Fwd: Tickets Now on Sale for Wine Fest!



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From: Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation <info@ocaf.com>
Date: October 13, 2010 6:00:27 PM EDT
Subject: Tickets Now on Sale for Wine Fest!
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Tickets Are Now On Sale
Sunday, October 24, 3 - 6 PM
 

Fall Wine Fest Panorama

 
An afternoon not to be missed with 34 restaurants & beverage suppliers, 7 wineries, package stores & a local brewery. A silent auction & raffle with original artwork, pottery, vacation properties and airline tickets. Live music with Jeff Soileau and Marty Winkler, all in the lush Ashford Manor gardens in Watkinsville.
 
Last year's event was one of the best yet. To see a video of Wine Fest 2009, click here 
 
Restaurants
 
1.     A Tavola!
2.     Barberito's Southwestern Grille and Cantina
3.     Big City Bread Café
4.     Buffalo's Southwest Café
5.     Chops 'n Hops
6.     Casa Mia
7.     Café Marigold
8.     DePalma's Italian Cafe
9.     Earthfare
10.  Edible Arrangements
11.  Flight Tapas and Wine Bar
12.  Five and Ten
13.  Gnat's Landing
14.  Girasoles
15.  The Granary
16.  Jittery Joe's Coffee
17.  Last Resort
18.  Lumpkin Café
19.  Lindsey's Culinary Market
20.  Mama's Boy
21.  Mirko Pasta
22.  The National
23.  Nona's
24.  Nucci's Sugar Shop
25.  Rolling Pin
26.  Saladworks
27.  Scoops
28.  Siri Thai Cuisine
29.  Speakeasy
30.  Square One Fish Co.
31.  Taqueria Del Sol
32.  Waterman Spring Water
33.  White Tiger Gourmet Foods and Chocolate
34.  Your Pie

 
Vineyards & Bottle Shops
 
1.     Boutier Winery
2.     Chateau Elan Winery & Resort
3.     Five Points Bottle Shop  
4.     Gosford Wine
5.     Habersham Winery
6.     Shiraz
7.     Terrapin Brewery
 
 

To purchase tickets online < click here >. Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 day of event. Special OCAF Membership tickets available in advance for $20 at the OCAF offices (706) 769-4565. For directions to Ashford Manor < click here >.

All proceeds benefit the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF), a community art center dedicated to supporting arts in the NE Georgia area.
 
 
Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation

34 School Street
Watkinsville, GA 30677
(706) 769-4565
info@ocaf.com
www.ocaf.com
 
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