Photo: Ally Aitken
Fungi Feastival 2026 is now over.
Plan to come for a weekend or a week in 2027.
More science, food and art 18 June to 18 July 2027.
Learn about the fascinating and unique world of fungi, mushrooms and truffles.
science
Participate in science seminars and workshops on the role of Fungi in nature and its benefits in our environment
Photo: Alison Pouliot
growing
Learn how to grow your own gourmet mushrooms at home.
See a demonstration of how to grow oyster and shiitake mushrooms and tour a mushroom fruiting room. Build an outdoor mushroom garden.
Photo: Fungi Co
eating
Expand your culinary knowledge of fungi.
Take a cooking class or try delicious new mushroom and truffle dishes at restaurants and cafes.
Photo: Oaks Ranch, Broulee
exploring
Experience a truffle hunt, kayaking or walk to find fungi.
Photo: Joanne Robinson
arts
Get creative in art workshops painting or photographing fungi or making your own mushroom pottery.
Sit back, relax and learn watching educational fungi documentaries and movies, or visit one of the fungi art exhibitions.
Photo: Tika Robinson
Funded by Eurobodalla Shire Council, FRRR and the Australian Government.
Thanks to Whale Coast Realty Narooma, Narooma Quota Club, Four Winds, Tony Davison - cinematographer, Tanga Lagoon Camp, Tathra Beach Eco Camp, Mystery Bay Cottages, Narooma Lighthouse Cottage, The Mushroom Whisperer's, Catfish Creative, Collective Cultures, Gulaga Gold Truffles and Sugar Bush Creative for your support.
We would also like to thank Ally Aitken, Allison Aitken, Andrew Larkin, Annette Kennewell, Ashley Smart, Ben Smyth, Cat Leach, Chris Westoll, Elisabeth Newfield, Fiona Sessions, Helen Lumb, Jeanette Robben, Joanna Love, Josh Whitworth, Julie Marten, Neill Ross, Sadie O'Bryan, Saul Hargraves, Stephen Axford, Sonia Grothe, Bold and Sapphire Graphics for the use of their beautiful photographs on our site and social media.