Gallery: Pop and Pour Festival

By Steve Huntley

Nov 27, 2022

Thousands were greeted by picture-perfect weather as they enjoyed the 2022 Pop and Pour Festival on Saturday.

Great event: The crowd on hand at Three Black Sheep as part of the 2022 Pop and Pour Festival Photo by Steve Huntley

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The festival used a fleet of shuttle buses to cart people around Echuca Moama’s Perricoota wine region in celebration of local musicians, award-winning wine growers, brewers and distillers.

All smiles: Vicki Beames, Katrina Knuckey, Lucy Horne, Amanda Rode and Kylie Andrews. Photo by Steve Huntley

Featuring on the festival trail were Cadell on the Murray, St Anne’s Winery, Three Black Sheep, Rich River Golf Club and Perricoota Vines Retreat.

Great fun: Sharnee Crain, Aleisha McIntosh, Sarah Milgate, Tegan Summers, Darcy Harrison, Kate Grey and Keegan Phillips. Photo by Steve Huntley

Riverine Herald photographer Steve Huntley was out and about to capture all the fun and frivolity.

Social: Penny Berryman, Nicky Gardiner, Lisa McCalman, Anna O'Donohue, Suzy Barlow and Mel Jarrott. Photo by Steve Huntley

Happy days: Lachlan Carmody, Daniel Chipp and Adam Nolan. Photo by Steve Huntley

Sunny skies: Perfect conditions greeted the crowd at Three Black Sheep. Photo by Steve Huntley

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