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Barossa Vintage Festival

Vintage event registration sessions

Oct 30 2024 Updated November 13, 2024

The Leader

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Natasha Faulds, Polly Schulz and Rohan Semmler from Homburg Real Estate at the 2023 Vintage Festival Parade.

The team behind the 2025 Barossa Vintage Festival is holding some information sessions regarding event registration, which will help explain the process to interested groups.

A meeting was scheduled for Greenock Library on Tuesday night, with a second planned for Barossa Visitor Centre today, Wednesday October 30 from 1.00pm to 3.00pm.

The final session will be held at Lyndoch Library on Wednesday, November 6 from 10.00am to 12.00pm.

With event registrations closing on November 8, now is the time to chat with the team about the ideas for your Vintage event.

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