A 'pedal party' with gin, wine and wheels on the deck! Seppeltsfield Road Distillers, in collaboration with Two Hands Wines, have some of the best seats in the region to catch all the action of Health Partners Men's Stage 2 of the 2025 Santos Tour Down Under.

With prime, elevated viewing, activities for the family including 'bike and blend' mocktails and an epic gin and wine drinks list, it's the ideal place to kick back and watch the race as it whizzes past the Distillery twice.

Spend the duration of the race relaxing on the deck or lawn and enjoying a chilled atmosphere with G&Ts, cocktails, mocktails, Two Hands Wines by the glass; and a special TDU Spritz (featuring Two Hands Lucky Duck Sparkling). Light nibbles also available.

Art and comedy collide in a wildly interactive experience that invites you to be part of the action! 

This is no ordinary show, it's a creative playground where audience members don’t just sit back and watch; they pick up a paintbrush, get their hands dirty, and create their very own artwork. Imagine the fun of 90s and noughties kids' art TV shows, but with a vibrant, adult twist. 

Guided by award-winning performer Timothy Christopher Ryan, you'll laugh, create, and share the joy of artistic play as you transform a blank canvas into your masterpiece.

You don’t need to be Greek to laugh at this show – it’s culturally inclusive and perfect for audiences of all backgrounds. Tanya hilariously explores single life, family, and work, blending Aussie and Greek humour in a way that will have everyone in stitches.

Featuring special guests, surprises, and live filming, this is a comedy night you won’t want to miss!

A 2025 Barossa Vintage Festival event.

A modern walking tour through Marananga. This fun-filled culinary adventure highlights Barossa’s most iconic varietal along Barossa’s most iconic road, Seppeltsfield Road, with stops at Two Hands Wines, Staguni, Seppeltsfield Road Distillers, and Greenock Creek Wines. Expect Shiraz inspired sips and eats with everything from bold wines, tasty plates of food on the verandah of the old Marananga School and seriously delicious gin cocktails.