What’s On in the Barossa & Beyond
Local Events & Festivals
There’s so much to see and do in the Barossa and surrounds. Find out what’s on during your stay with this round-up of local and regional events and festivals curated by The Louise team.
The Louise offers specialist events throughout the year from long lunches hosted by iconic Barossa winemakers to collaborations with visiting chefs. Our neighbouring Barossa wineries host mouth-watering food and wine affairs while just down the road, Wonderground Barossa and JamFactory hold frequent exhibitions.
At the weekly Barossa Farmers’ Market, you can purchase the freshest local produce direct from growers. November is welcomed each year with a sunset street party on Seppeltsfield Road’s famous Avenue of Palms while January sees the spectacle that is the Santos Tour Down Under speed through the region.
What: Jimmy Barnes Working Class Man 40th Anniversary Tour
Where: Peter Lehman Wines, Para Road, Tanunda
When: Saturday 31 January 2026
To celebrate his landmark album For The Working Class Man, Jimmy Barnes is hitting the road for the Working Class Man 40th Anniversary Tour. Joining Jimmy for these epic shows are three of the biggest stars of the Working Class Man era who are also still at the top of their game – Icehouse, Ian Moss and Kate Ceberano. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.
The Louise is offering a special Jimmy Barnes offer to coincide with the event, combining an overnight stay with lunch and breakfast for up to two guests.
What: staguni restaurant
Where: 457 Seppeltsfield Road, Marananga
When: Open Friday to Monday from 12–6 p.m.
Acclaimed chef Clare Falzon’s restaurant, staguni is the flagship eatery for a new food and arts precinct set in a former 1922 brick schoolhouse (a brainchild of the clever folk from Wonderground Barossa). Book your table and expect a menu connected to seasonality, land and community, influenced by Mediterranean cooking and flavours from Clare’s Maltese heritage. Follow staguni to whet your appetite.
