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Shakespeare in the Vines @ Leura Park EstateMuch Ado About Nothing
Friday 10th and Saturday 11th February 7pm (gates open at 5pm) Followed by Live Music until late. . .
$40 per person – Show Only $60 per person – Show & Gourmet Hamper Tickets are limited only available via GPAC www.gpac.org.au GPAC Phone 5225 1200 Click here for more information
Minya by Moonlight Concert Series - Summer programThe Minya Winery
Minya Vineyard and Winery, Connewarre, is proud to present the 2012 Minya by Moonlight concerts series, situated in the vineyard's tranquil outdoor amphitheatre overlooking a beautiful billabong. Ticket prices are $35 per guest and includes a free glass of Minya wine. Tickets for Show and Picnic hampers are also available at $50 per guest. Please visit www.theminya.com.au for more information.
Live music & new opening hours @ Clyde ParkNew opening hours - Thursday & Friday lunches and Friday & Sunday evening dinners Enjoy a balmy evening at Clyde Park with live music on the terrace- Friday and Sunday evening Enjoy the music of John Quick, Jesse Reid, Marcus Hayden & Angie Hilton & friends We are also open for lunches Thursday-Sunday for your Christmas function, Birthday Party, Hens celebration Set menus, gourmet platters & delicious cakes available Clyde Park Sauvignon Blanc 2011 rated 94 points by James Halliday recently!
Sunday Sessions @ Bellarine Estate (Jan-March program)Bellarine Estate and BreweryEnjoy a Sunday Session at Bellarine Estate, featuring a casual yet stylish menu, live music from a variety of local entertainers and an atmosphere perfect for lazy Sundays by the bay.
January 2012 Sunday 8th – Heath Stanton Sunday 15th – James Carrigg Sunday 22nd – After Five Sunday 29th – John Willard February Sunday 5th – James Carrigg Sunday 12th – Dog Gone South Sunday 19th – John Willard Sunday 26th – James Carrigg March Sunday 4th – After Five Sunday 11th – Heath Stanton Sunday 18th – James Carrigg Sunday 25th – John Willard Wineries' Cellar Door Opening Hours - Summer 2011/12Whether you're a visitor enjoying a holiday/short break in the region or if you're a local looking to explore the wineries in your own back yard, the Geelong Region's wineries are a great place to visit over the summer months and many are opening for extended days and hours. Embracing some of Victoria's best scenery, local produce and touring opportunities... Click here for your quick guide to cellar door summer opening hours. Click here for your Geelong Wine map with locations, opening hours and contact details.
Geelong Wine Summer eNewsOur summer eNews is now available online - click here for your copy. There are lots ways to keep up to date with all that's happening in wineries across The Bellarine, Moorabool Valley and Surf Coast/Otways: · subscribe to our eNews - email info@winegeelong.com.au to subscribe · like us on facebook - www.facebook.com/geelongwine · follow us on twitter – www.twitter.com/geelongwine Geelong Winegrowers, winemakers and winery staff wish all Geelong Wine lovers a very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year! We hope you enjoy a bottle or two of Geelong's premium wines over the summer months and look forward to seeing you at our cellar doors.
Cheers to Toast 2011As reported in the Geelong Advertiser 31 October 2011 by Andrea Hamblin
RAIN didn't dampen the spirits of thousands of wine lovers who enjoyed many fine drops during the 10th anniversary of the region's biggest wine and food celebration.
The Toast to the Coast festival attracted record crowds to 13 venues across the Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast and Moorabool Valley. Like many Melburnians, Kathy Grimster visited the area to enjoy the coast for a four-day Melbourne Cup weekend. Taking a break from the open-air dancefloor at Leura Park Estate, in Curlewis, she hailed the event the best yet. "This year we are just going to a couple of wineries," she said. "We decided to stay at the ones that had everything, not just wine but food and music. "It's a great way to find out about the local wines. It gives you a chance to visit the local wineries and see what other products they have it's just a great day."
Geelong Wine marketing executive Lyndsay Sharp said organisers had to hire more shuttle buses to cater for the crowds on Saturday. Ticket sales were up four times on last year, she said, and she was "elated" at the response. "It's a great event, it's our 10-year anniversary and Geelong wine is now recognised as being literally amongst the best in Australia," Mrs Sharp said.
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