Lodi Wine & Chocolate Weekend
February 07-09 | 2020 11am-4pm
Enjoy handcrafted Lodi wines and delicious chocolate treats as you embark on a self-guided tour between more than 50 participating wineries.
February 07-09 | 2020 11am-4pm
Enjoy handcrafted Lodi wines and delicious chocolate treats as you embark on a self-guided tour between more than 50 participating wineries.
California’s most iconic Valentine's Day celebration of premium wines and chocolate pairings, Lodi Wine & Chocolate Weekend returns February 7-9, 2020. Travel from winery to winery as you experience the region's diversity of wines and hospitality of its people.
New this year – Sunday only ticket! The fans have spoken. For the first time in 23 years, wine and chocolate lovers will have the option to purchase a weekend pass (Saturday & Sunday) or a Sunday Only pass.
All tickets include access to more than 50 participating wineries, wine tasting, a complimentary chocolate treat from sponsor The San Francisco Chocolate Factory, and your own souvenir wine glass.
Celebrate Spring in style! Many paper styles, embellishments, and ideas to choose from. The @ Sues will guide you in making your version of spring come to life. Class is $30 and includes all materials and instruction. No two wreaths will look alike.
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Summer Concert Series #1: The Black Cedar Trio
As a rare ensemble dedicated to music for flute, cello, and guitar, the Black Cedar Trio has won multiple grants from both the Zellerbach Family Foundation and InterMusic SF. "Hats off to them!" writes the Santa Cruz Sentinel. Their debut album, A Path Less Trod earned critical praise, with AllMusic.com writing, "You can easily see why this unique group has become a chamber music draw in the musically rich Bay Area."
Summer Concert Series #2: Berkeley Choro Ensemble
With samba, bossa nova, and jazz, this band brings tradition Brazilian folk music that celebrates the music, culture and history of Brazil. The troupe places emphasis on the Choro genre, a style of music which emerged in the 1800's in Brazil, fusing the music of Brazil's European immigrants and the native music of Brazil's indigenous and African-Brazilian population.
Summer Concert Series #3: Due Telar
Vocalist Tereas Tam and guitarist Maxi Larrea bring to life their modern interpretations of iconic tango, Argentine floklore, and sweet jazz tunes. It's an evening of contemporary tango, jazz and experimental fusion. The duo's style blends some of the most beautiful jazz and tango melodies with the harmonic complexity of these two rich genres. The result is an intimate, enriching experience further enhanced by alfajores, conitos and yerba mate.
Flutist, Kris Palmer's awards include 1st prize from the Carmel Chamber Music Society and 2nd prize from the National Flute Association Competition, plus a Carnegie Hall Recital Debut with Artists International. The New York Concert Review says, "She is clearly among the few performers on any instrument to fully understand the nature of French Baroque music."
Harpist, Carla Bray has performed on stage with luminaries such as Stevie Wonder and Tony Bennett, and she brings her talents to the Lodi Wine Country in this intimate evening of some of the most beautiful music written for flute and harp.
For over 60 years, the Chorlae has been an auditioned community chorus based in Stockton. Serving the Central Valley region, it draws singers from as far away as Turlock and the Sierra foothills. Initially started by Arthur J. Holton II as a double quartet in 1951, the full Chorale began in 1952. It has grown to as large as 190 voices, and it regularly collaborates with the Stockton Symphony, the Stockton Opera, and the Conservatory of Music at the University of the Pacific under the guidance of Artistic Director, Bruce Southard.