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CALENDAR OF EVENTS| WINE COUNTRY THIS MONTHMAY 8Mother’s Day Brunchat Eberle WineryA great menu prepared by "It's a Wrap" on the deck overlooking the EstateVineyard. Wine, dessert and juice included. 11am-1pm, $40/adults$20/children 6-12, 5 & under free, RSVP, 805-238-9607, events@eberlewinery.comMAY 92011 Wine Education Series: GermanyNiner Wine Estates Hospitality Center– The Rhine River is the key to the Germanwine industry’s ability to produce world-class Rieslings. Most of the majorGerman wine regions are found along its banks and tributaries.Considered the original “noble” grape, the finest examples of Riesling in theworld are produced in this cool and challenging climate. Learn how the Germanclassification system for wine was designed to include regions and also toemphasize levels of ripeness and quality. Can you say Trockenbeerenauslese?6-8:30pm, $75/Single Class; $337.30/Five Class Program; $1,275/Full CourseProgram, CLUB 9 discounts do apply. 805-239-2233, info@ninerwine.comMAY 14David Francey Performsat Castoro CellarsIndoor Concert – Since leaving construction and recording Torn Screen Door in1999 Scottish-born Canadian David Francey is recognized as one of today’sfinest singer-songwriters. Doors open at 6:30 pm, Show at 7:30pm, $20wine available for purchase, 1-888-DAM-FINE, www.castorocellars.comMAY 14Secrets from Gioconda's Kitchen -An Italian Cooking ExperienceHalter Ranch Victorian Farmhouse – If you've tasted their crusty Italian-styleloaves, or sampled the wood fired pizza, you know Ciro Pascuito, their goodneighbor and friend of the winery. Now welcome Gioconda Di Nucci, Ciro'sMother, for this cooking seminar dedicated to sharing the secrets of every daycooking from Gaeta, Italy. Located on the Southern Mediterranean coast ofItaly, this ancient seaside village is home to many wonderful traditional foods -pastas, rustic breads, seafood and more! Spend the morning in the kitchen withGioconda and Ciro in this hands-on seminar. 11am-2pm, $80, Club discountsapply, lunch included. RSVP, 888-367-9977, info@halterranch.comMAY 162011 Wine Education Series: SpainNiner Wine Estates Hospitality Center – From Roman times to modern times,Spain has been a quality still-wine region, offering consumers a diversity offamiliar varietals, as well as some uniquely Spanish ones, like Tempranillo.Equally important in Spain are the fortified wines, like Sherry. After almostbecoming a lost and forgotten wine in the 1980’s and 90’s, Sherry has enjoyeda resurgence and now has an enthusiastic following for both its dry and sweetstyles. 6-8:30pm, $75/Single Class; $337.30/Five Class Program; $1,275/FullCourse Program, CLUB 9 discounts do apply. 805-239-2233, info@ninerwine.comMAY 20-21Paso Robles Wine FestivalWeekend PassIf you’re looking at the event choices that celebrate Paso Robles Wine Countryand you just can’t make up your mind which to attend, then set your mind atease! Purchase your Wine Country Auction & Dinner ticket for $250, upgrade tothe Weekend Pass for only an additional $75. With the Weekend Pass the onlyproblem you will have is deciding how to balance all of the choices that awaityou. Tickets are limited and only available by advance purchase.www.pasowine.com/events/winefestival.php• RESERVE - Fri: An exploration of library, reserve, power white/Rosés andfutures. New opportunity to bid on the wine futures. Winning bidders willreunite with a case of that wine once it has matured through the winemakingprocess and is ready for release. $125, 3:30-6pm• Winemaker Seminar - Sat: An exploration of the distinct, differentcharacteristics of Paso Robles Wine Country with the winemakers. 