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The 20th anniversary of the Little Bit of Broke festival will be even more special given it coincides with the bicentenary of the tiny Hunter Valley hamlet.
To be held from Friday, March 15 to Sunday, March 17, the weekend promises wine, food, farm gate produce, live music and lots of fun.
A Festival Kit includes festival entry, a keepsake tasting glass and tasting tokens to which you can add dining, experiences, events, workshops, extra tastings and even transport, all bookable online.
There will be a record number of festival offerings with 17 locations from which to choose.
From dining in a hatted restaurant, picnicking with alpacas, sunset wines and tunes, there are plenty of choices.
Wineries involved include regional star Margan, Nightingale Wines, Whispering Brook, Winmark and Krinklewood.
The program has just been announced and tickets are on sale now at brokefordwich.com.au.
A hop-on, hop-off bus service will enable festivalgoers to park their cars at the Festival Hub in the heart of Broke and the take the shuttle to different destinations.
The Festival Starter Kit begins at $35 per person with four tastings included, while the Festival Super Kit includes eight tastings for $50.
* Kids enter for free as they do not require a Festival Kit which includes wine tastings that are reserved for over 18 years only.
The program has just been announced and tickets are on sale now at brokefordwich.com.au.
A hop-on, hop-off bus service will enable festivalgoers to park their cars at the Festival Hub in the heart of Broke and the take the shuttle to different destinations.
The Festival Starter Kit begins at $35 per person with four tastings included, while the Festival Super Kit includes eight tastings for $50.
* Kids enter for free as they do not require a Festival Kit which includes wine tastings that are reserved for over 18 years only.
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