RRP $1.20 Distributed in 6 Shires Celebrating the local food and wine of East Gippsland is a key component of this year’s Seafarers Multicultural Festival, which is set to be a celebration of cultures, food and music in Lakes Entrance. The three-day celebration, taking place on , November 30, December 1 & 2, will bring together chefs and musicians, both international and local together for a fun filled weekend. The Seafarers Multicultural Festival will promote the multicultural diversity of the East Gippsland region, encompassing Aboriginal arts, performing arts, healthy food, community cultural heritage, music, visual art and craft. Ambassador and celebrity chef Paul Mercurio is set to headline the event and together with indigenous chef Mark Olive will demonstrate their favourite recipes. On the Friday there will be the annual Feast of St Nicholas in a marquee on the foreshore, followed on Saturday by the Blessing of the Fleet, model boat display, animal petting farm, the challenging Fish Toss Competition, free to all Seafarers Spectacular-open air concert, and a number of activities for children of all ages. Sunday will bring forth the Cunninghame Arm Fishing Competition, Riviera Triathlon, Rapid Raft Race, Sports challenge, Produce stalls and market. The event is also a great opportunity for those considering a visit to Lakes Entrance for a fun weekend. Check our website www.seafarersfestival.com.au.
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