Indulge Mum at Jazz & Shiraz Ferny Hills
Published 9:00am 2 May 2024
Celebrate Mother's Day with sophistication and style at Jazz & Shiraz Ferny Hills by raising a toast to the incredible women who make our lives extraordinary.
On Sunday, May 12, from 1-5pm, immerse yourself in an exquisite wine experience at George Willmore Park.
It's the perfect occasion to unwind, savour fine wines, and enjoy soulful tunes in the heart of Ferny Hills.
Take a seat, spread out a picnic rug, and let mesmerising melodies from talented local musicians serenade you.
With an array of food trucks onsite throughout the afternoon, you can sample delectable bites while soaking up the musical atmosphere.
The free community event is open to all.
Bring along friends and family for an enchanting afternoon of wine, jazz, and gastronomic delights.
Jazz & Shiraz Ferny Hills will include a licensed bar offering an exquisite selection of wine, beer, and delectable cheese platters.
*Please note the event is not BYO*
Jazz & Shiraz Ferny Hills is presented by the City of Moreton Bay and delivered by Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism.
Event snapshot
Date: Sunday, May 12
Time: 1-5pm
Location: George Willmore Park, Ferny Hills
Entry: Free admission
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