An immersive dining experience inside a working mushroom farm featuring locally sourced fungi dishes.
Fri, 5 Jun 2026
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM (UTC+10)
Mr Brown & Towns Mushroom Garden St Leonards , Tasmania
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Step inside a working mushroom farm for one of the festival's most immersive food experiences at the Fungi Farm Feast: Mr Brown and Towns. Located in St Leonards, Tasmania, this event invites guests to begin their journey among the growing racks before enjoying a curated menu featuring locally grown mushrooms. From woodfired pizzas to creamy mushroom pasta, this feast celebrates the versatility of fungi in a unique, rustic setting that highlights local agricultural excellence.
What to Expect
A guided tour of the mushroom growing racks followed by a multi-course feast featuring fresh, local produce.
Who Should Attend
Foodies
Mushroom enthusiasts
Local produce supporters
Culinary adventurers
Festival goers
Agenda Overview
The event includes a farm tour followed by a three-hour dining experience featuring mushroom-based dishes.
Venue & Address
Mr Brown & Towns Mushroom Garden
23 Killafaddy Rd St Leonards , Tasmania – 7250 Australia
Organizer
Mr Brown & Towns · Farm/Producer
A working mushroom farm dedicated to high-quality, locally grown fungi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the farm located?
Mr Brown & Towns Mushroom Garden, 23 Killafaddy Rd, St Leonards, TAS.
What is included in the feast?
The menu features various mushroom-based dishes like woodfired pizza and pasta.
Is it suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, the menu focuses on fungi and is highly vegetarian-friendly.
Do I need to book?
Yes, tickets are required for this immersive experience.
Is there parking available?
Please check the booking confirmation for parking details at the farm.
What should I wear?
Casual, comfortable clothing suitable for a farm environment.
Tags
Food
Fungi
Farm
St Leonards
Tasmania
Dining
Festival
Summary
An immersive dining experience at a working mushroom farm in St Leonards, Tasmania.