FLAVOURS of Loddon will unleash more taste-tempting fare when the year’s first gastronomy gathering is expected to see hundreds in Boort’s Nolen’s Park.
The collective of local food trucks and producers, award winning wineries and craft beverage makers from across the Loddon Shire will be on the banks of Little Lake Boort on Australia Day Eve.
Organiser Ann-Marie Davis said Flavours of Loddon and Boort-based food businesses would be bringing their very best to the table.
“So prepare yourself for a treat and feast on the very best our region has to offer,” she enthused this week,
“We are looking forward to building on a very successful first year of Flavours of Loddon that attracted hundreds of people to the park 12 months ago. The event was a wonderful success last year at Boort, and we received fantastic feedback from locals and visitors.
“This year we have even more of our local Loddon businesses joining us, offering more options and new things to try, and we are very excited to also be promoting local live music.”
Ann-Marie said the regional food and drink flavour would be enhanced with regional musicians.
“The Voice Australia star Elias Lanyon. who will be joined by Trent MacIntosh on drums, and both are looking forward to playing to a big home town crowd,” she said.
Northern District Community Health will also be offering free activities for children.