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Oaks Day Ladies Lunch at Crittenden

Thursday 5 November 2026 | From 12:30pm to 5:30pm

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Contact Name: Crittenden Wines

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25 Harrisons Rd
Dromana, 3936 Victoria

Celebrate Oaks Day in style with a beautiful spring afternoon at Crittenden Wines on the Mornington Peninsula.

Gather your friends, dress for the occasion and settle in for an afternoon of great food, Crittenden wines, racing, fashion and live music, all set against the relaxed lakeside surrounds of the estate.

Your afternoon begins with a Limoncello Spritz on arrival before sitting down to a delicious three-course lunch, accompanied by a three-hour beverage package featuring Crittenden Geppetto wines, beer and soft drinks. The Oaks Day racing action will be shown live on the big screen, so you can enjoy every race without missing a moment of the festivities.

Later in the afternoon, Calibre Entertainment will bring the DJ Vibes, while Half Moon Meadow transforms the space with beautiful spring floral styling.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Oaks Day without fashion. Dress to impress, with fabulous prizes from Herman Store and Pond Bathhouse for our best dressed guests and plenty of opportunities to celebrate race-day style.

From long lunches and glasses of wine to music, racing and a little friendly fashion competition, the Crittenden Oaks Day Lunch is all about enjoying a memorable afternoon with friends.

Join us from 12.30pm to 5.30pm for one of spring’s most enjoyable days out at Crittenden Wines.

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