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Desert WineFest
2023-02-25 13:00 - 2023-02-26 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Shop
Civic Center Park in Palm Desert, CA will welcome the 1st Annual Desert WineFest in late February!
Tickets go on sale in November of 2022.
Over the two-day Fest, attendees will be able to taste hundreds of wines and craft brews; sample cheeses, breads and coffees; shop at delectable food trucks, restaurants and assorted artisan and gourmet exhibitors, all while enjoying a sunny day with live music and games galore. Guests will also have the option of participating in the All Access/VIP Garden which will feature limited production and higher end wines, along with tasty tidbits to enjoy in a more secluded setting.
Saturday – February 25th, 2023
1pm – 5pm
Sunday, February 26th, 2023
12pm – 4pm

Hops on the Rock - Orcas Island Beer Fest
2022-11-12 11:00 - 16:00 | Prune Alley, Eastsound, WA, 98250, United States
Orcas Island’s much-anticipated Hops on the Rock Beer Fest is back this year in full force! Join the party on Saturday, November 12 in the charming island village of Eastsound, where the festival will shutdown the streets for a day of beer tasting, delicious food, and dancing with live music from local bands!
25+ breweries from around Washington will be in attendance for a destination beer festival like no other. For the non-beer drinkers, there will be wine, cider, and coffee options. Beer-themed events will also take place at different bars and restaurants throughout the weekend!
21+ event only. No dogs allowed inside the festival.

Schilling Cider Maker’s Dinner - Seattle
2022-11-09 19:00 - 22:00 | The Factory Luxe at Old Rainier Brewery, 3100 Airport Way South, Seattle, WA, 98134, United States
Please join Schilling Hard Cider as they welcome harvest season and celebrate the first annual National Cider Month with a Cider Maker’s Dinner featuring a four-course gluten-free menu created by Top Chef Alum, Chef Sara Hauman. Each dish will be expertly paired with Schilling Hard Cider!
100% of all proceeds will be donated to Northwest Harvest, Washington state’s leading hunger relief agency.

Yamhill-Carlton AVA's Harvest Dinner
2022-11-05 17:30 - 21:30 | Abbey Road Farm, 10280 NE Oak Springs Farm Road, Carlton, OR, 97111, United States
The first annual Harvest Dinner will be held at Abbey Road Farm on November 5th, 2022 and will benefit the Y-C Storehouse. The Harvest Dinner will start with a standing wine tasting and passed appetizers, followed by a seasonal dinner paired with library wines. Guests will sit with local winemakers to toast the successful season and enjoy a dinner catered by Devil’s Food Catering.

Third Annual BIPOC Block Party
2022-11-05 13:00 - 20:00 | Artisan_Stock_08
Our Legacy Harvested (OLH) is hosting its third annual BIPOC Block Party, an opportunity to connect with fellow community members in a lively market setting, on Saturday, Nov. 5. They will be shutting down the block in front of Mac Market in McMinnville for a full afternoon and evening celebrating harvest, diversity, and their inaugural “Cru” of harvest interns. The event will bring together BIPOC artisans, chefs, brewers, vintners and more, with live music on the streets and interactive activities for the whole family.
Our Legacy Harvested will be honoring its inaugural class of harvest interns at the event with a graduation ceremony. The group of four interns from across the country will have completed their four-month internship program, working during the harvest season to learn about wine production on-site at Oregon wineries. Denzel Green is interning at Willakenzie Estate, Marcy Alcantar-Marshall and Raven Blake are interning at Adelsheim Vineyard, and Dr. Kimberley Dockery is currently taking her WSET 2 and her internship centers around her desires to accomplish opening her own business with a vegan twist. The Wine Production Internship launched in August 2022 and focuses on vineyards and production at the winery. The hands-on experience ranges from vine to wine, including everything from winemaking, managing a vineyard, production activities such as bottling, blending, determining the brix, testing when to pick, and learning about cost and the many other decisions made at a winery. OLH wants to show all of the different ways the interns can make an impact on the industry.
Tickets are $20 and include entry, live entertainment, a Block Party tote bag, Govino wine glass, and sunglasses. Tickets are available online here, with the option for additional donations to Our Legacy Harvested.
Money raised from the block party will support Our Legacy Harvested and its mission of educating, advancing and empowering the BIPOC community in the wine industry. The event also supports the nonprofit’s long-term goal of building a permanent campus, used to host pop-up events, fundraisers, dinners, educational seminars, and to foster the growing and evolving BIPOC wine community.
“The phenomenal community support for Our Legacy Harvested and the inaugural interns has been overwhelming.” said Tiquette Bramlett, Founder of OLH. “What an incredible moment to see a dream I had in March 2020 come to life with this incredible group of individuals. I hope everyone can come out to meet them and celebrate their graduation, while supporting the next class of interns with your presence at this fun event.”
The next four-month internship program from Our Legacy Harvested is a Direct-to Consumer (DTC) Internship launching in May 2023 and focusing on hospitality and front of house operations. The hands-on experience includes working under the DTC lead at the winery with exposure to many facets of the hospitality business and working with the team including front of house manager, wholesale business, event specialist, wine club manager, shipping, and general manager. Interns will learn budgeting, sales strategies, marketing, customer relations, inventory management, and all activities related to tasting room operation. Applications will open in December 2022 to BIPOC individuals nationwide. Next year’s harvest internship program will expand internationally, with programs available in New Zealand and France, in addition to the Willamette Valley.

