This Saturday, the Naracoorte Town Squares will come to life for the 2025 ‘Taste the Limestone Coast Festival’<\/p>\n
This much-loved event has been running since 2001 and returned last year with a bang after a three-year hiatus.<\/p>\n
More than 1200 people attended last year, enjoying perfect weather and an unforgettable experience.<\/p>\n
With around 15 producers, all local to the Limestone Coast, the February 15 festival is a must-attend.<\/p>\n
Wineries from Mt Benson, Coonawarra, Padthaway, and Wrattonbully, along with spirits from Penola and beer from Robe, ensure a fantastic selection of beverages.<\/p>\n
To complement the drinks, festival-goers can indulge in an amazing array of food, including Turkish cuisine, Vietnamese specialties, wood-fired BBQ meats, gourmet hot dogs, and more.<\/p>\n
No festival is complete without entertainment, and this year\u2019s lineup is sure to impress.<\/p>\n
Kicking off the day is Naracoorte-born Orlando Bennett (AKA Shaun Brown), followed by local talent Wade Roach and the Millicent band Low Expectations in the afternoon.<\/p>\n
The Stringybach Music School will showcase various local artists on the back stage throughout the day.<\/p>\n
Organisers are also thrilled to welcome Rick Wilson & Linda Street, known as ‘Wilson Street,’ as well as Suburban Henry, a Mt Gambier band with strong Naracoorte connections, to round out the night.<\/p>\n
From local artists to award-winning wines, craft beers, gin, and, of course, delicious food, this event has it all in one spectacular location.<\/p>\n
Tickets are available at Humanitix or at the gate. The festival starts at 12 noon on Saturday.<\/p>\n
‘Taste the Limestone Coast Festival’ is proudly run by the Lions Club of Naracoorte, with proceeds going towards a community SOZO machine\u2014an essential tool for lymphoedema patients, particularly those affected as a side effect of cancer treatment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This Saturday, the Naracoorte Town Squares will come to life for the 2025 ‘Taste the Limestone Coast Festival’ This much-loved event has been running since 2001 and returned last year with a bang after a three-year hiatus. More than 1200 people attended last year, enjoying perfect weather and an unforgettable experience. With around 15 producers, […]<\/p>\n