How to access your attendee list in EventBrite
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Marketing assets for industry to use
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FAN - Local Producers Directory
Still working on your menu?
Download the Tastes of Moreton Bay Producer Shopping List and reach out to Jacki Hinchi from FAN or Renee Gusa from MBRIT if there is a specific item you are after that is not profiled in the above Moreton Bay FAN Local Producers Directory.
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Acknowledgement of Country
MBRIT wishes to Acknowledge the Lands that we are delivering this feastival on, Jinibara, Gubi Gubi/Kabi Kabi and Turrbal Peoples and thank Elders, Community Leaders and Indigenous businesses who are participating in the program for their commitment to sharing of culture and care of country.
How to deliver an Acknowledgement of Country
For non-Indigenous businesses participating in this years event program, we encourage you to attend the upcoming Cultural Learning Workshop in May being delivered by Tribal Link and/or jump over to the online resources in the Moreton Bay Tourism Industry Hub.
#YearofAccessibleTourism
As part of the Year of Accessible Tourism, we are seeking to make this feastival an inclusive experience for all. Did you will know that 1 in 5 Australians (over 4.5 million) has a verified disability and that:
- Wheelchair users make up approx. 10% of the accessible market, so if you have a venue/space that is not wheelchair friendly, focus on the other 90%.
- Don’t make assumptions about whether your space is accessible to an individual, you don’t have to be ‘accessible’ to be ‘inclusive’.
- Information on websites and social media about your venue/space is invaluable, especially photos and videos.
- Reviews from past or current customers/guests with lived experience (live with a disability) is highly valued.
- A welcoming smile and good customer service is everything from your team.
Providing information on the inclusiveness of your event will COST YOU NOTHING (unless you wish to). It really comes down to ensuring the right information and images are shared on your digital marketing assets.
Here is a list of six (6) photos/videos that you can take on your phone to get started:
- Outside of your premises
- Nearest accessible car park
- Any steps or accessible barriers for wheelchair users
- Bar or counter if no table service for drinks
- Pathways, boardwalks etc
- Toilets – this one is critical, require photos from outside and inside. If you don’t have an accessible toilet on-site, where is the nearest option?
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Stallholder opportunities
Agribusinesses and interested hospitality providers in Moreton Bay Region, are invited to participate as stallholders at the following three (3) events:
Moreton Bay Food & Wine Festival
Friday 4 – Sunday 6 August, 2023
Apex Park, Woody PSaturday, 30 September 2023oint
Wamuran F.A.M (food / arts / music) Festival
9am – 2pm | Saturday 23 September
Wamuran Sports Complex, Wamuran
Dayboro Music in the Park
1pm – 5pm | Saturday 30 September
Roderick A Cruice Park, Dayboro
Please apply via the MBRIT Stallholder website and ensure you have read the 'Food Business Licence' information from Moreton Bay Regional Council provided below. If you have any questions or queries, please reach out to Alyssa Kerr from the MBRIT Event Team.
Additional stallholder opportunity:
Moreton Bay Eco Fest
10am - 2pm | Saturday 30 September
Caboolture Town Square, 4 Hasking Street, Caboolture
Stallholder EOI here
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Tastes of Moreton Bay Feastival Online Workshop - April 2023
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Contacts
- Nicole Gruver - Program Lead - Tourism Support Officer | MBRIT - [email protected] | 0422 406 036
- Renee Gusa – Tourism Manager | MBRIT - [email protected] | 0475 101 775
- Ash Kindred – Marketing Manager | MBRIT - [email protected] | 0422 605 097
- Alyssa Kerr – Event Manger | MBRIT - [email protected] | 0403 84 0673
- Jacki Hinchey – Membership Coordinator | FAN Moreton Bay - [email protected] | 0488 202 843
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