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Food + Drink Victoria respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners of the land and waters where we meet and work, the Boon Wurrung and Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) peoples of the Kulin Nation, and First Peoples language groups across Victoria and Australia. We pay respect to their elders past, present and future. General enquiries:
Media enquiries:Please visit the Media Centre for all the latest news from MFWF. For PR enquiries, please contact The Cru here. Hospitality industry/event enquiries:Please contact our programming team: Mailing address:Food & Wine Victoria, Level 28, Tower Two, 727 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3008 How to find us:Level 27, Tower Two, 727 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3008 Melbourne Food & Wine Festival 2021For 2021 Melbourne Food & Wine Festival presents a calendar that is unique in its history. This year we’re staging not one but three festivals.The March Edition (12 to 31 March) returned with many events held over from our March 2020 program, including the Bank of Melbourne World's Longest Lunch, and launched the inaugural Bank of Melbourne World's Longest Brunch. The Winter Edition (20 August - 29 August) will be all about Melbourne, with 10 days celebrating all that makes our city great in hospitality. The Regional Edition (13 to 21 November) will be held in spring, shining a light on the food and drink of country Victoria. To be the first to find out about tickets and updates for the Winter and Regional Editions of MFWF, sign up to our newsletter now. The March Edition12 March - 31 March We came, we saw, we lunched and brunched. Winter Edition20 August- 29 August. Regional EditionIf you'd like to take part by running an extraordinary event in the regions, please get in touch with us. For the festival’s 30th anniversary, share a long Sunday lunch with inimitable UK food personality Nigella Lawson. The cracking 2022 program also includes a hot chip party, a “Snacktown” precinct and a whole lot more. After two Covid-impacted years, Melbourne Food & Wine Festival (MFWF) is going big for its 30th anniversary – with a truly international line-up. Inimitable food personality Nigella Lawson is headlining the 2022 festival, which runs for two weeks. You’ll be able to join the English TV presenter and food writer for a long Sunday lunch – and a Q&A hosted by Matt Preston – on March 27. Other big-name international guests include American comedian, director and musician Eric Wareheim (of weird and wacky comedy duo Tim & Eric), who’s hosting an event called Foodheim at Hope St Radio; Isaac McHale, chef and owner of London’s Michelin-starred Clove Club, who’s bringing his expertise to Cutler & Co; and Sichuan food expert Fuchsia Dunlop, an English writer and cook, who’s headed for Spice Temple. Plus, Embla is playing host to Dave Pynt, the chef-patron of Singapore’s acclaimed Burnt Ends. Returning this year is signature event the World’s Longest Lunch, headed up by Attica’s Ben Shewry, as well as the World’s Longest Brunch, with a Middle Eastern theme courtesy of Maha’s Shane Delia, Rumi’s Joseph Abboud and Babajan’s Kirsty Chiaplias. You can also get all-you-can-eat hot chips at Maximum Chips, or there’s family-friendly pasta party The Big Spaghetti featuring Tipo 00, Al Dente and more. Welcome to the Jungle is an entirely plant-based soiree curated by Shannon Martinez, and at the Snacktown precinct you’ll find some of Melbourne’s best snacks under one roof (including A1 Bakery’s haloumi pie, plus boreks, dumplings, cannoli and roti). Melbourne Food & Wine Festival runs from March 25 to April 9. Pre-sale tickets are now on sale for MFWF subscribers; general-release tickets go on sale at 10am on Thursday February 17. Pre-sale tickets are now on sale for MFWF subscribers; general release tickets go on sale at 10am on Thursday February 17. More information here. Where is Melbourne Food and Wine Festival held?OUTDOOR EVENTS/WEATHER
All events held at the Queen Victoria Market as part of the Festival are all-weather events.
Who owns Melbourne Food and Wine Festival?The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, run by Food and Wine Victoria Ltd. is an event held in March annually since 1993 to promote Melbourne and Victoria's food and wine culture.
How many people attend the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival?Melbourne Food & Wine Festival, served to you by Bank of Melbourne, is a statewide celebration of Victoria's food and wine industry that attracts more than 150,000 attendees to a diverse program of hundreds of events.
What is on in Victoria March 2022?The Tony®, Grammy®, Olivier and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical will arrive at Melbourne's Her Majesty's Theatre March 2022. HAMILTON is the story of America... J.K Rowling's Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - the story continues on stage. The magic returns to Melbourne's Princess Theatre.
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