Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival full preview
Published 2:00pm 18 August 2025
Words by Kylie Knight
Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival starts this week at Woody Point’s Apex Park.
The ultimate foodie event will stretch across more than 1km of waterfront on from August 22-24.
This year’s event will include about 180 food and drink exhibitors, three music stages, and a curated selection of masterclasses and dining experiences, from pasta making and cocktail shaking to free wine masterclasses hosted by some of the best in the business.
Celebrity chefs appearing at this year’s festival include Julie Goodwin, Miguel Maestre, Mike Reid, Matt Golinski, Alastair McLeod, Simone and Viviana - the 2024 My Kitchen Rules winners, Kim McCosker and Dominique Rizzo.
Festivalgoers can secure a day pass to the Festival Precinct, which includes access to live cooking demonstrations, market stalls, pop-up bars, and live music across three vibrant zones—The MarketPlace, The Cellar Door, and The Springs.
For those wanting to supercharge their festival weekend, the 2025 program has more premium ticketed events, including celebrity chef lunches and dinners, high teas, wine, spirit and cheese masterclasses, immersive workshops, local produce showcases, and unexpected fusions of food, comedy and live music.
Guests can also discover the all-new Oasis Club, a premium VIP precinct offering indulgent views and elevated hospitality.
One of the standout features of the Moreton Bay Food + Wine festival is its curated program of bookable experiences, designed to turn a good day out into something a little more special.
From crafting the perfect cheese board (yes, with wine in hand) to exploring boutique spirits and standout Australian wineries, these sessions are designed for curious palates. Add-on experiences start at $35, and spots are filling fast.
Explore add-on event options here
Festival at a glance
When: August 22–24
Where: Apex Park, Woody Point
Tickets:
- GA: $40 (inc. fees)
- Concession: $32 (inc. fees)
- Oasis Club VIP: $119 (inc. fees)
🔗 How to Book
Planning your visit
Festival Location: Apex Park, Woody Point
Festival Precinct Entry Gate
The main entry gate has moved to The Belvedere end of Apex Park, with access via Crockatt Park.
The Oasis Club Entry Gate
VIP entry is available for Oasis Club guests located at the Victoria Avenue end of Apex Park, Woody Point, across the road from Bramble Bay Bowls Club.
Parking
There will be free parking at Pelican Park, Clontarf, with free shuttle buses running to the festival. The car park closes at 11pm nightly.
Limited street parking available around Woody Point, unless signed. Please be considerate of residents and businesses and obey all parking regulations and signage.
Limited accessible parking is available near the entry gates. A valid disability parking permit must be displayed.
Shuttle buses
The free festival shuttle bus will be operating from the Pelican Park satellite car park. All buses are pram and wheelchair friendly.
Shuttle bus operating hours:
FRI 9.30am-9pm
SAT 9.30am-9pm
SUN 9.30am-7pm
Public transport
A TransLink Bus Stop is located near the Festival Entry, perfect if you didn’t want to drive. You can catch a bus directly, or take a train into Kippa-Ring or Sandgate first.
Ride shares
Taxis and Rideshares can pick/up drop off using the designated ride-share and drop-off zone near the main festival gates.
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