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Tickets have almost sold out for the Capricorn Food and Wine Festival, weeks ahead of schedule!

Rockhampton Stage and Audio manager Callan Buchholz said that tickets have already sold out for most of the events at the Capricorn Food and Wine Festival.
By Jackie Murray

Rockhampton residents are gearing up for the Capricorn Food and Wine Festival, which is just over a month away. Rockhampton […]

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