The Wine Bible 3rd Edition Release Party
2022-10-23 17:00 - 20:00 | Abbey Road Farm, 10280 NE Oak Springs Farm Road, Carlton, OR, 97111, United States
Adelsheim Vineyard and Gran Moraine, with celebrated wine author, Karen MacNeil, invite you to a special evening dedicated to the release of the 3rd edition of The Wine Bible – America’s best-selling wine book.
Your ticket price includes a signed copy of The Wine Bible 3rd Edition, a sparkling wine reception, passed hors d’oeuvres, and an exciting array of tastings from participating Willamette Valley wineries featured in the book.
Attendees will have the chance to ask Karen MacNeil questions about her experience with writing the 3rd edition and to receive their signed copy in person. There will also be time to mingle with notable Oregon wine industry luminaries such as David Adelsheim and Eugenia Keegan at the picturesque Abbey Road Farm. Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring wines from Adelsheim Vineyard, Bergström, Brittan Vineyards, Domaine Drouhin Oregon, Gran Moraine, Soter Vineyard, and Zena Crown Vineyard.
“During the time it has taken to write three editions of The Wine Bible, the Oregon wine industry has moved from a quiet backwater to one of the most dynamic wine regions in the world. In viticultural terms, that’s moving at the speed of light. Oregon’s spectacular rise to prominence has been as exciting to witness as the wines are delicious to drink.” —Karen MacNeil
“MacNeil’s writing style is engaging and conversational, and if you want to know anything about wine, her book is the place to start.”—Forbes.com
Tickets are limited on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Refund Policy
Contact the organizer to request a refund.
Eventbrite’s fee is nonrefundable.

Price
$95: Your ticket price includes a signed copy of The Wine Bible 3rd Edition, a sparkling wine reception, passed hors d’oeuvres, and an exciting array of tastings from participating Willamette Valley wineries featured in the book.

Contact person
Rachael Plitch
971.261.4284

Live Music at Dirty Couch Brewing: David James
2022-10-22 15:00 - 20:00 | Dirty Couch Brewing, 2715 West Fort Street, Seattle, WA, 98199, United States
Dirty Couch continues its support of local musicians by welcoming David James, of Jaded Mary, Wolfchild and Noiya, to our Magnolia brewery. If you’re unfamiliar with David you can find links to his work at https://listentodavidjames.com/. His inspiration spans rock, classic rock, R&B, soul, indie, and electronic artists. Think artists like Radiohead, Bon Iver, Bill Withers, Fleet Foxes, The Beach Boys, Tool and others.

David will begin playing a set from 3PM to 5PM.

While listening to his wonderful music don’t forget to grab a pint and enjoy food from Georgia’s Greek food truck. They’ll be serving from 3PM to 8PM.

