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Darebin Homemade Food & Wine Festival celebrates the importance of food in our community, tapping into the traditions and sustainable food practices of the culturally rich residents of Melbourne’s inner north. Whether you want to sample local creations, expand your cooking repertoire, make your own wine or take a tour, you will find something
delicious to suit your tastes.
10am- 4pm
10am- 11 .30am
1pm- 2pm
See website
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Preserving Fruit with Kat Lavers
Home Winemaking in the Garage
Feast Films
Darebin Arts Centre
Private Home, Northcote
Private Home, Kingsbury
RC&LC (Function Room)
20
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17
20
10am- 4pm
9am- 3pm
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Melbourne Food Hub Open Day
Darebin Arts Centre
Melbourne Innovation Centre
20
21
9am- 8pm
6.30pm-8.30pm
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Local Legends: Gary Campanella, Danny Cappellani and Mario Fantin - Raspberry Winemaking
Darebin Arts Centre
Darebin Arts Centre (Kitchen)
20
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9am- 8pm
6.30pm- 8pm
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Local Legends: Ben McMenamin - Cook for the Planet
Darebin Arts Centre
Darebin Arts Centre (Kitchen)
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15
9am- 8pm
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Darebin Arts Centre
20
9am- 11 .30am
Preston Market Tasting Tour Meet at Intercultural Centre
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9am- 11 .30am
12noon- 4pm
1pm- 4pm
From 1pm
Preston Market Tasting Tour
Homemade Marketplace
Meet The Makers
Darebin Bake Off
Meet at Intercultural Centre
Northcote Town Hall (Civic Square)
Northcote Town Hall (Main Hall)
Northcote Town Hall (Studio 1)
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10 9am-8pm
6.30pm-8.30pm
6.45pm- 7.45pm
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Local Legends: Luul Aligas – Tastes from a Somali kitchen
Learn to make Baklava
Darebin Arts Centre
Darebin Arts Centre (Kitchen)
Preston Library
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9am- 8pm
Binding Connections: Harriet Claire
Darebin Arts Centre
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Northcote Town Hall Civic Square is transformed into a bustling market showcasing craft beer brewers, alongside wine and spirits curated by Thornbury’s Carwyn Cellars. Enjoy coffee and music while you wander around the marketplace which will feature a carefully selected range of boutique food and produce stalls. Presented in partnership with Carwyn Cellars.
bYO coffee cup and bag for purchases.
Saturday 8 June, 12pm-4pm Northcote Town Hall (Civic Square) 189 High Street, Northcote Bookings are not required.
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Chat with Darebin’s fabulous local home wine and beer makers, sample the results of years of expertise and vote for your favourite. Local winemakers, brewers or food producers still have time to enter the Darebin Homemade Food & Wine Competition! Visit the website for details and entry form. Entries close Wednesday 22 May. Competition Awards Night to be held Friday 7 June. Presented with Melbourne Polytechnic and Eltham & District Winemakers Guild.
bYO water bottle.
Saturday 8 June, 1pm-4pm Northcote Town Hall (Main Hall) 189 High Street, Northcote Bookings are not required. Tasting glasses available for purchase.
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Are you Darebin’s best baker? Enter your home-baked sponge cakes, slices, biscuits and scones into the Darebin bake Off to find out. Judged on the day by two of the Country Women’s Association’s best – Noella McLeod and Christine Mackaness. Visit the website for details and an entry form. Presented in partnership with the Country Women’s Association.
Saturday 8 June, From 1pm Northcote Town Hall (Studio 1) 189 High Street, Northcote Bookings are not required.
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For Luul, cooking has always been about generosity and sharing with her community. In this workshop you will learn how to make Sambusas - a stuffed pastry that is a common appetizer in Somali cuisine. Sambusas are even more delicious with dipping sauce and Luul will show you how to make her infamous chilli sauce. All food will be vegetarian and Luul’s chilli sauce will be available for purchase.
Tuesday 4 June, 6.30pm – 8.30pm Darebin Arts Centre (Kitchen) Cnr Bell Street & St Georges Road, Preston
Companion Card
We are proud to present the Local Legends Series in the spacious commercial kitchen at Darebin Arts Centre.
The brand new bar will be open from 5pm and Harriet Claire’s stunning photographic exhibition Binding Connections
(see page 20) will be on display. Ample bike and car parking is available onsite or catch the train as the venue is
just a short walk from Bell Station.
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ben McMenamin is a passionate local chef, environmentalist, social entrepreneur, educator, gardener and founder of The Social Food Project. ben will discuss the EAT - Lancet Planetary Health Diet - a science-based plan to reshape global food systems and change the way we eat for our health and our planet. You will learn how to make visually stunning meals based on EAT’s weekly menu plan highlighting just how exciting and delicious eating for the planet can be.