1-2pm• Early Admittance to the Grand Tasting - Sat: 2-6pm• Wine Country Auction & Dinner - Sat: 6-10:30pm• Sat-Sun: More than 140 wineries will be hosting eventsMAY 21Paso Robles Wine FestivalWine Country Auction & DinnerNew element of Wine Festival – share rare wines, wine country cuisine andthe company of fellow Paso Robles wine enthusiasts and the winemakers whomake it all possible. Your opportunity to bid on unique Wine Country Auctionitems and help raise funds to be gifted to healthcare, education and greatercommunity services supporting San Luis Obispo County charities. Your WineCountry Auction & Dinner ticket also grants you entrance into the WinemakerSeminar and early admittance to the Grand Tasting. Limited seating and islikely to sell out. $250, advance only, www.pasowine.com/events/winefestival-tickets.php• Winemaker Seminar - 1-2pm• Early Admittance to the Grand Tasting - 2-6pm• Wine Country Auction & Dinner - 6-10:30pmMAY 232011 Wine Education Series: PortugalNiner Wine Estates Hospitality Center – Situated as a major “Port o’ Call” duringthe Age of Discovery, Portugal’s wine industry has been influenced by itsmaritime heritage. The fortified wines of Oporto and the island of Madeirawere developed in order to supply sailors with a wine that would survive thelong sea voyages of the time. Today, the still wines of the region have beengiven equal notice for their quality and food friendly style. 6-8:30pm$75/Single Class; $337.30/Five Class Program; $1,275/Full Course ProgramCLUB 9 discounts do apply. 805-239-2233, info@ninerwine.comMAY 27-30Memorial Day WeekendCelebration at JadaA fun experience with wine and gourmet cheese pairings. Find out what newwines are being released this weekend and enjoy old favorites. Book a table ontheir deck for you and your friends with your own private server. Breathtakingviews will enhance your tasting experience. 11am-5pm, $10805-226-4200, info@jadavineyard.com, www.jadavineyard.comPISMO BEACH/SHELL BEACHONGOING SUNDAYSShell Beach Farmers MarketFeaturing products such as fresh produce, flowers, jams, dried fruits, artisanvinegars, grown by local farmers. A variety of other products, including familyfun. 9am-1pm, Dinosaur Caves Park, shellbeachfarmersmarket@yahoo.comONGOINGComplimentary Limosine Servicewith Pismo Beach WineryTheir complimentary limousine service eliminates the need for a designateddriver. Relax and travel in style on your wine tasting excursion to Pismo BeachWinery. Must be at least 21 years old, allow approximately one hour.Limousine only travels from your resort to their winery and back.Free, www.pismobeachwinery.com, 805-773-9463ONGOING FIRST SUNDAYS MAY 1 – NOVEMBER 6Art in the Park @ Dinosaur CavesDinosaur Caves Park, Shell Beach – 125+ vendors including: glass, sculpture,textiles, jewelry, pottery, fine art, furniture, gourmet food, bath and beauty.Live Music, onsite massage, children’s activities, international food booths,coffee and pastries. 10am-4pm, free, dogs welcome, picnics encouraged!www.artintheparkshellbeach.com, 805-704-8128APRIL 16-17Taste of PismoRestaurants in Pismo Beach and local wineries will be showcasing theirofferings at this annual event at Dinosaur Caves Park. 1-5 pm, $62.50www.tasteofpismo.com, 800-443-7778SAN LUIS OBISPOONGOINGHearst Castle ToursLed by an experienced guide, tour Hearst Castle and encounter first-hand the majestyand beauty of this historical treasure. 800-444-4445, www.hearstcastle.orgONGOING SATURDAYS & SUNDAYSMaster the Art of Wine and Cheeseat Tolosa WineryFour cheeses are served using only artisan and/or farmstead products. Wine ispaired with each cheese, utilizing the principles of balance and harmony.11am-4pm, RSVP, 805-782-0500, www.tolosawinery.comONGOINGThe San Luis Obispo Art CenterPermanent collection & constantly rotating exhibits of works by local artists inall media – paintings, sculpture, photography & more.11am-5pm daily except Tuesdays, 805-543-8562, www.sloartcenter.orgONGOING WEEKENDSMusic at Mother’s TavernUpscale