THE GRAPEVINE BLOG

The Autumn school holidays are hot on the horizon, and what better place to seek adventure and make memories with the family than in the Hunter Valley! With an abundance of fun activities and plenty of accommodation offerings to suit your tribe, book your Autumn escape today. Here are ten fun things to do with kids in the Hunter Valley these school holidays.

To help plan your visit to the Hunter Valley we’ve compiled a list of the biggest events happening in our region over the next 12 months, from wine and foodie festivals, to street long winery festivals, concerts, snow time family adventures and a whole lot more.
Note that the concerts for the later part of the year have not yet been announced, stay up to date on our socials to be the first to know when the date and line-ups are released. Here's what's on in the Hunter Valley:

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Spring in the Hunter Valley is simply not to be missed —there's no better way to celebrate the season than by gathering with friends for a day of exceptional food and wine under the warm sun. Picture yourself enjoying a leisurely long-table feast nestled in an enchanting pear grove, or perhaps you’d prefer to relax with a refreshing spring cocktail, live music filling the air as the sun sets. Whatever your taste, there’s an event waiting to make your spring day unforgettable. Here's some of the top flings to get around this Spring. 

The Around Hermitage Association, supported by Singleton Council is bringing the D’Vine Festival to Pokolbin this October.  In its second year, the festival has been completely reimagined to bring a great range of hands-on culinary experiences, more entertainment, more activities and a whole host of child and dog friendly events.  This truly is a festival for those who love the finer things in life.