MORE ACTIVITIES IN BUNGENDORE AND SURROUNDS – Saturday 18th April
Live Music and Entertainment
Hoskintown Kitchen Jammers
Folk-fun and toe-tapping entertainment in the Village Square from local favourites.
10 am – 12 pm
Surly Griffins Morris Dancing
Traditional Morris Dancing throughout the afternoon in the Village Square
From 12 pm
Plus heaps of buskers at the Community Market at Bungendore Anglican Churchyard!
Community Market, Cake Picnic and Scarecrow Making
The Anglican Church hall and adjoining paddock will have lots of community fun happening on Saturday 18 April!
Phil’s Emporium Op Shop is hosting a Cake Picnic and getting its groove on with some vintage vibes and scarecrow making. We’ll be having some fun outside the op shop from 10am-2pm. Bring a cake along and share it with friends!
The Bungendore Fundraising Community Autumn Market will also be happening from 9 am to 1 pm in the paddock. Expect local crafts, great food and community fun all for a good cause! The market raises funds for the Bungendore Food Hub.
BUNGENDORE SES & RFS
Come and meet and chat with some of our amazing Bungendore emergency service personnel. Check out their fire vehicles and meet the people who keep us safe.
Lark Hill Winery Cellar Door
Overlooking the picturesque Vineyard, the Lark Hill Cellar Door is a peaceful place to relax as you enjoy a Wine Flight or glass of wine, share a bottle with friends over lunch and choose your favourites to take home. Open from 11 am – 4 pm including lunch menu.
31 Joe Rocks Rd, Bungendore
Sapling Yard Cellar Door
In the Village Square, Sapling Yard will be available for tastings all day.
Sit on our sunny verandah or by the cosy fire with a glass of wine or even a local beer. Book in for a tasting to experience a selection of our wines or take advantage of our monthly cellar door specials and stock you cellar with our award-winning wines. Walk-ins welcome!
STOMP at Corang Estate Cellar Door
As part of the Canberra District Wine Industry Association annual Stomp Festival, Corang Estate is presenting masterclasses at their cellar door in Tarago.
Michael Bynon, owner and winemaker of Corang Estate will take you through a journey of the classic and emerging varieties of the Canberra District and surrounding regions. He’ll guide you through fine examples of varieties such as Riesling, Chardonnay and Shiraz as well as some of the exciting alternate varieties that the region is becoming known for. Learn why these varieties work so well in our region and gain an insight into what makes the resulting wines so distinctive.
Corang Estate Cellar Door & Pantry, Shop 2, 1-3 Braidwood Road, Tarago