Win double pass to Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival

Published 2:00pm 25 July 2024

Win double pass to Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival
Words by Moreton Daily

Thanks to our friends at Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival, we’re giving away 10 double passes to next month’s event.

Queensland’s biggest foodie celebration is at Woody Point’s Apex Park from August 23-25.

This year’s program features cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs, live entertainment across multiple stages, unique dining experiences, pop-up bars and restaurants, food trucks, local producers, market stalls, workshops and more.

Tickets are on sale now. Head to the website for details.


Enter the competition to win a double pass

Enter our competition for your chance to win 10 General Admission double passes for Sunday, August 25. Passes can not be used on any other day of the festival.

You’ll be able to see celebrity chefs Matt Golinski, Adam Liaw, Brent Draper, Georgia Barnes, Dominique Rizzo, Alastair McLeod in action plus many more.

Scroll down to enter.

The competition closes at 11.59pm on August 7th, 2024. The winner will be notified by 10am on August 8th, 2024.
Terms and conditions can be viewed here. 

The competition is now closed! Keep an eye on your inbox for winner notifications!

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