Name: Regional Flavours - Event - Queensland
Start: 15 July 2017
Location: South Bank Parklands

Regional Flavours presented by The Courier-Mail is South Bank's signature food and lifestyle event. Held in Brisbane's picturesque South Bank Parklands, it features free entertainment from celebrity chefs and industry experts as well as fresh produce from more than 80 of Queensland's best providores.

Visit the eight unique venues where you can experience al fresco dining as its finest, expand your culinary knowledge, take your love of meat and malt to the next level, indulge in the best of the state's artisanal food and wine, or embrace your inner farmer. Hear from special guests including celebrity chefs, culinary experts, and food lovers, as well as music from an abundance of emerging local talent.

A sensory overload for foodies everywhere, Regional Flavours is a prime opportunity for people of all ages to relax, eat and enjoy some of life's simplest but greatest pleasures.

Event Dates

This event occurs annually:

15 July 2017

16 July 2017

Internet Access

Free Wifi

Facilities

Bar
Car park
Kiosk
Lockers
Pets allowed, enquire on booking
Public Telephone
Restaurant - Licensed
Shop

Event Venues

South Bank Parklands

Address:

Little Stanley Street

South Brisbane

Queensland, Australia 4101

Other Information

Accessibility:

Accessible facilities available. Please contact operator for specific details.

Family Friendly:

Family friendly – please refer to operator's website for services and facilities.

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Little Stanley Street
South Brisbane,
Queensland
Australia

+61731566366

info@south-bank.net.au

http://www.regionalflavours.com.au/

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