A fantastic way to kick off the strawberry picking season, this four-hour, family-friendly event promises fun, entertainment, and, of course, plenty of strawberries to pick!

Local rising stars Mitch Salan and Maggie Lawrence will set the scene with their unique voices before our headline act, acclaimed Australian artist Mick Harrington—runner-up on The Voice 2021—takes the stage as part of his Australian Songbook Tour. With a repertoire celebrating the works of Paul Kelly, Crowded House, Goanna, John Williamson, Men at Work, and more, this performance will deliver a culturally rich and distinctly Australian experience in an iconic rural setting. This is Mick’s only live performance in Wagga Wagga, so it’s definitely not to be missed!

For the first time, attendees are welcome to bring homemade picnic dinners in reusable containers, or you can purchase food, drinks, and desserts from our farm café and licensed bar. Enjoy sausage sandwiches, steak sandwiches, and hamburgers straight from the BBQ, and refill your reusable drink bottles at the Tap2Go water station.

Imagine picking sun-ripened strawberries while listening to live music, creating moments that connect food, land, and community—it’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon.

VIP ticket inclusions:  a small punnet for strawberry picking, reserved seating, $20 cafe voucher to spend on the day, a beverage, and meet Mick Harrington. [VIP offer is for 18 years+]

Event Details:

* Ticket fee includes entry to the farm, strawberry patch (with a purchased punnet), and four hours of live entertainment.
* Gates open at 3:30 pm
* Bring your own chair, blanket, shade structure, and empty drink bottles
* Strawberry picking from 3:30 to 6:30 pm (containers must be purchased at the strawberry field entry gate before gaining access to the picking field)
* Only homemade food in reusable containers may be brought in - strictly no BYO takeaway food
* Strictly no BYO alcohol or other beverages
* Bar open from 4:00 to 7:30 pm
* BBQ available from 4:30 pm

This  event is sponsored by Wagga Wagga City Council.