As part of the Grow Make Eat exhibition, the Museum is hosting a series of Eat the Exhibition tours, allowing visitors to enjoy the exhibition while sampling some unique Tweed flavours along the way.

Tweed community members are proud supporters of our local products; around 67% of products made in the Tweed are sold in the Tweed - come along and find out why!

Explore the exhibition in a special Curator-led tour and explore some of the Tweed's finest food and drink products, and literally "eat the exhibition".

Cost: $10

Where: Tweed Regional Museum - Murwillumbah

Wheelchair accessible

Accessible parking available

P: (02) 6670 2489

E: trm@tweed.nsw.gov.au

The tour lasts 45 minutes. All food intolerances and special dietary requirements are the responsibility of the tastee.

Bookings essential due to limited capacity.

About Grow Make Eat

The Museum's newest temporary exhibition celebrates the Tweed's growers, makers and consumers in stories that weave together our shared culinary and agricultural past, present and future.

The exhibition features native foods, case studies on agricultural experimentation and a display of almost every food product manufactured in the Tweed Shire. Explore stories of some unique ingredients, techniques and innovations, and learn about what locals are making and eating.

The Museum has collaborated with local Aboriginal and South Sea Islander community members to record family stories of past and contemporary food practices. A selection of these forms part of the exhibition alongside a seasonal calendar.

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The Tweed Regional Museum is a Tweed Shire Council community facility.