THE GRAPEVINE BLOG

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:

With the warmer weather making a welcomed return, discover where to stay and play with the kids in the Hunter Valley. With a fantastic line up of activities, there’s no shortage of family fun to keep the little ones entertained. Here's to making memorable Spring adventures in the Hunter Valley these school holidays!

The Hunter Valley is the perfect setting for a slow, lazy morning filled with delicious breakfast and brunch options. Imagine starting your day with a creamy cappuccino or a velvety flat white, paired with poached eggs, avocado toast, or a warm croissant. This is more than just a meal; it’s a moment to savor and enjoy the good life. The Hunter Valley boasts plenty of charming cafes and restaurants that offer everything from farm-to-table freshness to gourmet treats. So, as you plan your visit, make sure to set aside time for a leisurely breakfast or brunch in the Hunter Valley. Here are some of the top places to have breakfast or brunch.

The 2024 Hunter Valley Wine & Beer Festival will showcase over 50 of the Valley’s best wineries, distillers, and brewers on Saturday, 13 July at Rydges Resort Hunter Valley.

The Autumn school holidays are hot on the horizon, and what better place to seek adventure and make memories with the family than the Hunter Valley! With a myriad of 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.