Vines, Wines & Identity Curator Tour

Sunday 9 December
1pm
1 hr
Join us for a free curator tour through the special exhibition Vines, Wine & Identity Australia's foremost wine historian, Dr Julie McIntyre, traces the history of the local wine community from convict labourers stomping grapes to the innovation of globally-recognised wine brands and styles.

No bookings required
 

Prices

  • Admission to this event is FREE

Venue

Newcastle Museum
6 Workshop Way
Newcastle
2300

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