tavern with entertainment, check for schedules805-541-8733, www.motherstavern.comONGOING SECOND SUNDAYDallidet Adobe & GardensOldest house in the city of San Luis Obispo. Site of first commercial winery inthe area. 1-4pm, 805-543-0638, www.slochs.org/dallidetONGOING FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTHArt Gallery Events “Art After Dark”Various art galleries stay open late & host artist receptions with wine & cheese6-9pm, Downtown San Luis Obispo, 805-544-9251, www.sloartcouncil.orgONGOING FRIDAY EVENINGS SPRING THROUGH FALLSips & Songs at Claiborne & ChurchillEnjoy the beautiful Central Coast evenings while sipping on some good wine,enjoying local food, and live music. 5:30-7:30pmwww.claibornechurchill.comAPRIL 8-9Cal Poly Wine FestivalTicket packages at www.calpolywinefest.com/index.php?p=1_7_Tickets• Fri: Educational Seminar at J. Lohr Vineyards and Wines. Includes twoeducational components, lunch, and a tasting. 10am-2 pm• Fri: Kick-off BBQ & Live Auction - at the Cal Poly Arboretum. 5:30-9 pm• Sat: Cal Poly Wine Festival & Silent Auction - Margarita Vineyards, Homeof Ancient Peaks Winery, 12-4 pm (VIP) and 1-4 pm (General Admission)APRIL 9White Wine Blending Seminar and Partyat Claiborne & ChurchillBlend the perfect White Wine Cuvée for their Clueless White. Guests are dividedinto teams and vie against one another for the winning blend. Then they willbreak for a picnic and return to vote on the winning blend. Price includespicnic. $38, $30/Cellar Club, RSVP, 805-544-4066, seating is limitedAPRIL 9-10Locals Weekend at Edna ValleyComplimentary wine tasting and several discounts on a variety of wineselections. If you are from San Luis Obispo County, you are a local. 10am-5pm805-544-5855 x 42, www.ednavalleyvineyard.comAPRIL 9-10Wine 4 PawsOver 50 wineries throughout SLO County will help raise funds and awarenessfor Woods Humane Society. Pet loving wine drinkers help four-legged friendsby visiting participating wineries throughout the weekend when a portion ofthe proceeds will be donated to Woods Humane Society! Your passportstamped by wineries throughout the weekend will be entered in the raffle.www.wine4paws.comAPRIL 10Library Wine Tastingat Tolosa WineryA chance to taste and even purchase these limited gems that we have cellaredpefectly and are suitable to drink after aging! Stations with Pinot Noir, Syrahand Chardonnay flights of older vintages. Light cheese pairings will be servedalongside wines. $15/$10 wine club, 805-782-0500, www.tolosawinery.comAPRIL 13Cooking Class Series @ 2 CooksCatering with Edna ValleyHow to make delicious Radish Butter on Toasted Baguette, Sicilian OrangeSalad, Garlic Roasted Chicken and Lavender Ice Cream with wonderful localingredients. Sampling and complimentary wine tasting will be offered.Reservations required. 6-9pm, $40, RSVP, 805-544-5855 x 42APRIL 16Vineyard Demonstration Series,Shoot Thinning at TalleyMeet their Vineyard Manager and learn the importance of shoot thinning. Aprofessional demonstration plus try your hand at shoot thinning followed by aspecially selected wine flight in the Rincon Room. $50, $40/wine clubRSVP, 805-489-0446 x25, guestservices@talleyvineyards.com.APRIL 20Cooking Class Series @ 2 CooksCatering with Edna ValleyHow to make deliciious Little Scallion and Cilantro Pancakes, Stay Crisp SlawGrilled Gluten Free Pizza and Chocolate Roll made with wonderfulingredients. Sampling and complimentary wine tasting will be offered.Reservations required. 6-9pm, $40, RSVP, 805-544-5855 x 42MAY 15Flavor of SLOJack House & Gardens, Marsh Street between Beach & Nipomo – An annualtasting event showcasing the very best food, wine and beer that the San LuisObispo region has to offer. Guests twenty-one and over receive a complimentaryFlavor of SLO wine glass. Proceeds benefit local non-profit United Way ofSan Luis Obispo County. Silent auction and raffle of dozens of great itemsdonated by local businesses. 1-4pm, Pre-Sale Prices: $25/Student (Must BringStudent ID and DL), $35/Adult; At the Door Prices $30/Student (Must BringStudent ID and DL), $40/Adult, www.flavorofslo.comSANTA BARBARA COUNTYLOMPOC/BUELLTONONGOING FRIDAYSOlde Towne Market in LompocFood wine & music in the summer months805-736-4567, www.lompocrecord.com12 More events at www.WineCountryThisMonth.com
