Mackinaw Valley Vineyard July Newsletter

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July Newsletter
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Happy 4th of July!!
Hours: Sunday 12-5pm,Monday to Thursday 11am to 6pm,
Friday 11am to 9pm and Saturday 11am to 11pm.

Start your 4th of July Holiday early 
Two great concerts at the vineyard this weekend.
Friday , June 29  Brushville  in Concert
8-11pm, $10pp
          New Album release and Fireworks Show at Dusk
Saturday, June 30  Biscuits & Gravy Band in Concert
7-11pm, $5pp
It's Biscuit time! be there
Kids 12 and under are free.


Concerts in July
7-11pm, $5 per person
*12 & under free
7/07 Jury's Out
7/14 Phannie Rae & the Soul Shakers
7/21  Jammsammich
7/28 Bubblegum Jack
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Art & Wine Festival
Sunday, July 15th, Noon to 6pm
FREE Admission
Local artists will showcase their talents and sell their art at this free event. The Midwestern artists invited specialize in oil and water color painting, wood, jewelry, metal work, ceramics and glass.
·     Local car clubs have been invited to display their cars and the Cruise-In is coordinated by the Midstate Cruisers Club in conjunction with Mackinaw Valley Vineyard.
·     Wine tasting is featured all day in tasting room
·     Musician Greg Williams will entertain.
·     The kids will have their concrete canvas area to draw and show off their talents at this family friendly event.
·     Free face painting for kids of all ages.
·     Food- Concessions by The Mackinaw Lions Club
Please come out and enjoy this Free event and support our local art community and do some early holiday shopping.
RAIN OR SHINE IN THE PAVILION BUILDING

Celebrate in JULY
with our
15th Anniversary Wine Specials!
Red Wines on Sale
$15 a bottle
Cole's Classic
Foch-Frontenac
Cody's Roundup Red
Mackinaw Reserve
Trois Noir
Deux Noir

*Discounted to $15 a bottle,
tax included
Regular prices are $20, $18
or $16 a bottle.
10 % case discount still can be used with sale pricing.
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