What's On
FEATURED EVENTS:
March/April
EAT Festival 6th - 8th March
SCULPTURE Bermagui 6th - 15th March
Tilba Festival 11th April
Montreal Goldfield Children's Days 12th - 13th April Narooma Oyster Festival 1st - 2nd May
EAT FESTIVAL 6th - 8th March, Merimbula Merimbula's EAT Festival, held on the picturesque foreshore of Merimbula’s major oyster producing estuary on March 8th, sees the industry’s best come together. Set in a bustling market style, from 10am - 2pm EAT Festival showcases inspired dishes featuring local produce, with dishes presented in entrée sizes and capped at $10 per dish. This year everyone’s favourite foodie festival has expanded to include a series of partner events that will provide a richer and more delicious experience for visitors and locals alike. Over the weekend, passionate and creative chefs will work their magic at a number of highquality events.
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The Merimbula Wharf restaurant has a Three Chefs Degustation Dinner and Wheelers Seafood Restaurant is bringing back the Long Table Lunch. The inaugural EAT Festival Craft Beer event is on Saturday 7th at Rockpool Café Merimbula and features bespoke brewers, plus on Sunday 8th there's an exclusive beergustation dinner. The event is free to enter and runs from 10am - 2pm. Details on pages 12 - 13 or EAT Festival 2020 on Facebook
SCULPTURE BERMAGUI 6th - 15th March, Bermagui Determined to continue, the committee organising SCULPTURE Bermagui have overcome the effects of fires and floods to present this spectacular creative event. Sculptures will express artists' responses to the events that have ravaged the beautiful Far South Coast, as well as those that have a positive view of the future. This year the Artists' talks will be happening at beautiful Mystery Bay with three artists speaking about their work, inspiration and process sculpture. Another innovative activity is “Poetry meets Sculpture”... lines of inspiration will be collected from the public who view the exhibition. Local poetry groups
