This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

David Crossman and Rosa Matto sit on a bench in front of a green hedge, holding a bottle of wine between them.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Food & Wine of Campania with Rosa Matto & David Crossman

Join SA food identity Rosa Matto and WEA wine tutor David Crossman for a special Adelaide Fringe session celebrating the food, wine and culture of Campania. Expect sunshine, citrus and grapes as we explore one of Italy’s most familiar regions, shaped by ancient Greek and Roman traditions and icons such as Pompeii and Naples.

Taste classic wines including Greco, Fiano and Aglianico, made from grape varieties with origins stretching back over 2,000 years.

Discover how “new world” ingredients like tomatoes, chocolate and potatoes transformed Italian cuisine, before finishing with modern twists on traditional desserts.

Along the way, enjoy stories, songs, images and personal reflections from Rosa’s heritage and family.

 

Ticket includes wine tasting. 

Presented by: WEA Adult Learning

The WEA has been sparking curiosity and bringing people together through learning in South Australia for over a century. From food, wine and travel to art, languages, history, music and more, WEA courses are designed to be welcoming, affordable and genuinely enjoyable. Based in an accessible heritage building on Angas Street in the Adelaide CBD, WEA is a registered charity and for-purpose organisation with community at its heart. Our tutors are passionate experts who love sharing what they know, and our students come from all walks of life. At WEA, learning is social, inclusive and full of discovery. What will you WEA next?
Eat and Drink • Food and Drink
South Australia
 
Previous Award Winner
 
Culturally and/or linguistically diverse

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: R18+

Accessibility

 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area

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Presented by: WEA Adult Learning

The WEA has been sparking curiosity and bringing people together through learning in South Australia for over a century. From food, wine and travel to art, languages, history, music and more, WEA courses are designed to be welcoming, affordable and genuinely enjoyable. Based in an accessible heritage building on Angas Street in the Adelaide CBD, WEA is a registered charity and for-purpose organisation with community at its heart. Our tutors are passionate experts who love sharing what they know, and our students come from all walks of life. At WEA, learning is social, inclusive and full of discovery. What will you WEA next?