EVENTS // T H E B AROS S A MAG | 7
ADORNMENT ARTISAN MARKET
SATURDAY, APRIL 6
ADORNMENT ARTISAN MARKET, TANUNDA
On April 6 enjoy an afternoon at the
Adornment Artisan Market as part of the
Barossa Seasons event.
There will be artisan stalls from the
Barossa and across SA, ranging from prints
and cards, ceramics and sculpture, through
ABBA GOLD -
TRIBUTE SHOW
SATURDAY, MARCH 30
BAROSSA ARTS AND
CONVENTION CENTRE, TANUNDA
to unique jewellery, textiles, home-wares
and children’s gifts.
Food and beverages a plenty with local
brews, wines, burgers, donuts and more!
The afternoon will include live music, and
dynamic adult and children’s workshops.
Australia’s Premier ABBA Tribute Band
are coming to Barossa Arts and Convention
Centre on March 30 at 8 p.m.
Waterloo, Ring Ring, Money Money
Money, The Winner Takes it All, Fernando,
SOS and Dancing Queen – these are the
songs that make everybody sing and smile.
They are the songs that make an audience
want to enjoy The Flaming Sambucas’
nationally acclaimed “Abba Gold” show
and the journey that they are taken on.
With authentic costuming and music, The
Flaming Sambucas perform all the greatest
hits of the famous 70’s Swedish supergroup
and with a little audience participation
and lots of fun, their “Abba Gold” show is
presented in an original story telling way,
guaranteed to touch your emotions and
leave you with your spirits uplifted.
Additionally, in a theatre environment,
the show is enhanced with an exciting
video backdrop.
THE VINTAGE FESTIVAL PARADE
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
NURIOOTPA AND TANUNDA
The Barossa Vintage Festival
Parade will be held on April 27
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m and has
been a treasured tradition in the
Barossa since 1948.
Inspired by community passion
and creativity, it is now considered
one of the most iconic events in
the biennial Festival calendar.
Start your day early in the main
street of Nuriootpa and enjoy
breakfast, entertainment and the
Groovy Grape Trial for kids.
Then gather your family and
friends to stake out your spot
among the thousands of locals
and visitors who line the parade
route with pavement picnics,
brunches, and sausage sizzles,
and be sure to pack your esky.
Soak up the energy and
excitement while watching the
procession of floats, handcrafted
by schools, businesses and
community groups, as they make
their way from Nuriootpa to
Tanunda (to Chateau Tanunda).
After the parade, celebrate in
true carnival spirit at The Parade
Carnival - take a closer look at
the spectacular floats, meet the
people who brought the Festival
Parade to life, and celebrate the
float winners.
1918 CENTENNIAL TASTE EXPERIENCE
FRIDAY, APRIL 12
1918 BISTRO AND GRILL, TANUNDA
To commemorate the 100-
year anniversary of the home of
Barossa hospitality, 1918 Bistro
and Grill are hosting their 1918
Centennial Taste Experience
event on April 12 from 7 p.m.
The 1918 family, led by Owner,
Sid King and Head Chef, James
Lawrie, have created a truly
unique five course set menu
featuring dishes inspired by 100
year old Barossan Recipes and
incorporating the freshest locally
sourced ingredients.
A dining experience steeped
in history, each course is paired
with a wine sourced from some
of the Barossa’s most remarkable
family owned wineries.
The evening will also include
stories from guest speaker,
Angela Heuzenroeder, author
of Barossa Food, an anthology
of recipes, history and stories
all coming from the place in
Australia that can best lay claim
to a distinctive regional food
culture – the Barossa Valley.
GHOSTLY HISTORY WALK AND WINE
APRIL 23, 24 AND 26
LYNDOCH
What better way to look at the
history of a region than to walk
around one of the cemeteries.
Join Hemera Estate, Lyndoch,
along with a popular Barossan
guide, for a brief historical chat
of the Southern Barossa on April
23, 24 and 26.
Buried at the Holy Trinity
Anglican Cemetery are notable
Pioneers of the Barossa including
Paul Zimmerman, John Lawes
Springbett, Meshach Burge and
William Jacob.
Hear stories of other notable
gravesites in Lyndoch including
the Braille headstone and the
grave that had to be exhumed.
It can’t be a cemetery tour
without a few ghost stories, so
learn about the Jacobs Creek
Ghost, The Ghost at the Lyndoch
Pub and a few more....
There will be a quick side tour
to the church, before returning
Hemera for Supper.
The event includes a glass
of wine before the tour and
supper afterwards.
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