4 DAY ART, FOOD & WINE LONG WEEKEND

  • Haruyuki Uchida, 'Thinking Red', Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail, Courabyra Wines. Photo Grant Hardwick
  • Riverina Light Horse Troop, Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail, Adelong. Photo Grant Hardwick
  • Akiho Tata, 'Pink Eggplant – Share', Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail, Adelong. Photo Grant Hardwick
  • Takeshi Tanabe, 'Locus of Time 18-1', Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail, Obsession Wines. Photo John Riddell
  • Harrie Fasher, 'The Last Charge', Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail, Adelong. Photo Grant Hardwick

4 DAY ART, FOOD & WINE LONG WEEKEND

18 APRIL – 21 APRIL, 2024 

We would love for you to join us in the Snowy Valleys for our 3rd annual Four Day Art, Food & Wine event 18–21 April 2024. This year will be extra special as we will launch the Sculpture Forest in the Bago State Forest as the next stage of the Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail on 18 April.

As accommodation is limited we recommend you book soon 🙂

Highlights of the Four Day Long Weekend with ticketed and free events include:

THURSDAY 18 APRIL

Bring your own picnic or buy a sausage sandwich for lunch, coffee cart will be onsite – please bring cash as card may not be available.

  • 11am Sculpture Forest Launch (Free) Sugar Pines at Laurel Hill, cnr Batlow & Kopsons’ Road.
  • 12.30pm Big Family Picnic (Free) Pilot Hill Arboretum, Bago State Forest
    • Bring your own picnic or buy a sausage sandwich for lunch, coffee cart will be onsite – please bring cash as card may not be available.

FRIDAY 19 APRIL

SATURDAY 20 APRIL
Tours of the Sculpture Collection (Free) Register your interest with Eventbrite.

SUNDAY 21 APRIL

  • 10am Live Outdoor Broadcast on ABC Radio (Free) to midday live from Reedy Creek Park, Batlow and across NSW hosted by Simon Marnie in conversation
    with locals. Including a Do it for Batlow sausage sizzle with the first 50 sausages free
  • 2pm Wine Tasting and Sculpture Viewing with David Handley at Johansen Wines, 90 Black Range Road, Tumbarumba
  • 3.30pm Wine Tasting and Sculpture Viewing with David Handley at Obsession Wines, 110 Allawah Road, Maragle

 


Stage one of the Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail was jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Government’s Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.