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HomeNewsNoosa Eat and Drink Festival is back for 2024!

Noosa Eat and Drink Festival is back for 2024!

Embark on a gastronomic adventure as the Noosa Eat and Drink Festival returns in 2024, presenting an enticing array of over 75 events from 30 May to 2 June.

This year’s festival is poised to be extraordinary, promising a delightful showcase of local flavours, exceptional wines and immersive experiences.

The Opening and Closing Beach events and the coveted Long Lunch events were swiftly embraced, reflecting the community’s enthusiasm for this annual gastronomic extravaganza.

Featuring entirely new restaurants, the Long Lunch events bring together a collaboration of five Noosa Junction establishments – Pucca, Herbert, Coya, Muse, and Theo’s Social Club – as well as a Long Lunch at the renowned ALBA, the beautifully designed venue that opened in late 2021 by Peter Kuruvita.

Both locations achieved a remarkable feat, selling out in just 15 minutes, underscoring the festival’s local reputation and the community’s eagerness for unique culinary experiences.

For those who missed out on initial events, fear not – there’s more excitement to come.

The full program, including remaining Beach Events and a four day program of Restaurant events, will be unveiled in March 2024, while Festival Village tickets remain on sale.

Brace yourselves for a diverse array of offerings catering to every palate.

Beyond being a celebration of food and drink, the Noosa Eat and Drink Festival plays a pivotal role in supporting our local community, serving as a global platform for showcasing the incredible talent of our restaurants on the world stage.

This exposure not only elevates Noosa’s culinary scene but also contributes to the region’s economic growth and tourism.

This year introduces exciting changes, including relocating the Festival Village to the picturesque Noosa Woods. This enchanting setting is poised to enhance the overall festival experience, providing a charming backdrop to delectable offerings and a vibrant atmosphere.

A new look Beach Garden event site will also come to life on Main Beach over the Festival period.

Lanai Noosa, a local gem, and its talented Chef Ryan Fitzpatrick will take over the VIP lounge in the Festival Village, offering ticket holders an exclusive experience celebrating Noosa’s local flavours.

To elevate the festival further, a line-up of esteemed guest chefs are set to grace Noosa’s culinary stage.

Anna Polyviou, George Calombaris, Gary Mehigan, Hayden Quinn, Matt Golinski, Sergio Perera and Peter Kuruvita are among the culinary maestros who will share their expertise and passion for gastronomy.

The Festival Village is set to be a hive of community activity, featuring masterclasses, on-stage celebrity chef demonstrations, pop-up restaurants, beverage tastings, and producer stalls.

The Noosa community can expect to see a diverse array of Australian and international brands, alongside local brewers and distillers offering their finest creations.

As anticipation builds, securing your tickets to the Noosa Eat and Drink Festival 2024 is essential.

This year’s festival promises an unparalleled celebration of community, gastronomy, and innovation.

Visit noosaeatdrink.com.au to find out more and book your tickets.

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