Delicious Derwent Valley + MONA
Time: 9:30am – 4:30 / 5pm (returning intime for Friday Welcome Function)
Capacity: 32 participants
Price: $198 + GST per person
Headline Activities & Inclusions
● Coach transfers from Hobart
● Hosted guiding throughout the day
● One-hour guided garden tour at The Agrarian Kitchen
● Tastings in the cooking classroom kitchen
● Seasonal Kiosk lunch (a savoury with garden salad + glass of Tasmanian wine)
● Leisurely afternoon visit to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)
● Time permitting, an opportunity to enjoy some of New Norfolk's local character, including boutique antique stores or a visit to a neighbouring distillery
The Agrarian Kitchen – A Taste of Place Nestled in the historic town of New Norfolk, The Agrarian Kitchen is a true celebration of paddock-to-plate dining. Founded on the principles of sustainability and seasonality, this award-winning destination brings guests into direct connection with the soil, the garden, and the kitchen. Delegates will enjoy an immersive one-hour guided garden tour , exploring abundant vegetable beds, heritage orchards, and glasshouses alive with seasonal produce. The journey continues inside the original cooking school kitchen , where guests will sample tastings that showcase the Agrarian philosophy of simple, honest flavours drawn straight from the earth. The experience culminates with a seasonal lunch from the Kiosk menu —a freshly prepared savoury paired with garden salad and a glass of Tasmanian wine—enjoyed in the serene surrounds of this much-loved culinary haven. A visit to The Agrarian Kitchen is not just a meal; it’s a celebration of Tasmanian provenance, community, and the joy of sharing food where it grows.

MONA – Museum of Old and New Art Perched dramatically on the River Derwent, MONA is Australia’s largest—and most provocative—private museum. Founded by David Walsh, MONA is famed for its daring and immersive collection that ranges from ancient artifacts to cutting-edge contemporary works. A visit here is more than an art gallery tour—it’s an experience of surprise, wonder, and conversation . From its subterranean architecture carved into sandstone cliffs to its ever-changing exhibitions, quirky lounges, and riverside lawns, MONA invites guests to explore art in unexpected ways. It is at once bold, playful, and deeply thought-provoking , making it one of Tasmania’s most unmissable cultural attractions.