WINE COUNTRY THIS MONTH | CALENDAR OF EVENTSAPRIL 15-18Vintners’ Festival!www.sbcountywines.com, 688-0881, see website for additional information• Apr. 16: River Park, Lompoc – Join the 100+ members of the SantaBarbara County Vintners’ Association as they ring in the new vintage withtheir annual Vintners’ Festival. The festival will showcase the breadth, depthand quality of their County’s wines – “Diversity Perfected.” Joining themwill be their culinary colleagues who will each provide samples of theirtasty dishes and live and lively music will fill the Spring air. 1-4 pm, $75• Apr. 15-18: Vintner’s Visa – Wineries also host events throughout SantaBarbara Wine Country starting Friday - tastings of library wines or barrelsamples, vineyard barbecues, winemaker dinners, wine & food pairings. $35• Apr. 15-18: Combination Vintners' Festival and Vintners' Visa, $100APRIL 16Chuck Wagon Brunchat Foley EstatesFoley Estates Tasting Room – While you're in Lompoc for this year's famousVintners Festival, drop by Foley Estates winery for their 5th feast of a heartybrunch featuring favorite local breakfast dishes. Each guest in attendance willreceive a complimentary tasting of the current Foley Estates releases and a30% discount on all wine purchased at the event! 10am-12pm, $45, $35/Foley,Lincourt & Firestone wine club (limit 2 tickets/member)RSVP, 805-737-6222, vyork@foleyfamilywines.comLOS OLIVOSONGOING WEDNESDAYSEvening with the Winemaker$15, 805-688-7265, 5-6pm, www.losolivoscafe.comONGOING SATURDAYSGlobal Gardens Organic Food TastingEnjoy delicious organic tastings. 11am-5pm daily, $3805-693-1600, www.globalgardensgifts.comONGOING THROUGH MAY 8Marc Muench: Explorations in North AmericaThe Wildling Museum, Los Olivos – The Wildling, a wilderness art museumlocated in Los Olivos, is excited to be hosting the extraordinary work of thirdgeneration photographer, Marc Muench. The exhibition focuses on landscapesthat Marc personally selected to represent the “Holy Grail” of the wildernessexperience. Wednesday-Sunday, 11am-5pm, www.wildlingmuseum.orgONGOING FIRST FRIDAYSFree Concert Series at FirestoneFirestone, Los Olivos – Free event that you can enjoy with your whole family,children and pets are welcome to join. Wines and snacks available for purchasein the tasting room or bring a picnic. 6-9pm www.firestonewine.com• Fri, May 6: Valley Road Band• Fri, June 3: Valley Bird BandAPRIL 1 – MAY 31Moments in Time at Carina CellarsLocal photographer, Johanna Gunther, presents her first show. A freelancephotographer, she has found a way to combine her love of art and travel forthis beautiful exhibition of her photographs. Focusing primarily on architecturaland landscape elements, Gunther uses her talent and appreciation for bothblack and white as well as color images to bring a classic feel to her work.www.carinacellars.com, 805-688-2459, www.photosbyjohanna.comAPRIL 24The Great Easter Egg Huntat Carina Cellars!Come by to taste and join the great Easter egg hunt! Each egg has a differentsurprise inside...the first egg you find will reveal your prize! 11am-5pmwww.carinacellars.com, 805-688-2459SANTA BARBARAONGOING SUNDAYSSanta Barbara Arts & Crafts ShowFor 44 years featuring all types of art, crafts & jewelry with 200+ artists andcraftsman. East Beach Pier, 10am–dusk, 805-897-1982, www.sbaacs.comONGOING FRIDAYSWine Tasting at East Beach WineHosted by a winemaker, winery owner or wine broker. 