Fantastic sours, powerful music and delicious food. Elevate your Saturday afternoon and join us at Dirty Couch.

Kirkland Zombie Wine Beer & Spirits Crawl
2022-10-21 17:00 - 20:30 | Artisan_Stock_84
Get your Halloween on early and experience the hilarious annual Zombie Wine Crawl! Taste some of Washington finest wines and check out local merchants in downtown. Check in will be at the Heathman Hotel. You don’t need to be a Zombie, or even dress up like one, to join in on all the fun!
Grab your friends, and taste some of Washington finest wines and check out cool local merchants in Downtown Kirkland. This event will start at the Heathman Hotel. Tickets allow access to wineries in approximately 14 locations after check in. A collaboration between the Kirkland Chamber of Commerce, Kirkland Downtown Association, and Seattle Uncorked.

Beer 101 Workshop
2022-10-19 10:00 - 12:00 | Triplehorn Brewing, 19510 144th Ave NE Ste E6, Woodinville, WA, 98072, United States
Former Icicle Brewing Brewmaster, Dean Priebe will be teaching a Beer 101 workshop. It will discuss how the best beer is brewed and served. We’ll also explore how beer styles differ and how to evaluate. This workshop will help prepare individuals for the Level 1 Beer Server certification.
This workshop is for beer fans and beertenders alike.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/beer-101-workshop-tickets-399761265707
Hosted by Woodinville Wine Country at Triplehorn Brewing

Schilling Cider Maker's Dinner - Portland
2022-10-15 19:00 - 22:00 | Shine Distillery & Grill, 4232 N Williams Ave, Portland, OR, 97217, United States
Please join Schilling Hard Cider as they welcome harvest season and celebrate the first annual National Cider Month with a Cider Maker’s Dinner featuring a four-course gluten-free menu created by Top Chef Alum, Chef Sara Hauman.
Guests will enjoy menu items such as apple, fennel, leek bisque, poached albacore tuna, chestnut crepe, and cider-braised pork belly – each dish expertly paired with Schilling Hard Cider!
100% of all proceeds will be donated to Feeding America, the largest charity working to end hunger in the United States.

The Fresh Hop Ale Festival
2022-10-08 16:00 - 22:00 | SOZO Sports Complex, 2200 S. 36th Ave., YAKIMA, WA, 98903, United States
Over 70 Breweries, Wineries & Cideries, Live Music & Great Food set in the beautiful Yakima Valley…The Home of Fresh Hops.
The Fresh Hop Ale Festival brings beer lovers from all over the world to the home of the hops. The Yakima Valley produces over 70% of our nations’ hops and are second only to Germany in overall production. We celebrate the harvest with Fresh Hop Beers. These beers HAVE to be brewed with fresh hops from the Valley and can only be produced at this time of year. Each one of our breweries submits a beer into judging and winners are announced during the festival.
Additional tasting tokens, merchandise and food can be purchased throughout the night. 3-4 bands will be performing from 5-9:45 pm.

Seattle Fresh Hop
2022-10-07 16:00 - 2022-10-08 21:00 | Hangar 30 at Magnuson Park, 7400 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA, United States
Tasty Fresh Hop brews all in one place. It’s time to tasty, taste, taste.
This is best celebration of the year. And the freshiest.
Seattle Fresh Hop is the one beer tasting event you don’t want to miss.
Kickass brews, DJs, kickass food, competitions, kickass games, and general mayhem.
It all takes place at Magnuson Park Hangar 30, rain or shine, indoor and outdoor.
Seattle Fresh Hop Beer Festival
October 7-8, 2022
Friday Session: 5 pm – 9 pm
Saturday Session 1: Noon – 4 pm
Saturday Session 2: 5 pm – 9 pm
Stay fresh. Drink hoppy.™

