch (Nuriootpa Town Day) celebrations will provide family-based entertainment at the conclusion of the parade with free face painting, magicians, bands and dance groups and tantalizing food and wine stalls. There will also be a performance by Heritage Hotspots. As a treasured tradition of the Festival it seems only fitting that the Co-op Store, another Barossa icon, is sponsoring this colourful and lively pageant. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The parade has been running since 1947 and is the single most popular part of the bi-ennial Festival because it gives families and visitors the chance to have some free fun,â&#x20AC;? said Mr David McArthur, Co-op Store C.E.O. With over 1,200 participants and thousands of spectators, start thinking now about your prime position along the route and make a day of it.

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2011

April 23 to May 1

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This is an unique Masterclass opportunity to explore a decade of wines all from the same shiraz vineyard. Explore the differences between barrel samples, current releases and museum wine.

Enjoy the best of the Barossa at one venue.

This opportunity allows you to understand what a winemaker looks for and see how age and various vintage conditions influence the wine.

Wonderful boutique wines and award winning beer brewed on site and matched with award winning local produce.

Enjoy a freshly prepared Barossa Cheese and product platter whilst sampling some of Barossa finest reds.

Try our Pizza made with Organic Ale and topped with Barossa Fine Foods Schulz Bacon, awarded the 2011 Best Australian Bacon.

Cost: $20 adult. Bookings: 8563 1384 or michael@wintercreekwine.com.au

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2011

April 23 to May 1

Nuriootpa Town Day / Barossa Brunch Excited about Nuriootpa Town Day and the Barossa Brunch are committee members, Robin Warnest, Bev Mewett, Geraldene Schmidt and Andrea White. Absent: Fred den Hartog, Steven Angel, Mandy Talbot and mentor, Bill Biscoe (Barossa Vintage Festival Committee Chairman).

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Nuriootpa Town Day / Barossa Brunch on April 30 is fast approaching and their small committee is working tirelessly to make this year’s Town Day bigger and better than ever before. The event will run in Murray Street between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Arrive early with your chairs to find your spot to watch the Vintage Festival Parade pass through and finish in the town. Expect lots of fun and entertainment for all ages, before and after the Parade. There will be many free activities, for children in particular. These include face painting, crazy hair, an animal nursery, an opportunity to see some of Australia’s special creatures and reptiles up close, cupcake decorating, a climbing wall, Punch and Judy, a ventriloquist, circus acts and much, much more. Our very popular Groovy Grape Road is back again, but only before the Parade, so children need to be there early to get their treats. Thanks to the generous assistance of the Co-op Store there will be a new, free Lucky Dip. Find your entry form in “The Leader”, fill it in then drop it in the box in Toyworld between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on the day of the event. The lucky winner will be drawn at 3 p.m. and will walk away with a

$200 Co-op Voucher, proudly sponsored by the Co-op Store and the committee. You won’t be left hungry as there will be great coffee, lots of tantalising food from local traders as well as speciality stalls and, of course, it wouldn’t be the Barossa without a nice glass of local wine. Sit on Coulthard Lawns, enjoy coffee and a bite to eat, live music from local youth band ‘Slick Arnold’ and the children can enjoy the activities there for them. Remember to walk up and down the whole street, soaking up the community atmosphere, listening to wonderful live music, buying the items on offer from a wide range of stalls and enjoying all the free entertainment and activities – some local, some from other parts of the State – will be available for you and your family. Nuriootpa Town Day / Barossa Brunch on April 30 will be a family friendly fun day, so mark the date on the calendar and make sure you don’t miss out on what has become one of the most popular events in the Festival. Organisers look forward to seeing you there!

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Barossa Vintage Festival

2011

April 23 to May 1

Sail Thruâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; the Seasons at Strait Gate Light Pass (or Noahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ark Mark II) Yes we have had more than our share of rain in the Barossa this year, but a boat on the front lawn of Strait Gate Lutheran Church at Light Pass? Really! No, this is not Noahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ark Mark II; this is part of the Strait Gate congregationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sail Thruâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; the Seasons display. The boat on Strait Gateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s strangely blue front lawn is a reminder of the ancient symbol of the church as a ship sailing through the chaotic seas of a world full of trouble, protecting her passengers.

After you have examined this symbol of the church, enter the Strait Gate church doors and sail through the special times (seasons) of the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Church Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;... from the expectation of Christâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original arrival and final return during Advent and the celebration of his birth at Christmas to the austerity of Lent and the emotional roller coaster of death, burial and resurrection of Holy Week. Experience the Spirit of Pentecost and the birth of the church, the mystery of the

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Local artists including Jean Wilson, Sandy Hoffmann and Heather Wilton have been busily preparing pieces for the “Art with Atmosphere” exhibition to be held in the Angaston Uniting Church Hall. Art with Atmosphere on April 23 to May 1 at the Uniting Church, Sturt Street, Angaston will feature artists painting for pleasure in different styles, subject matter and mediums. The exhibition will show abstracts versus conventional art and all work will be for sale.

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Barossa’s rich cultural heritage to be showcased and shared Heritage Hotspots performances occur daily throughout the Festival and provide a wonderful, and funny insight into days gone by in the Barossa.