Wednesday 5 June, 6.30pm – 8pm Darebin Arts Centre (Kitchen) Cnr Bell Street & St Georges Road, Preston
Companion Card
Join Gary, Danny and Mario from Eltham & District Winemakers Guild as they take you on a step-by-step journey through the age old process of winemaking, covering fermentation, racking, adjustments and bottling techniques. Plenty of tips and tricks for creating a perfect, great tasting raspberry wine. The workshop will include the opportunity to sample finished wines and a mini raspberry winemaking kit to take home.
Monday 3 June, 6.30pm – 8.30pm Darebin Arts Centre (Kitchen) Cnr Bell Street & St Georges Road, Preston
Companion Card
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Hosted by Darebin backyard Harvest Festival
Ever wondered how Italians make wine at home? Join us for a fascinating tour of Vince’s garage. Vince will talk you through his craft, honed over 55 years of winemaking while showing you the equipment used.
Saturday 1 June, 1pm-2pm Private home in Kingsbury
Hosted by Darebin Intercultural Centre
Eat your way around this north-side market full of personality! Discover the history of Preston Market while chatting to friendly traders who will share amazing foodie tips.
Friday 7 June & Saturday 8 June, 9am-11.30am Meet at Darebin Intercultural Centre 59A Roseberry Ave, Preston
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Hosted by Darebin backyard Harvest Festival
As the last of the autumn fruit comes in, what can you do with the surplus? Take a peek at Kat Lavers’ productive permaculture garden and explore her walk-in pantry used to store preserves throughout the year. Kat will discuss tips and tricks for preserving with a focus on fruit.
Saturday 1 June, 10am – 11.30am Private home in Northcote
Hosted by Darebin Libraries
Arzu Yilmaz will demonstrate how to make traditional Turkish baklava – a delicious sweet dessert pastry. Includes tasting and a copy of Arzu's tried and true recipe.
Tuesday 4 June, 6.45pm-7.45pm Preston Library 266 Gower Street, PrestonBookings essential at darebinlibraries.vic.gov.au or call 1300 655 355.
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Hosted by Darebin backyard Harvest with Melbourne Farmers Markets and Melbourne Food Hub
Experience the diverse food enterprises blossoming at Alphington Farmers Market and explore how community organisations and social enterprises based at Melbourne Food Hub are working together to grow, share, buy, make and recycle healthy, fair food. Local and homemade food to buy and new projects to unearth!
Sunday 2 June, 9am – 3pm Melbourne Innovation Centre 2 Wingrove Street, AlphingtonBookings are not required. BYO shopping bag.
Hosted by Darebin Arts Centre
binding Connections depicts Khmer life beyond the tourist attractions of Cambodia. Immersing herself in village life, Harriet’s stunning photographic work considers the simplicity and beauty of sourcing, preparing and sharing a meal and explores the genuine threads that connect us.
Saturday 1 June & Sunday 2 June, 10am-4pm Monday 3 June – Friday 7 June, 9am-8pmDarebin Arts Centre (Foyer)Cnr Bell Street & St Georges Road, Preston
Feast your eyes on this mini festival of foodie films! Exploring and celebrating food and wine traditions from around the world, these three handpicked films will leave your mouth watering.
Saturday 1 June, See website for times
Reservoir Community & Learning Centre (Function Room)
23 Edwardes Street, Reservoir
Gold coin donation, kids FREE.
Melbourne Polytechnic Event Management students have been involved in Darebin Homemade Food & Wine Festival for over 10 years. Working on the event provides students with the opportunity to put theory into practice and gain practical industry experience. Melbourne Polytechnic focuses on preparing students for their careers and we are proud to work in partnership with them. You can see them in action at Meet the Makers Showcase and visit their stall at Homemade Marketplace to find out more about studying at Melbourne Polytechnic.
We are grateful to be able to draw on the wealth of skill, knowledge and experience of both Eltham & District Winemakers Guild and Country Women’s Association and the passion and enthusiasm of Carwyn Cellars, Thornbury.
Thank you for your support!
Darebin Homemade Food & Wine Festival and Darebin City Council acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional landowners and the historical and contemporary custodians of the land on which the City of Darebin and surrounding municipalities are located. Council also recognises and pays tribute to, and celebrates, Darebin’s long standing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and heritage.
Darebin City Council says NO to single use plastics. Join us – bring your own coffee cup, refillable water bottle and re-usable shopping bags.
For more information call Public Transport Victoria on 1800 800 007 or visit ptv.gov.au
Access support options vary from event to event. Check individual program entry for details or visit darebinarts.com.au/foodandwine
We are unable to accommodate allergies and dietary requirements.
Every endeavour has been made to ensure all information is correct at time of print. Please visit our website for more information.
With thanks to our partners