Seattle Welcomes Taste of Iceland Festival from October 6-9
2022-10-06 08:00 - 2022-10-09 23:30 | The Carlile Room, 820 Pine St, Seattle, WA, 98101, United States
Taste of Iceland 2022, an annual celebration of Icelandic culture in North America, concludes the series of fall festivals at Reykjavik’s sister city, Seattle, WA.
Seattle is hosting Taste of Iceland from October 6-9. Throughout the weekend, locals can transport themselves to Iceland with a series of events inspired by, and in celebration of, the best of Icelandic culture through food and beverage, music, design, films, art and more.
ver the course of the four-day festival, and in partnership with local businesses in Seattle, and Taste of Iceland’s official partners, events will be hosted by The Carlile Room, KEXP, Bianco Gallery, Majestic Bay Theatres, The National Nordic Museum, Life on Mars, and 210 Seattle. The full list of events include:

Culinary Experience with Chef Bjarki Snær Thorsteinsson and Ron Anderson: Hosted daily starting at 4:30 p.m., from October 6-8, at The Carlile Room, located at 820 Pine St.
Reykjavik Calling Concert, curated by Iceland Airwaves, featuring Icelandic Musicians BSÍ, Árný Margrét, and Eydís: October 6, 7:30 p.m. at KEXP, located at 472 1st Ave. N
HI/HÆ: Designing Friendship: October 7 at 5 p.m., at Bianco Gallery, located at 999 3rd Ave, Ste 131
Lamb Film Screening: October 7 at 8 p.m., at the Majestic Bay Theatres, located at 2044 NW Market St.
Through the Highlands, Fireside Chat with 66°North and Photographer Alex Strohl: October 8 at 1 p.m. at The National Nordic Museum, at 2655 NW Market St.
Icelandic Cocktail Class, October 8 at 4 p.m., at Life on Mars, located at 722 E Pike St.
Elemental Sound Bath with Energy Healer Jósa Goodlife and Blue Lagoon Iceland: October 9 at 11 a.m. at 210 Seattle located at 210 S Washington St.
Wheel of Prizes Presented by Icelandair: Held daily from October 6-9, at various events (additional details below), participants will have the opportunity to win a variety of prizes, including a trip for two to Iceland!

Most events are free to attend, with the exception of the Icelandic Culinary Experience at the Carlile Room.
To obtain tickets to free, Taste of Iceland, events:

Register for tickets at the event-specific pages within the link HERE (you must be registered to receive early-bird access)
Seven days prior to the date of each event, registered guests will receive an email to offer them early bird access to the ticket system to claim ticket(s) for guaranteed entry. The following day tickets will be available to the general public
To claim a ticket, you must follow the steps/directions on the site, until you receive the e-ticket and barcode for entry. Note: if you do not receive a barcode, you have not completed the process.

Icelandic Culinary Experience:Hosted daily starting at 4:30 PM from October 6-8 at The Carlile Room, Icelandic Chef Bjarki Snær Þorsteinsson, in partnership with The Carlile Room’s Chef, Ron Anderson will prepare a pop-up menu inspired by Iceland. Chef Þorsteinsson started his career at 16 with the Kjallarinn Restaurant in Reykjavik before working and studying in the UK and Norway, and returning to Iceland to work with celebrated chefs Viktor Örn Andrésson and Hinrik Örn Lárusson. Chef Ron Anderson of The Carlile Room has gained experience at many fine-dining restaurants throughout Seattle, and has managed Tom Douglas restaurants for over 13 years.
The Culinary Experience is offered at $95, with an optional drink pairing for $35. Reservations can be made directly on TheCarlile.com. The four-course tasting menu includes:

Icelandic lobster soup with scallops, Icelandic wasabi, and grilled onion
Steamed cod with brown butter, Champagne sauce, and roasted sunchokes
Grilled lamb filet with baked celeriac, grilled kale, and lamb jus
Skyr mousse with roasted oats, Skyr ice cream, and Icelandic crowberries

