The Babes Project Mothers Day Lunch

Next date: Thursday, 07 May 2026 | 12:00 PM to 03:30 PM

BONUS! Be one of the first five people to book a table for six and get a FREE invite to our VIP wine education exclusive, held in the Barrel room prior to lunch!

The Babes Project is hosting their annual Mothers Day Lunch fundraiser! With a day full of celebration and great stories, come join us ahead of this Mothers Day to support vulnerable women; taking them from crisis to confidence.

Join us for a stunning three-course meal with matching wines and the chance to hear how The Babes Project supports women facing isolation, financial hardship, family violence, and complex life challenges.

Our Mothers Day fundraiser is a beautiful opportunity to celebrate this impact, bringing together women and men, families, community leaders, and corporate partners for an inspiring afternoon. As a non profit, it is our communities donations that directly enable more women and babies to access life changing perinatal support.

On the day we will hear from our founder and CEO, Helen Parker OAM, sharing the heart and purpose behind The Babes Project. Alongside her, it is always a privilege to hear the stories from the women who have come through our program, a testament to this vital work. We also look forward to welcoming some guest speakers, to be announced soon! So invite your friends and family, this event is for everyone!

Event Details

Date: Thursday 7 May 2026
Time: 12noon to 3.30pm
Venue: The Farm Yarra Valley, 21-23 Delaneys Road, Warrandyte South Vic 3134
Cost: $170 per person
Please note, there will be no refunds for tickets after the 13 April 2026

VIP exclusive

BONUS! The first five people to book a table for six will get a FREE invite to our VIP wine education exclusive: a guided tasting of sparkling, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir. This VIP exclusive will take place before lunch at 11am in the Barrel room with the lovely Meg Brodtmann MW.

Meg is Australia’s first woman to become a Master of Wine, and has earned the highest decree a person can achieve in the industry. Meg teaches all levels of WSET, is Chair of the Yarra Valley Winegrowers Association and chairs and judges wine shows. She is passionate about wine education and loves imparting her knowledge in a frank and fun way.