Wahroonga Food + Wine Festival 2026

Wahroonga Food + Wine Festival

One of Sydney's Upper North Shore's most anticipated spring events, the free festival will once again bring together an outstanding selection of NSW wine, boutique spirits, craft beer, gourmet food, artisan produce and live entertainment for a relaxed day in the park.

More than 30 renowned NSW wineries will present over 130 premium and award-winning wines, including sparkling, white, rose and red varieties. Festival visitors will have the opportunity to meet winemakers and cellar-door representatives, discover emerging producers and purchase their favourite wines directly from the people who make them.

The 2026 winery line-up includes respected producers from across the state's leading wine regions, including the Hunter Valley, Mudgee, Orange, the Central Ranges and the Southern Highlands.

Alongside the wineries, visitors can explore a collection of small-batch distillers presenting handcrafted Australian spirits, while Sydney Brewery and Six Strings Brewing Co. will serve a carefully selected range of refreshing craft beers and ales.

The festival's gourmet food program will offer a diverse range of international cuisines and contemporary festival favourites.

Visitors can enjoy fresh Sydney Rock oysters, slow cooked BBQ, Greek souvla, Japanese dishes, Spanish paella, Wagyu specialties, Vietnamese flavours, Portuguese pastries, handmade crepes, honey balls, gelato and indulgent desserts.

Vegetarian and vegan choices will also be available throughout the festival.

The popular Artisan Producer Alley will showcase specialty food producers, makers and market stallholders offering gourmet condiments, handcrafted products, local produce, homewares and gifts.

A full program of live music will provide the soundtrack to the day from Wahroonga Park's iconic rotunda stage.

The festival is a relaxed, family-friendly community event welcoming visitors of all ages. Well-behaved dogs on leads are also welcome.

The 2026 Wahroonga Food + Wine Festival is proudly supported by:
Ku-ring-gai Council
Ray White Upper North Shore
Mercedes-Benz Hornsby
McQuoin Park Wahroonga
and North Shore Mums is our Media Partner