Events
There’s always something exciting and interesting on to raise a glass and toast to in Hawke’s Bay Wine Country.
Travel the wine world in one unforgettable evening at Black Barn Market. Taste exceptional wines from all eleven Great Wine Capitals, poured by visiting industry experts, while enjoying delicious canapés and a lively DJ soundtrack beneath the vineyard’s stunning canvas canopy.
Organic Wine Week takes place from 21-27 September 2026. It celebrates organic wine, highlighting the quality and environmental benefits of organic wine production.
A night of food, wine and live music, it’s a street party of epic proportions!
Hawke’s Bay is proud to host the 2026 Great Wine Capitals International Annual Conference. Across an immersive five-day programme, delegates will discover new cultures, new wines, new experiences, new connections, new business opportunities, and new insights.
The theme of the 2026 symposium is quality, focusing on the unique features that define New Zealand’s whenua, climate, and philosophy, and how these elements come together to enable the production of premium Chardonnay.
Harvest Hawke's Bay Festival celebrates the region's food and wine, taking place from 11am to 5pm on Saturday, 21st November 2026, in a stunning riverside setting on Tuki Tuki Rd.
Industry Events
Welcome to our events page, stay up to date with wine events around Hawke’s Bay.
Travel the wine world in one unforgettable evening at Black Barn Market. Taste exceptional wines from all eleven Great Wine Capitals, poured by visiting industry experts, while enjoying delicious canapés and a lively DJ soundtrack beneath the vineyard’s stunning canvas canopy.
Organic Wine Week takes place from 21-27 September 2026. It celebrates organic wine, highlighting the quality and environmental benefits of organic wine production.
A night of food, wine and live music, it’s a street party of epic proportions!
Hawke’s Bay is proud to host the 2026 Great Wine Capitals International Annual Conference. Across an immersive five-day programme, delegates will discover new cultures, new wines, new experiences, new connections, new business opportunities, and new insights.
The theme of the 2026 symposium is quality, focusing on the unique features that define New Zealand’s whenua, climate, and philosophy, and how these elements come together to enable the production of premium Chardonnay.