Blue Mountains News

Main Street will be transformed into a foodie paradise, inviting locals and visitors to explore wild flavours, share wild food stories, meet passionate local food producers and celebrate the distinctive paddock to plate food culture of the Seven Valleys.

Lithgow City Mayor Cassandra Coleman said, “The Festival will plate up all the elements that make our community so great, by combining wild food, our unique regional culture and our historic public spaces into a wonderful weekend that will leave you wanting a second serving of the Seven Valleys.”

Funded for three years through the Transport for NSW Open Streets Program, this festival is designed to activate public spaces, support local businesses, and celebrate the region’s unique identity.

The 2026 program features key elements, including for the Saturday evening. Main Streetwill close to traffic and open to an evening of vibrant activity. Visitors can explore a curated market of local producers and artisans, enjoy boutique food and drink, and experience live music and cooking demonstrations at the WildFire Kitchen Stage. It is an opportunity to taste, discover, and connect in the heart of Lithgow.

This main event will be complimented by a range of unique satellite experiences. We invite you to stay in the stunning Seven Valleys for a whole weekend of incredible Wild Foodie experiences.

The full program will be available soon!

Seven Valleys Website Here