8 -10 wines to taste.4-7pm, contact for current host listing, 805-691-1020, www.eastbeachwine.comONGOING SATURDAYS & SUNDAYSDowntown Walking ToursGuided stroll - experience Santa Barbara’s past. Saturday tour historic areas andSunday 20th century architecture. $10, info@afsb.org, 805-965-6307ONGOINGTy Warner Sea CenterExplore creatures of the sea at Santa Barbara Museum of Natural HistoryStearns Wharf, www.sbnature.org/seacenterONGOINGDowntown Santa BarbaraVarious venues for art exhibits, cultural events & fine wine tasting, plus festivaland holiday events, 805-962-2098, www.santabarbaradowntown.comONGOINGSanta Barbara Museum of ArtCheck site for hours and exhibits. 805-963-4364, www.sbma.netONGOINGC‘est CheeseStop for lunch, wine, cheese and chocolate. They’re starting to ramp up theirselection, bringing in new and delicious cheeses, wines and various treats forall to enjoy. 825 Santa Barbara Street, 805-965-0318ONGOINGCAMA International Series at The GranadaFeatures celebrated orchestras, conductors and soloists from around theworld. www.camasb.org, 805-966-4324ONGOINGCAMA Masterseries at the LoberoPresents concerts by some of today's leading chamber musicians.www.camasb.org, 805-966-4324ONGOING SATURDAY & SUNDAYLive Music at Oreana WineryWine tasting and wine by the glass, 3-6pm, www.oreanawinery.comSANTA MARGARITAAPRIL 8From the Barrel with Roxo Port CellarsCelebrating the 78 years since Prohibition, the historic Santa Margarita Ranch andFirestone Walker Brewing Co are gathering the very best booze to come fromwooden barrels. The rarest and finest ports, bourbons and beers. Tapas and morefrom the finest area chefs. $50, 7-10pm, 805-540-3508, www.fromthebarrel.netSANTA MARIA/FOXEN CANYONONGOING SATURDAYS & SUNDAYSSanta Maria Valley Railway Historical MuseumLots of fun including a train simulator exhibit. 1-4:30pm805-714-4927, www.smvrhm.org/museumONGOINGFriday Night Wine Downat Costa de OroGreat way to start your weekend! Enjoy live music, wine tasting and cheeseplates. 4:30-7:30pm, 805-922-1468, www.cdowinery.comAPRIL 15-17Santa Barbara County VintnersFestival at Kenneth Volk VineyardsOpen House weekend! Pouring through Ken's extensive portfolio of wines,introducing some new releases, offering light hors d' oeurves and great winespecials! Live Music on Sunday 12-4pm. Ken and Michael will be pouring at theFestival on Saturday, stop by the table and say hi! The Festival will be held atRiver Park in Lompoc. Festival tickets & informationwww.sbcountywines.com, info@volkwines.com, 805-938-7896APRIL 29Nipomo Dana Adobe/PCPA Spring Fest FundraiserPacific Conservatory of Performing Arts (PCPA) Marian Theater, Santa Maria –This fund raising reception, featuring Kenneth Volk Vineyards wines, takes placeprior the the evening performance of "Pride and Prejudice" at the beautifulMarian Theater. The proceeds benefit the continuing restoration of the RanchoNipomo Dana Adobe. The Adobe was one of the first here on the Central Coast.5:30-7pm, www.danaadobe.org, 805-929-5679SANTA YNEZONGOING THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS & SATURDAYSDancing at Maverick SaloonDance lessons, live country western or rock & roll. 6:45pm, check web forschedule of entertainers. 805-686-4785, www.mavericksaloon.orgONGOINGSanta Ynez Valley Historical Society Museum& Parks - Janeway Carriage HouseExhibits from Chumash period through early 20th century ranch day, 12-4pm805-688-7889, www.santaynezvalleymuseum.orgONGOINGCachuma Lake Recreation Area ActivitiesSanta Ynez Park, 805-686-5050 , www.cachuma.com, $8 per vehicle• Fri-Sun: Wildlife Nature Cruises aboard the 45-passenger pontoon boat"Osprey" featuring 2-hour tour with naturalist. Call for schedule & fees.• Sat: 10-11:30am. Naturalists and volunteers lead a 1-mile walk on theOak Canyon Trail for all ages. Free with park admission.