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May and June Vineyard News


HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! Bring Mom out to relax this weekend.

 SUNS UP FUNS UP and we have lots of FUN this SUMMER
for you and your friends & family!



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International Music, Wine and Craft Beer Festival
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May 25 & 26
Saturday 11am to 11pm
Sunday Noon to 6pm
HELD RAIN OR SHINE IN THE PAVILION
This year’s festival this year will feature over 50 wines and 60+ Craft beers for tasting and purchase from around the world. 
·     The Lions Club food concessions
·     Artisan cheese sampling and sales will be by Ropp Jersey Cheese
·     Hometown Banks festival Wine Glass sponsor!
·     Music Schedule
Saturday: 
11-3 Up the Creek,
3-6:30pm Greg Williams,
7-11pm The Brazilionaires
Sunday:
12-3 Pocket Mouse,
      3-6pm Emilele
$10pp admission includes a souvenir tasting glass and 5 tasting tickets for ages 21 and over, $5pp admission ages 13-20, age 12 and under free
Concerts in JUNE 
SATURDAYS, 
7-11pm, $5

6/01 West McQueen St
6/08 Jammsammich
6/15 Bogart Jones
6/22 Jury's Out 
6/29 Captain Quirk 

FRIDAY, 8-11pm, $10
6/28 Brushville

Mandala Stemless Wine Glass Painting Class

June 6, 6:30-8pm
click for info and registration
Wine Pairing Dinner
at Starved Rock Lodge
June 2, 6-8pm

Enjoy a fine dining experience with great food paired with Mackinaw Valley Vineyard wines.

click for info & reservations
 Drum Circle and Concert June 21, 7-11pm
Come Drum With Us!

FUNdraiser
for The Heller Center for Kids with Cancer at
OSF Children's
Hospital of Illinois

Click here for info and to get tickets

Drum circle 7-8:30pm
Coco Loco Concert 8-11pm
*tickets available at door too


CELEBRATE
Father's day at the Vineyard 
June 16

Beer Stein Stoneware Painting Class 2-4p
click here for info and registration

and also

Open Fishing Day!

12-5pm
Free and Family Fun!

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