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Supporting A Table for All in the Barossa Valley

This May, The Louise and Maggie Beer will host Table for All, a weekend of gathering, cooking and feasting set in the Barossa Valley. Over three joyful days, share generous tables, market mornings and hands‑on food experiences with The Louise as luxury base. While the event is led by The Louise, a portion of each stay will contribute to the work of the Maggie Beer Foundation. Established in 2014, the Maggie Beer Foundation supports better food and dining experiences for older people. This includes working with cooks and chefs in aged care, as well as across community settings, to improve how food is prepared and shared for older people, elevating the dining experience through connection and joy. Support from initiatives like Table for All helps extend this work across kitchens and communities around the country. Enjoy a beautiful stay that gives back. Every Table for All booking supports the Maggie Beer Foundation and its mission to enrich food and dining experiences for older people For finer details head to The Louise 

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