
A Taste of Matarangi Food Festival 2024
https://atasteofmatarangi.co.nz/festival-info/ticket-sales
Description of A Taste of Matarangi Food Festival 2024
π A Taste of Matarangi: 10th Anniversary Food & Wine Festival 2025
Join us for a spectacular autumn celebration as A Taste of Matarangi marks its 10th year of bringing coastal flavours to the Coromandel. Set against the stunning backdrop of Matarangi Beach at the Village Green Reserve, this beloved food and wine festival promises a delightful day out.
Event Details:
- π Saturday, 5th April 2025
- β° 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- π Village Green Reserve, Kenwood Drive, Matarangi
What's On Offer:
- Local gourmet food vendors
- Fine wine tastings
- Live music entertainment
- Comfortable seating areas with shade
- Supporting the Rescue Helicopter Trust
Ticket Information:
- Adults: $30
- Children (5-17 years): $5
- Under 5s: Free
Important Information:
- Registration required
- Easy parking available
- Mobility access provided
- Bring a sun hat
About Food and Wine Festivals in the Coromandel
Food and wine festivals in the Coromandel Peninsula have become iconic celebrations of New Zealand's coastal cuisine and local produce. These events showcase the region's unique flavours, from fresh seafood to artisanal products, while supporting local businesses and communities.
The Coromandel region is particularly known for its excellent food producers, boutique wineries, and craft beverages. These festivals provide an opportunity for visitors to experience the best of local gastronomy while enjoying the peninsula's famous coastal scenery.
Beachside food festivals like A Taste of Matarangi have become increasingly popular among both locals and tourists, offering a perfect blend of culinary excellence and relaxed Kiwi atmosphere. They typically feature:
- Local chef demonstrations
- Regional wine tastings
- Artisanal food products
- Fresh local produce
- Community fundraising initiatives
- Family-friendly entertainment
These events not only celebrate local cuisine but also play a vital role in supporting regional tourism and charitable causes, making them an essential part of the Coromandel's cultural calendar.