In 2011 Otto and Frieda Burgemeister take us on a journey through the prosperous post-war years of the 1950’s. The Hotspots crew will take us through the introduction

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April 23 to May 1

Grape treading competition Each year during the Barossa Vintage Festival, people attending events such as local town days are welcome to take part in grape treading. This ancient method of crushing wine grapes has become a competition around the Barossa, as people form teams and stomp as many grapes as they can in two minutes. Grape treading is held at Seppeltsfield, Greenock, Angaston, Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Williamstown during Vintage Festival. Each participating team will have two

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2011

April 23 to May 1

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Kidman Trail gets poetic for Vintage Festival The Kidman Trail will be holding the Trot, Treadle, Tramp and Tucker event, including a Pub Wall Scrawl for the Barossa Vintage Festival. The Pub Wall Scrawl is an informal poetry competition where poems will be written on the walls of the Stockwell Hotel, and judged by the lunchtime patrons. The Kidman Trail is a multi-use horse riding, cycling and walking trail that traverses 269 kms of roadsides, forest tracks, private land and unmade road reserves with trail markers indicating the route. Proudly named after Sir Sidney Kidman, a prominent local pastoralist and horse breeder; Kidman was a pioneer of his time with unparalleled forethought in business and interminable community spirit. The Kidman Trail provides a scenic trail that highlights the natural beauty, cultural history and major points of interest along the Mount Lofty Ranges. So come along and ride, walk or cycle to the Stockwell Hotel and relax with a gourmet barbecue lunch.

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Barossa Vintage Festival A-Grade captains, Tom Schiller (Tanunda Football Club) and Billy Nicholls (Nuriootpa Rover Football Club) will be leading their teams into battle for the inaugural Vintage Festival Cup on May 1.

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2011

April 23 to May 1

Inaugural Barossa Vintage Festival Cup

Who will win?

Sport is such an important part of Barossa life, and traditional football and netball rivalry will be showcased and celebrated during the Barossa Vintage Festival with the introduction of the Barossa Vintage Festival Cup. The inaugural Barossa Vintage Festival Cup will be played at Nuriootpa Oval on May 1 between Nuriootpa and Tanunda. The Cup will be played every two years to coincide with the Barossa Vintage Festival, and games will rotate between the Angaston, Nuriootpa and Tanunda teams. Football and netball are a weekend tradition in the Barossa with a history as rich and colourful as that of the Barossa Vintage Festival itself. Don’t be fooled into thinking that this will be a ‘fun’ game staged for the Festival – this is a serious game!

The Barossa Vintage Festival is excited to include the Cup into the official Vintage Festival programme of activities. “The Barossa Vintage Festival is about celebrating our culture and traditions and what better way to do this than include football and netball. “The addition of the Cup adds a new dimension to the Festival, embraces the local community and adds to the programme of activities on offer,” said Ms Samantha Foreman, Festival Manager. The game, presented by the Barossa, Light & Gawler Football Association, will be complemented with food and wine. Come along, join the fun, bring the family and enjoy a Barossa tradition. A full programme of games will be played throughout the day.

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Barossa Vintage Festival

April 23 to May 1

Eyes up for the Barossa Airshow

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event is fully catered at family prices. Hosted by St. Jakobi School at Lyndoch, The Barossa Airshow is a wonderful example of a small school that is prepared to roll up its sleeves, work together and support the community – part proceeds go to Camp Quality. The Chopper Chicks from Barossa Helicopters will be offering rides over the beautiful Barossa. “This is our seventh Barossa Airshow and I’m confident it will be our best ever!,” chairman of the Barossa Airshow, Steve Ahrens said. “We have added in a dinner with Matt Hall at the Lyndoch Hotel on April 30 and this is a great chance to hear from one of Australia’s top aviators up close and personal!”

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, 6pm Hear Matt Hall, Australia’s only pilot to compete in the Red Bull Air Race, share his remarkable aviation story, plus the Barossa’s own ‘Chopper Chick’s’ Bridgette and Billie-Jo Kies of Barossa Helicopters while enjoying a 3 course set menu.

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Vintage Festival Opening Times Coffee, Cake & Beverages available daily from 9.00am

easter Saturday & Sunday - April 23 & 24 Anzac day Monday - April 25 9.00am - late All day dining available from 9.00am - 9.00pm easter tuesday - April 26 9.00am - 4.00pm All day dining available from 9.00am - 4.00pm wednesday - April 27 9.00am - 4.00pm All day dining available from 11.30am - 3.00pm

thursday & Friday - April 28 & 29 9.00am - late All day dining available from 11.30am - 9.00pm Saturday - April 30 9.00am - late All day dining available from 9.00am - 9.00pm Sunday - May 1 9.00am - 4.00pm All day dining available from 9.00am - 4.00pm

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Celebrate Vintage at the Vine Inn Barossa during the Vintage Festival OPEN DAILY FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER Meet friends for drinks in the Sports Bar before heading out to your next festival event

CELEBRATING NURIOOTPA TOWN DAY

SATURDAY, APRIL 30

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“LIVE MUSIC

ALL DAY & NIGHT”

11.00am - 4.00pm: ‘Adelaide City Jazz Band’ Front lawn alfresco area.

Sausage sizzle with proceeds to local sporting clubs

4.00pm - 6.30pm: Soloist ‘Darren Constable’ Sports Bar Beer Garden 9.00pm - Late: Local Band ‘Barking Ants’ Sports Bar

The live entertainment Venue of the Barossa!!

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