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As one of the country’s biggest culinary events, the Good Food & Wine Show certainly needs no introduction. This year’s Durban event will showcase international food trends with a fresh new look and feel. From celeb chefs to street food and wine pairings, here’s why you should book your tickets to the Good Food & Wine Show on 28 to 30 October.

Chef George Calombaris will be at this year’s Good Food & Wine Show in Durban. Photo supplied.

Feast your senses on a multitude of food themes and gourmet zones all in one location

‘Fresh’ is the golden thread that ties everything in this year’s show together. The show’s narrative will be to showcase urban farming and gardens, take a look at food markets, and track the move towards more sustainable lifestyles. There will also be demonstrations on the latest in nutrition and a number of unique sensory experiences.

Alongside the educational element, foodies will still be able to experience the latest and greatest in the culinary scene with street food stalls, baking demos and an exciting new-look wine area featuring an interactive wine pairing theatre. Here visitors can look forward to special tastings, talks, and a wine smell wall, as well as wine-and-food pairing sessions designed to turn enthusiasts into connoisseurs.

Experience the latest and greatest in the culinary scene at the Good Food & Wine Show. Photo supplied.

Learn and taste with a range of food-themed theatres plus programmes with superstar chefs

A significant part of the show this year is the presentation of new trends and experiences. The international and local chefs, special guests and speakers will bring the themes to life through cooking demonstrations, masterclasses and book signings. Visitors will be able to actively engage in personal interactions with chefs and guests alike about wine, baking, and health and wellness.

The exciting line-up of headline chefs and food personalities include MasterChef Australia’s George Calombaris, Vanessa Marx, Jenny Morris, Sarah Graham, Kamini Pather, Siba Mtongana, Neill Anthony, and musician and aspiring chef, J’Something.

Food personality Kamini Pather will also be cooking up a storm at the event. Photo supplied.

The Durban leg of the Good Food & Wine Show is set to take place on 28 October and run until 30 October at the Durban Exhibition Centre. To book your tickets, click here.