Reykjavik Calling Concert curated by Iceland Airwaves:The Reykjavik Calling Concert celebrates Icelandic music, with performances by BSÍ, Árný Margrét, and Eydís. BSÍ is composed of Silla Thorarensen (drums and vocals) and Pollux Rothlaender (bass guitar and toe-synths), who started their band under the premise of trying instruments they did not know how to play. BSÍ now acts as a playground for simply being who they are. Also performing is self-taught pianist and singer songwriter, Árný Margrét who is preparing for her debut album of uniquely Icelandic folk music, as well as Pianist and Composer Eydis, who is known for creating dreamy harmonies inspired by her homeland. Guests can register for free tickets HERE. Proof of vaccination is required to attend, masks are recommended but not required.
The Reykjavik Calling Concert curated by the Iceland Airwaves festival, which will take place November 3-5 in Reykjavik. For more information on the festival and lineup, visit Iceland Airwaves.
HI/HÆ: Designing FriendshipTo celebrate the relationship between Seattle and Reykjavik, designers from both cities produced works inspired by friendship. This exhibition, celebrating its American debut and opening receptions as a part of Taste of Iceland, is also an extension of the DesignMarch festival, where the exhibit was shown last May.
The show includes works by: Hugdetta – Róshildur Jónsdóttir og Snæbjörn Þór Stefánsson, Hanna Dís Whitehead, Agustav – Ágústa Magnúsdóttir og Gustav Johannsson, Umemi – Ragnheiður Ösp Sigurðardóttir, Ragna Ragnarsdottir, Þórunn Árnadóttir, Theodora Alfreðsdóttir, Fruitsuper – Sallyann Corn og Joe Kent, WKND – Christa, Thomas og Nin Truong, John Hogan, Gabriel Stromberg, Amanda Ringstad, Grain, Fin/Rachel Illingworth, and Jonathan Junker. HI/HÆ is free to attend, and guests can register for tickets HERE.
Lamb Movie Screening:Guests can enjoy the directorial debut from Valdimar Jóhannsson, in this dark and atmospheric folktale. A childless couple in rural Iceland make an alarming discovery one day in their sheep barn and soon face the consequences of defying the will of nature. Lamb won the Un Certain Regard “Prize of Originality” at the Cannes Film Festival where it premiered in 2021l, and was considered for the 94th Academy Awards as the official submission of Iceland for the Best Foreign Film category. Lamb Movie Screening is free to attend, and guests can register for tickets HERE.
Through the Highlands, Fireside Chat with 66°North and Photographer Alex Strohl:
The photo exhibition titled, “Through the Highlands with Alex Strohl” will display photos captured in Iceland by 66° North Brand Ambassador and adventure photographer, Alex Strohl. For more than a decade, the photographer and entrepreneur, Alex Strohl has pioneered the visual style of the outdoor industry, lauded by the likes of National Geographic, Outside Magazine, Gentleman’s Journal, and more. Through this exhibition and chat, Alex will share his experiences and stunning images that tell the stories of his travels through the Highlands of Iceland with Benjamin Hardman. The Fireside Chat is free to attend, and guests can register for tickets HERE.
Icelandic Cocktail Class:A two-hour Icelandic Cocktail Class hosted by Reyka Vodka and Ólafsson Gin. DJ Hermigervill will welcome guests, and Ólafsson Gin’s Brand Representative and Mixologist, Tóta, as well as Reyka Vodka’s Brand Representative, will make four different cocktails using the different Icelandic spirits. Attendees must be at least 21 years old with a valid ID to attend and consume alcohol. The Cocktail Class is free to attend, and guests can register for tickets HERE.
Elemental Sound Bath with Energy Healer Jósa Goodlife and Blue Lagoon Iceland:In partnership with Blue Lagoon Iceland, Icelandic Energy Healer Jósa Goodlife will take attendees on an elemental journey beyond time and space, with a deeply relaxing and uplifting program with healing sounds from Icelandic nature that will leave guests feeling rejuvenated. Attendees will receive a yoga mat, a facial towel, a skincare gift from Blue Lagoon Iceland; a blanket and eye mask, compliments of Icelandair; and water from Icelandic Glacial. The Elemental Sound Bath is free to attend, and guests can register for tickets HERE.
Taste of Iceland’s Wheel of Prizes:Presented by Icelandair, the Wheel of Prizes gives participants the chance to win a range of prizes, including Blue Lagoon Skincare, an Icelandic Wool Blanket from Icelandic Lamb, Wool Scarf from ISAVIA, a year’s supply of Icelandic Provisions’ Skyr, cases of sparkling and still water from Icelandic Glacial, a Reyka Vodka package, a Olafsson Gin package, a Tindur Shearling jacket and Surtsey Knit Cap from 66°North, a collection of Icelandic records from the city of Reykjavik, Landsvirkjun’s Nordic Wasabi Gift Box, or the grand prize, a trip for two to Iceland from Icelandair, including a stay at the Silica Hotel at the famed Blue Lagoon and a 72-Hour City-card from Visit Reykjavík!
People can sign up for a chance to win 50 minutes before the spins take place at the times listed below:

