Sea Country at Nepenthe Cellar Door

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Nepenthe Wines on Saturday, 1st November, nestled in the beautiful Adelaide Hills. Indulge in exquisite wines and authentic paella while immersing yourself in powerful films and inspiring conversations about our ocean’s future. Experience engaging workshops, delicious food trucks, and an outdoor cinema showcasing compelling stories from the sea.

Together, we will rally behind the Final Fight for the Bight — a vital campaign to secure World Heritage protection for one of the world’s last great wild coastlines.

Plus you won't want to miss 'Weave Hope: Stories & Healing from Sea Country' a grounding and creative workshop led by Ngahuia Trewartha, Chair of Fishery Bay Surfing Reserve, community advocate, and founder of Mana Ceremonies, alongside Creative Arts Therapist Michelle Bawden. Together, we'll weave, create smudge sticks, and write affirmations to foster connection, storytelling, and hope.

Event Details:
6.00pm – Doors Open
6.30pm – 'Weaving Hope' workshop, fun games, paella, and delicious wine
8.00pm – ‘Beneath the Surface’: a captivating conversation with Belinda Baggs, co-founder of Surfers for Climate and Stefan Andrews from the Great Southern Reef Foundation
8.30pm – Short films: Surfers for Climate's 'Sea Sick' & Patagonia's 'Voices for the Ocean'
8.50pm – ‘Why World Heritage Status Matters’ with Belinda Baggs, Surfers for Climate, Ngahuia Trewartha, Fishery Bay Surfing Reserve & Peter Owen, The Wilderness Society
9.10pm – Short films from Sarah & Sebastian's, the Great Southern Reef Foundation and the Wilderness Society
9.45pm – Event concludes

Secure your ticket now and join us for an evening that combines culture, connection, and climate action — all for Sea Country.