THE GRAPEVINE BLOG

Looking for the latest news, stories, tips and local knowledge to help plan your trip? Discover what is happening on the Hunter Valley Grapevine.

10 family friendly things to do these in the Hunter Valley this Autumn

The Autumn school holidays are hot on the horizon, and what better place to seek adventure and make memories with the family than in the Hunter Valley! With an abundance of fun activities and plenty of accommodation offerings to suit your tribe, book your Autumn escape today. Here are ten fun things to do with kids in the Hunter Valley these school holidays.

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Where to find live music in the Hunter Valley

Here are some of the top places to kick-back to live music each weekend in the Hunter Valley. Whether you’re after sunshine, vine side acoustic blues in the afternoon or a sun-drenched beer garden with a band covering all the classics, sometimes there is no better way to enjoy a glass (or two) of wine than with a tune. Here’s where to find live music in the Hunter Valley.

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Alluring al-fresco dining and tasting experiences in the Hunter Valley

 

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Hunter Valley foodie news

There’s a fresh buzz across the Hunter Valley right now, with new Yum Cha experience, a food truck trail and more. Here’s four new foodie updates from the Hunter Valley.

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Celebrating Chinese New Year in the Hunter Valley

As Chinese New Year rolls around, the Hunter Valley leans into the spirit of celebration with good food, fresh air and a sense of occasion. This year welcomes the Year of the Horse – a symbol of energy, movement and adventure – making it a fitting excuse to get out of routine and mark the new lunar year somewhere that invites you to slow down, look around and enjoy the ride.

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It’s Vintage Time: Where to pick grapes in the Hunter Valley

Vintage is one of the best times to visit the Hunter Valley. The grapes are bursting with colour and flavour, the vines are looking lush and green, and the community is in full swing with everyone pitching in to harvest the grapes at the right times – whites are picked first, followed by reds. Want to get in on the action and experience the 2026 vintage first-hand by picking and stomping grapes?

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