October 6 at 6:50 p.m., at KEXP, prior to the Reykjavik Calling Concert
October 7 at 7:50 p.m., at Majestic Theaters, prior to Lamb film screening
October 8 at 12:50 p.m., at The National Nordic Museum, prior to Fireside Chat

Taste of Iceland’s 2022 events have previously been held in Washington D.C., Boston, MA, Denver, CO, Chicago, IL and Toronto, ON. For more information on Taste of Iceland, Seattle, please visit InspiredbyIceland.com
For media inquiries or to attend any Taste of Iceland events, please contact tasteoficeland@finnpartners.com.

The 18th Annual Great Pumpkin Beer Festival Presented by The Vera Project
2022-10-01 16:00 - 22:00, 2022-09-30 16:00 - 22:00 | Seattle Center, 305 Harrison Street, Seattle, WA, 98109, United States
The 18th Annual Great Pumpkin Beer Festival (GPBF) presented by The Vera Project, is taking place at the Seattle Center on September 30 and October 1. This pumpkin-packed event features more than 80+ pumpkin and seasonal beers from near and far, including more than 35 from Seattle’s own Elysian Brewing. The event is open to people ages 21 and up.
During each session of GPBF, a giant, several-hundred pound pumpkin is scooped, scorched, filled with pumpkin beer, sealed, conditioned and then tapped at the fest for all to enjoy.
In addition to the best pumpkin brews, the event will also feature local food trucks, festive music, and an always highly anticipated costume contest. A sea of orange is sure to flood the Seattle Center, as guests are encouraged to embrace the pumpkin theme.
100% of the proceeds from the festival will directly benefit The Vera Project, an all-ages nonprofit space dedicated to fostering personal and community transformation through collaborative engagement in music and art.
Tickets:
Pricing:

One-Day Pass: $30 plus fees
Two-Day Pass: $50 plus fees
$5 for designated driver. Drink tickets or glassware are not included; non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.

***Must be 21+ to purchase tickets. Tickets are available for purchase online: https://theveraproject.org/greatpumpkin/.

Brownrigg Hard Cider Anniversary Party
2022-10-01 16:00 - 21:00 | Brownrigg Hard Cider, 945 Elliott Ave W #202, Seattle, WA 98119, 945 Elliott Ave W #202, Seattle, WA, 98119, United States
Join Brownrigg Hard Cider in celebrating their anniversary, as well as a year in their new location. Join us Saturday, October 1st at 4pm for our anniversary ciders, food, music, good vibes and more!

Hood River Hops Fest
2022-10-01 11:00 - 19:00 | Columbia Lot, 501 Columbia St, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
The Hood River Hops Fest returns for its 18th year, celebrating the fresh hopped beers of our beloved region.

Awarded silver medal for best beer festival from the Willamette Week, Oregon Beer Awards, the Hood River Hops Fest is an annual celebration of beer’s bitter friend, freshly harvested hops.
Hood River County is surrounded by world-renowned hop-growing regions, and since 2003 brewers have gathered each September in downtown Hood River to share their fresh-hop beer creations.
The family-friendly event features more than 30 breweries with more than 40 fresh-hop beers, plus a variety of food vendors, live music, and an awesome collectible tasting glass.
Advance ticketholders have 11am early entry, Gate ticket sales begin at 12pm.

Apple Day and Liquid Apple Night
2022-10-01 09:00 - 21:00 | Ravalli County Museum, 205 Bedford Street, Hamilton, MT, 59840, United States
The Ravalli County Museum hosts the Biggest Bake Sale in the State! The Annual Apple Day Festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 1, 2022 from 9 am to 3 pm on the lawn of the Museum at 205 Bedford Street in Hamilton.