• Sat: 12:30-1:30pm; Junior Park Rangers Program (ages 3-12) $2/childPost your events at www.WineCountryThisMonth.comONGOINGArt at Artiste WineryEach quarter, Artiste releases two new wines with impressionist painted labelsfrom the brushes of their featured artist. 805-686-2626 www.artiste.comONGOINGGlider Rides at the Airport805-688-2517, Santa Ynez, www.gliderides.comAPRIL 7-10"Rolling Through the West" Carriage SymposiumSanta Ynez Valley Historical Museum & Carriage House – Presentations,evening receptions and carriage demonstrations, concluding with a Westernstyledinner/dance on Saturday evening at the museum. Epicurean Cowboycaters New York strip steak and cedar plank salmon dinner, Steve Woods Bandwill provide dance music. Sunday authentic Stagecoach and 20-Mule TeamWagon Rides through the lush backcountry on the Chamberlin Ranch on ZacaStation Road in Los Olivos. Must be 10 years or older. Barbeque lunch and aspecial apple cobbler dessert prepared in a Dutch oven available for purchase.10am-2pm $225, includes all receptions and Saturday dinner/dance. Individualevents, $60/Saturday evening Western dinner/dance; $25/adult, $20/10-15years Sunday Stagecoach rides. www.santaynezmuseum.org, 805-688-7889SOLVANGONGOING THURSDAYSWandering Dog Wine Bar presentsBlind Tasting ThursdayChallenge your palate and learn about wine at the same time! Every weekfeatures different varietals, regions etc. No reservations required. 4-7pm, $15Must be 21, 805-686-9126, www.wanderingdogwinebar.comONGOING EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAYLive Music in the Tasting Roomat Sort This Out CellarsKeep a lookout for special band performances that you won't want to miss!www.sortthisoutcellars.comONGOING FIRST SATURDAYSNate Latta and His RockabillyRevue at Sort This out CellarsAn evening of Hootenanny proportions (at least what they can fit into a 10x10corner of the tasting room). Come out for some uninhibited musical fun andenjoy wine specials and giveaways. www.sortthisoutcellars.comONGOINGQuicksilver Miniature Horse FarmVisit Solvang horse farm with beautiful views. They do not offer petting pens orrides in the cart but you are able to get up close and personal with theminiature horse.10am–3pm, 805-686-4002, http://www.syv.com/qsminis/ONGOING WEDNESDAYSSolvang Farmers MarketFresh produce, flowers & foods, on First Street, between Mission Drive andCopenhagen, 4-7pm, 805-962-5354, www.sbfarmersmarket.orgONGOINGElverhoj Museum of History & ArtShowcases Solvang’s rich cultural history. Former residence of one of Solvang'smost artistic families, now a community museum devoted to the history ofSolvang, the colorful heritage and pioneer spirit of Denmark and the arts.1-4pm, Wed-Thu, 12-4pm, Fri-Sun, 805-686-1211, www.elverhoj.orgONGOINGHans Christian Andersen MuseumHonoring the multi-talented Danish father of the modern fairy tale, is filledwith copies of Andersen’s books, sketches, paper cutouts, silhouettes andcollages. 10am-5pm daily, www.solvangusa.comONGOINGSolvang Vintage Motorcycle MuseumHouses a collection of vintage and rare motorcycles as well as European racebikes. The museum rotates some of the bikes each month so that the bikes ondisplay are constantly changing and expanding. Weekends 11am-5pm and byappointment mid-week. 805-686-9522, www.motosolvang.comAPRIL 2Meet the Winemaker BarrelTasting at Lincourt VineyardsWinemaker, Leslie Mead Renaud will be offering a taste of their 2009vintage wines, direct from the barrel! Live music, appetizers and chocolate truffles.3-6pm, $25 , Complimentary for one plus guest/Wine Club Member,limited to 150 people. RSVP, 805-688-8554, tbreive@foleyfamilywines.co5Email your upcoming event information toLaurie@WineCountryThisWeek.comFor best results, submit informationat least 6 weeks prior to your event.13
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