Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues Closing party @ Brown Brothers
Mon 4 Nov 2024 - Mon 4 Nov 2024
6 pm - 11 pm
Brown Brothers Winery
Join us at Brown Brothers for the closing party of the 34th Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues!
Brown Brothers are putting on their famous festival food alongside fully stocked bars with all your favourite Brown Brothers wines, plus local beers, cider and non-alcoholic options.
This is an outdoor event BYO picnic blankets or foldable chairs; some seating is provided on site but is limited. There is no allocated seating.
Strictly no BYO food or beverages. Sealed water bottles and empty refillable water bottles are permitted. No hard Eskys, small soft cooler bags with ice are permitted. No BYO plates, cutlery or glassware.
All ticket include a take home Brown Brothers wine tumbler.
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