Hailed as the Biggest Bake Sale under the Big Sky, the Annual McIntosh Apple Day Festival is not one to be missed! This time honored and well-loved festival has been a part of autumn in the Bitterroot Valley for almost 40 years. Enjoy arts, crafts, food and produce from our local Hamilton Farmers Market as well as new vendors from outside the area. The highlight of the day is our signature Bake Sale. Hand-picked, locally grown Apples are lovingly crafted into made-from-scratch Apple pies, Apple Butter, Apple Fritters and homemade caramel sauce to pour over a fresh apple.

Our children’s activity this year will be measuring and mixing the dry ingredients for delicious apple muffins, which each participant can take home to make and share with their friends and family. Live music from local musicians add to the festivity while a raffle offers the chance to win gift baskets and desired items from local craftsmen and businesses!

Apple Day is followed up by Liquid Apple Night, a hard cider fest under the stars. Local cideries bring their favorite hard apple ciders, food trucks offer dinner options and more live music makes Apple Night the perfect evening! This family friendly event is also held on Saturday, October 1, 2022 from 5 pm to 9 pm on the lawn of the Museum at 205 Bedford Street in Hamilton. Tickets are $30.00 for all the hard cider you want. Tickets can be purchased online at www.ravallimuseum.org, at the Museum front desk or at the gate!

The Ravalli County Museum has a three tiered focus of art, local history and natural history. We provide a cultural venue to enrich the experiences of our community through programming and educational opportunities for people of all ages. For more information, visit our website at www.ravallimuseum.org

Old Stove Ship Canal Oktoberfest!
2022-09-29 16:00 - 22:00 | Old Stove Ship Canal, 600 Nickerson Street, Seattle, WA, 98119, United States
Seattle’s NEWEST Oktoberfest is coming to Old Stove Ship Canal this year!
This family-friendly and FREE event will have fun all day long on Thursday, Septmeber 29th. Beerhall music will flood the Canal and Nickerson street provided by The Bavarian Beerhall Band (http://bavarianbeergarden.band/). Special Oktoberfest food served all day long. Commemorative steins filled with Old Stove Festbier or Timesless Helles! Grab your freshest dirndl and lederhosen and join us for the FESTivities on 9/29.

Rated the #1 most anticipated new Oktoberfest event this year by Old Stove employees!

Brewery & The Beast Victoria
2022-09-25 13:00 - 16:00 | Starlight Stadium Langford, 1089 Langford Parkway, Victoria, British Columbia, V9B 0A5, Canada
A must for meat lovers, Brewery & The Beast brings a sizzling spread of dishes and preparations, from barbecue and smoked to grilled and slow-cooked, alongside chilled beer, wine, cider and spirits. While they feast, ticket-holders will be treated to live entertainment from award-winning local musicians, with The Electric Timber Company headlining the stage. Brewery & The Beast aims to shine a spotlight on ethical, sustainable and natural farming practices, while showcasing talented chefs, renowned restaurants and the very best of B.C.’s food and beverage scene.
Partial proceeds from 2022 ticket sales will be donated to the Chefs’ Table Society of BC, the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and local programs that support food sustainability. Since its inception, Brewery & The Beast has donated more than $143,000 to organizations such as these that work to grow the Canadian culinary industry and support local food-focused initiatives.

1st Annual Birch Road Wine Fest
2022-09-24 15:00 - 18:00 | Birch Road, 1204 Minor Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98101, United States
The First Annual Birch Road Wine Fest benefitting the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation

Sip wine in the shadow of our city’s history! The historic Stimson-Green Mansion was built in 1901 as the family home for a pioneer in the lumber industry that thrived in the PNW at the turn of the century. Today, the mansion is home to the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, and the carriage house is home to Birch Road, a BYOB members club. Take a tour of the property and discover some of the fantastic wines that the members of Birch Road have loved most over the years.
✔ Tickets include a commemorative tasting glass and samples of 25+ wines from 10+ wineries.

​ ✔ Opportunity to shop at the Wine Fest Shop and purchase bottles of your favorite wine for home.
​ ✔ All proceeds from the event and bottle sales benefit the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation.
