Linda Piero and Bob Bedford, of Hudson Valley Wine magazine, hosted to Hudson Valley Art & Wine 2010 event at the Locust Grove at the The Samuel Morse Historic Site. The wineries were there, the artists were there, and the Hudson Valley Tourism folks were there.
And there was a lot to celebrate. This was a preview of some of the art destined for the final big show in spring 2010. The show will then travel up and down the valley and be featured in several museums and galleries from Westchester to Albany.
There has been a long and rich tradition of grape growing and art in the Hudson Valey. The new spirit embracing the wine community is a great one. And this co-joining with the Valley's artists makes it that much more exciting.
The evening went very well. Lot's of great wine, fabulous cheese from Sprout Creek Farm, and wonderful handmade chocolates. A lovely time.
Bob and Linda and guest at the event. The other gentleman is Jack Braunlein, Director of Lyndhurst, which will be the first venue to show the complete selection of the works of art in the spring at the Lyndhurst Mansion. (event information and ticket ordering below!)
Hudson Valley Wine Goddess Debbie Gioquindo and her hubby Paul were there.
The ubiquitous Cesar Bez of Brotherhood Winery with trusty sales/marketing/uber person Colleen.
Steve Osborn from Stoutridge was also their.
Jan Palaia of Palaia Vineyards. Here she is with John and Michele Hull of Applewood Vineyards.
Doug Glorie of Glorie Farm Winery and Matt Specarelli of Benmarl Winery.
Yancy Migliore of Whitecliff Vineyard.
Tiffany Robibero and her fiance Ryan (the business manager and winemaker) of the new Robibero Family Vineyards.A great nite!
AND IF YOU WANT TO ORDER TICKETS TO THE FIRST SHOW, CHECK IT OUT BELOW!!!
They are offering 15% discount on ticket sales through Christmas. Tickets include exhibit opening, wine and food pairings, tour of the mansion and benefits the educational programs at Lyndhurst:
DISCOUNT CODE: ART11
Do it now! See you there!
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